Basic course prices

These are OPUS basic course prices for international female guests. The table shows the fee for one woman, the combined fee when two women share time with one OPUS male companion, and the equivalent per-person amount. Each woman pays ¥10,000 less than she would for an individual booking of the same duration.

The basic course starts at 120 minutes. You do not have to decide on a longer duration before you have told us what kind of time you hope to enjoy. We can explain the options in a calm, straightforward way.

Perhaps you would like a quiet conversation, an evening with some room to breathe, or a more leisurely itinerary. Tell us the atmosphere you have in mind and we can discuss the time options and the services available.

We will distinguish additional costs

Hotel room charges and travel or dispatch expenses outside Tokyo may be separate from the course fee. You should not have to calculate everything by searching several Japanese websites. Ask “What would the total be on this date, at this location?” and we will identify what OPUS can quote and what a hotel or another provider determines separately.

Your questions about payment matter

Payment methods, the stage at which payment is due, and change or cancellation terms should be clear before a formal booking. We will not treat something unexplained as something you should already know simply because you are in Japan.

Clear prices are part of a warm welcome

Your budget is a natural part of planning your time in Japan. We welcome questions and will explain what is covered by OPUS and what a hotel or another provider charges separately.

Tell us what you know so far

“I’m going to Tokyo next week” or “This is my first time, and I’m a little nervous” is enough for an initial inquiry. We will help identify the practical details, including suitable times and the style of companion you would like, without expecting a finished plan.

For one international female guest, our basic prices are ¥80,000 for 120 minutes, ¥140,000 for 180 minutes and ¥180,000 for 240 minutes. If travel or hotel charges apply separately, we will explain that distinction before you book.

We will explain the arrangements before the day

Once the date and place are agreed, we will explain how to meet and stay in contact. Japanese stations can have many exits, and hotels sometimes have several entrances. If a location is unfamiliar, please tell us; there is no reason to feel embarrassed.

Hotels may have their own restrictions on visitors. We can explain what needs checking, while making clear which decisions belong to the hotel.

You can be yourself when you meet

You do not need an elaborate outfit, prepared conversation or a practiced manner. If you are nervous, you can say so. If you would rather take things slowly, that feeling deserves consideration.

Hospitality starts before the meeting

People using a service for the first time deserve especially thoughtful explanations. We do not want unfamiliar procedures left entirely for you to work out.

You can start in a language you are comfortable with

Send a short message in English, Traditional Chinese or Spanish and ask about the support available. The language used for inquiries may differ from the languages spoken by individual companions, so we will explain what can be arranged rather than assume they are the same.

“Tokyo, November 12, one woman, 120 minutes. I don’t speak Japanese.” Even that simple message helps us start the conversation. Perfect grammar is not required.

We can explain unfamiliar Japanese terms

You may encounter hotel terms such as kyūkei (a short-stay room rate) and shukuhaku (overnight accommodation), or different stages of a reservation. If a phrase is unclear, ask us what it means. Prices, dates and meeting arrangements deserve clear explanations, with numbers and examples wherever useful.

If you are worried about speaking with your companion on the day, tell us beforehand. Language capability and practical communication arrangements are confirmed individually. We do not want you left to manage a difficult situation without knowing what to expect.

You do not need to perform confidence

If you feel shy, struggle for words or prefer a quieter atmosphere, that is fine. You are here to enjoy your time in Japan, not to pass a language examination.

Questions are always a good beginning

We want to understand your needs, whatever language you use. Tell us what worries you, and we will explain what support is possible.

Your itinerary does not have to be final

“I’ll be in Tokyo for three nights, perhaps the second or third evening.” That is a perfectly reasonable starting point. Arrivals can be delayed, and sightseeing plans often change. We can help you think through suitable dates and times without making your holiday revolve around a booking.

Perhaps one evening is for exploring, another for resting and another for something memorable. Tell us as much—or as little—as you know for now.

You do not need to know the geography of Japan

Is Shibuya close to Shinjuku? Could you spend the day in Kyoto and be back in Osaka in the evening? Questions like these are understandable when you are visiting from abroad. Tell us your destination and we can explain what information we need to check coverage and companion availability. Transport schedules and journey times may change, so confirmed arrangements must take actual travel conditions into account.

Some hotels also have restrictions on non-registered visitors. We will explain which details matter without expecting you to know Japan’s accommodation customs in advance.

If plans change, tell us

Flights, health and travel arrangements do not always go as expected. Contact us as soon as possible if something changes. Whether an adjustment is possible depends on the booking terms, but we can explain the available next steps.

Make room for your own journey

Our aim is to find a time that fits your visit—not to make your visit fit around OPUS.