OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL
Travelling in Japan can mean deciding everything for yourself: trains, restaurants, directions and the next destination. It is understandable if you sometimes wish someone would thoughtfully guide the evening.
“I would like to leave some of the planning to someone else”
Perhaps you hope your companion will begin the conversation, suggest how to spend your time or help create a relaxed atmosphere. “Taking the lead” can mean different things to different people.
You need not describe your wishes perfectly. You might simply say, “I find it difficult to start conversations,” or “I would love to experience a Japanese-style evening together.” We can explain the companion’s available arrangements and what may be discussed in advance.
Thoughtful escorting still respects your preferences
Accepting someone’s suggestions is not the same as giving up your own choices. A welcome invitation leaves room for “I like that” or “That isn’t quite for me.” We value that balance.
If you are unfamiliar with Japanese streets, hotels or etiquette, you can ask us. You are allowed to enjoy being guided without being expected to know everything already.
The luxury of being cared for
Sometimes a change from making every decision is a pleasure in itself. We would be glad to hear what kind of evening you have in mind.
