How to Book a Male Companion in Japan

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OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

Booking private time with a Japanese man in a city you do not yet know can be exciting—and a little daunting. If you are wondering where to begin, please know that you do not need to understand Japanese booking customs, speak fluent Japanese or organize everything before contacting OPUS.

Your first message can be simple

“I’m visiting Tokyo in November and I’m interested in spending time with a Japanese companion.” That is enough to start. If you have not chosen your hotel or exact date, simply say so. We will explain the available arrangements and what information may be needed next, one step at a time.

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If you already know your dates, the city you are staying in and how many women will attend, include those details. You do not have to find the perfect words for what you want. Perhaps you would enjoy conversation, thoughtful escorting or a special memory from your trip. Uncertain feelings are welcome, too.

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We will help make prices and meeting arrangements clear

For one international female guest, the basic courses are 120 minutes for ¥80,000, 180 minutes for ¥140,000 and 240 minutes for ¥180,000. Booking starts at 120 minutes. We will distinguish the course fee from any applicable travel expenses, hotel charges and other separate costs before you decide.

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You need not select a hotel before asking us. We can discuss your accommodation and the conditions that may apply to meeting there. Individual hotel policies and room availability remain the hotel’s responsibility; we can still help you understand what to ask.

Decide after you have received an explanation

An inquiry does not, by itself, confirm a booking or incur a consultation charge. We will explain the proposed date, companion, meeting point, fees, payment and change or cancellation terms before a formal reservation is made. You may take the time you need to consider them.

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A welcoming first step

Understanding Japan should not be a prerequisite for feeling welcome here. Explaining unfamiliar details is part of our work, not a burden we want to place on you. We look forward to hearing from you when you feel ready.

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