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  • How Booking and Pricing Work for Two Women

    How Booking and Pricing Work for Two Women

    OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

    If you and a friend are considering a joint OPUS booking, you may want one simple answer first: how much is the total for the two of you? These are the basic international guest rates.

    Two female guests and one OPUS male companion

    The two-guest arrangement means two women share a booking with one male companion provided by OPUS. The amounts below are for both women together, not for each guest separately.

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    International rates for two women

    Duration One woman Two women total Per woman (two guests)
    120 minutes ¥80,000 ¥140,000 ¥70,000
    180 minutes ¥140,000 ¥260,000 ¥130,000
    240 minutes ¥180,000 ¥340,000 ¥170,000

    For every course, sharing a booking means ¥10,000 less per woman than choosing the equivalent individual course. The table also shows the per-person amount so you do not have to calculate it yourself.

    Ready to understand the booking process? How to Book a Male Companion in Japan →

    How to ask about the total

    Send us your preferred date, area and duration, and mention that two women would like to attend. We will explain the possible arrangements and distinguish the OPUS fee from hotel costs or regional travel expenses, if applicable. The hotel determines its own visitor and occupancy rules.

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    Know the conditions before deciding

    We will explain payment, the confirmation process and any change or cancellation conditions before you complete your booking. Neither guest needs to decide before she understands the plan.

    Would you like to explore OPUS? Explore the OPUS experience in Tokyo →


  • Does Booking With a Friend Make a First Meeting Easier?

    Does Booking With a Friend Make a First Meeting Easier?

    OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

    A first meeting with a Japanese male companion can bring excitement and nervousness at the same time. If a close friend is just as curious, sharing the first step may make the unfamiliar feel more approachable.

    A familiar face can bring reassurance

    You may feel more at ease traveling together, asking questions together or approaching something new with someone you trust. The choice should still come naturally to both of you, rather than one person trying to persuade the other.

    If you do not speak Japanese or have never visited a Japanese hotel, tell us. OPUS can explain the arrangements in clear language, without expecting either of you to understand local procedures already.

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    You can still have different comfort levels

    Even friends who share the same curiosity may feel differently as a meeting approaches. We encourage you to say what would make you feel comfortable and to ask about anything unclear. The companion’s preferences and the agreed scope of service also matter.

    The next step can be a conversation

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    We can explain the two-guest booking process, available durations and costs when you are ready. There is no need to turn an initial inquiry into a commitment before both women understand the plan.

    Planning your booking together? How to book together →


  • Two Women and One Male Companion: Planning Your Time

    Two Women and One Male Companion: Planning Your Time

    OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

    When two women spend time with one OPUS male companion, the atmosphere matters as much as the timetable. This guide focuses on how that shared time can feel comfortable for everyone involved.

    Start with the experience you both imagine

    Perhaps you and your friend are curious about a private, intimate atmosphere, but are unsure what to expect in Japan. You can describe the mood you prefer in ordinary words: relaxed, attentive, conversational or quietly special.

    You do not need to promise any particular activity or make a detailed plan before contacting us. We will clarify the scope of available services and respect the preferences and agreement of everyone taking part.

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    One companion, three people to consider

    With two female guests and one male companion from OPUS, it helps to agree on the general pace and setting. We will discuss practical arrangements and make clear that no one needs to match another person’s expectations.

    We can also explain the course options and the combined fee for two international female guests. For a full price comparison, see our separate guide dedicated to two-person rates.

    Make room for both guests

    A woman reviews an illustrated brochure with another person in a quiet hotel lounge with soft seating and garden greenery; fresh blossoms and table lighting fill the background.

    Shared time should not feel like a performance. What matters is that both women genuinely want to be there and can express preferences without pressure.


  • Can Two Female Friends Book OPUS Together?

    Can Two Female Friends Book OPUS Together?

    OPUS TOKYO EDITORIAL

    Traveling with a close friend can make a special moment in Japan feel less unfamiliar. OPUS can discuss an arrangement for two women to spend time with one male companion from our team.

    Can two friends arrange a booking together?

    Yes, two women may inquire together. A simple message such as “We are two friends visiting Tokyo and would like to ask about a joint booking” is enough to begin. You do not need to describe intimate details or arrive with a fully planned itinerary.

    We can explain which dates and locations may be available, how the booking process works, and which details would help us confirm an arrangement. Both women should be interested in sharing this experience. Neither needs to agree merely to please her friend.

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    What about the venue and the price?

    The arrangement is for two female guests and one OPUS male companion. We will explain the applicable combined course price and any additional hotel or travel expenses. A venue also needs to permit the planned number of people; its own rules remain the hotel’s decision.

    A shared choice, made comfortably

    Two women lean together to compare photographs in an open brochure in a guest suite looking out toward a Japanese pagoda and nearby trees; an open photograph-filled brochure lies on the table.

    You can begin with a question, not a commitment. Our role is to make Japanese procedures easier to understand, so both of you can decide without feeling rushed.


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