Terms and Conditions To uphold safety and mutual respect.

Article 1 (Purpose and Scope)

These Terms set out the conditions of use for the private companion service and related services (the “Service”) provided by OPUS (the “Company”).

By applying for or using the Service, you are deemed to have reviewed and agreed to these Terms.

Any conditions individually presented by the Company at the time of reservation confirmation via LINE, email, or other means form part of these Terms.

Article 2 (Nature of the Service)

The Service provides conversation, dates, escorting, and intimacy and sensual services for women, based on the mutual will and continuing consent of both the customer and the cast.

Pre-visit questionnaires and consultations are for mutual understanding on the day; they do not guarantee specific acts, progress, outcomes, or satisfaction.

Article 3 (Eligibility)

Use of the Service is limited to individuals who meet all of the following:

1. Are 18 years of age or older.
2. Have the capacity to enter into a valid contract under Japanese law.
3. Have normal judgment and the ability to express intent.
4. Can comply with these Terms and the rules of any facilities used.
5. Will cooperate with age verification when reasonably required by the Company.

If you are found not to meet the eligibility requirements, the Company may cancel your reservation or discontinue the Service.

Article 4 (Exclusion of Anti-Social Forces)

You represent and warrant that you are not a member or affiliate of organized crime groups, corporate racketeers, political racketeers, special intelligence violent groups, or any other anti-social forces.

If you are found to be or be connected with anti-social forces, the Company may cancel your reservation or terminate the Service without notice.

Article 5 (Formation of Reservations)

A reservation is officially formed when both of the following are complete:

1. The Company has sent you a reservation confirmation notice.
2. Full payment of the fees presented by the Company has been completed.

Consultations via LINE, interactive questionnaires, date inquiries, provisional holds, or quotes alone do not constitute a reservation.

Article 6 (Fees and Full Prepayment)

Service fees are, in principle, payable in full in advance. Installments, payment on the day, or post-service payment are not accepted unless individually permitted by the Company.

Service fees, transportation, accommodation, dining, and any other necessary costs will be disclosed as a total amount or with their calculation method before reservation confirmation.

If you request additional dining, extensions, travel, or other changes on the day and the Company agrees, you may be charged for the additional portion.

Article 7 (How to Cancel)

We accept cancellations and date changes via message to our official LINE.

The cancellation acceptance date is the date (Japan time) on which your clear cancellation intent reaches our official LINE and the Company confirms its content.

Days are counted in calendar days, excluding the day of use. Each period begins at 00:00 on its first day.

Article 8 (Cancellation Fees for Standard Plans)

Article 9 (Cancellation Fees for FROM CHECK-IN TO CHECK-OUT)

FROM CHECK-IN TO CHECK-OUT is a special plan that requires long blocks of time for the cast and advance arrangements for accommodation, transportation, and dining.

Article 10 (Reasons for Cancellation and Actual Costs)

Cancellations due to your circumstances—including poor health, fever, work, family, partner-related reasons, personal judgment about weather, change of mood, or anxiety—are subject to the cancellation fees in the preceding two Articles.

If non-refundable actual expenses have been incurred for accommodations, transportation, dining, or other third-party payments, they will be reflected in the fee calculation and charged to you as necessary.

We will not double-charge cancellation fees and actual expenses for the same damage.

Article 11 (No-Shows and Late Arrival)

If 30 minutes pass after the meeting time with no contact from you, it may be treated as a no-show cancellation.

We do not guarantee an extension for late arrivals. Service time runs until the pre-confirmed end time, including any delay.

In the event of a no-show, significant delay, or loss of contact, we may decline future reservations.

Article 12 (Mutual Consent)

The Service is premised on the free will and ongoing consent of both the customer and the cast.

Even if requested in advance, activities may be changed or discontinued on the day. Likewise, the cast may decline, modify, or discontinue requested activities.

A request to “leave it up to you” does not imply comprehensive or unlimited consent to all activities.

Article 13 (Impaired Judgment)

If the Company or the cast reasonably determines that you lack normal judgment or communication ability due to excessive alcohol, drugs, medications, poor physical condition, or other reasons, intimate services will not start or continue because valid consent cannot be confirmed.

Article 14 (Changes, Suspension, and Termination of Service)

If any of the following apply and it is reasonably determined that safe service provision, normal communication, facility order, or trust cannot be maintained, the Company or the cast may change, suspend, or terminate the Service.

Article 15 (Excessive Alcohol)

Rather than subjective labels like “bad drunk,” the following conditions or behaviors indicate that continued service is difficult due to excessive alcohol:

1. Inability to maintain normal communication for a sustained period.
2. Inability to retain recent conversation, explanations, or agreed terms.
3. Repeating the same questions, demands, accusations, or apologies.
4. Unsteady footing with a risk of falling or injury.
5. Vomiting, reduced consciousness, marked drowsiness, or other health risks.
6. Shouting, abusive language, yelling, screaming, or intimidating behavior.
7. Persistent harassment of the cast, facility staff, or third parties.
8. Violations of hotel, ryokan, restaurant, or other facility rules.

Article 16 (Fees upon Termination Due to Customer Conduct)

If the Service is suspended or terminated due to your breach of these Terms, dangerous or nuisance behavior, inability to communicate normally, excessive alcohol use, illegal acts, or other reasons attributable to you, fees corresponding to unused time will not be refunded.

If your conduct causes damages, penalties, repair costs, or response costs to the Company, the cast, hotels, ryokans, restaurants, transport operators, or other third parties, you will be responsible for such damages.

Article 17 (Prohibited Acts)

You must not engage in the following:

1. Demanding or coercing acts to which the cast has not consented.
2. Assault, injury, threats, extortion, coercion, confinement, restraint, or other illegal acts.
3. Obstructing the cast from exiting, moving, or contacting the Company.
4. Possession, use, transfer, or provision of illegal drugs, dangerous drugs, or other items regulated by law.
5. Bringing hazardous materials, weapons, or items that could cause bodily harm.
6. Any photography, videography, audio recording, surreptitious filming or listening, or streaming by the customer.
7. Having third parties accompany, join, sit in, share a room, observe, or participate without permission.
8. Having third parties wait nearby and intervene in the Service.
9. Having the cast participate in calls, video calls, or streams with third parties.
10. Requesting private exchange of contact information with the cast.
11. Investigating the cast’s real name, address, workplace, family, private life, or social media.
12. Seeking private meetings or transactions without going through the Company.
13. Forcing dating, marriage, cohabitation, exclusivity, or other private relationships.
14. Requesting that the cast resign, suspend activity, or cease contact with other customers.
15. Interrogating, blaming, or restraining the cast out of jealousy toward other customers.
16. Giving cash or expensive items beyond what is socially appropriate.
17. Violating the rules of hotels, ryokans, restaurants, or other facilities used.
18. Damaging property, causing noise, smoking without permission, or using abusive language toward facility staff.
19. Customer harassment or any conduct that places excessive burden on the cast or staff.
20. False declarations, impersonation, or fraudulent use of payment methods.
21. Any other acts that seriously undermine safety or trust.

Article 18 (Illegal Drugs, etc.)

If illegal drugs, dangerous drugs, stimulants, cannabis, cocaine, MDMA, or other items whose possession or use is prohibited or regulated by law are discovered, or if possession or use is reasonably suspected, the cast will immediately terminate the Service and may exit.

Where necessary for safety or legal compliance, the Company will report to or consult with the police, facility managers, or other relevant authorities.

Article 19 (Nature of FCTC)

FROM CHECK-IN TO CHECK-OUT is a special plan involving accommodation, long time blocks, transportation, and facility arrangements.

Sharing a room or staying overnight does not imply that either the customer or the cast has consented to unwanted acts, private relationships, romance, or dating.

Article 20 (Suspension and Exit During Overnight Stays)

Even during an overnight stay, if any of the following are materially impaired, the cast may terminate the Service and exit the facility:

1. Physical or life safety.
2. Normal communication.
3. Free will and ongoing consent.
4. Mutual trust.
5. Order within hotels, ryokans, restaurants, or other facilities.
6. The cast’s rest, sleep, health, or travel safety.

If termination is due to your circumstances or a breach of these Terms, fees for remaining time or unused portions of the overnight stay will not be refunded.

Article 21 (Prohibition on Customer Recording)

You must not record the cast, staff, service content, or conversations by photography, videography, audio recording, surreptitious filming or listening, screen recording, live streaming, or any other method.

Article 22 (Recording for Safety)

If violence, threats, harassment, nuisance to facilities, illegal acts, or other safety issues arise and it is reasonably necessary to confirm facts or preserve evidence, the Company or the cast may retain minimal necessary records—audio, video, messages, or otherwise—within the bounds of applicable laws and facility rules.

Such records will be used only for safety, fact-finding, legal claims, consultations with police or attorneys, insurance, or other necessary purposes.

Article 23 (Confidentiality of Cast and Related Parties)

You must not disclose or publish to third parties any non-public information obtained through the Service about the cast, staff, or related persons, including real names, addresses, workplaces, families, social media accounts, private lives, or conversations.

Article 24 (False Posts and Defamation)

The Company does not categorically prohibit legitimate opinions or feedback based on facts.

However, the following are prohibited:

1. Reviews, posts, or communications that include false statements of fact.
2. Defamation, insults, or slander targeting the Company, cast, or staff.
3. Posting personal data, private-life details, or non-public information.
4. Unauthorized disclosure of photos, audio, video, or conversation content.
5. Threats, obstruction of business, impersonation, or other rights violations.

Where rights violations are confirmed, the Company may seek post removal, apply for disclosure of sender information, claim damages, consult the police, and file reports or complaints, or take other necessary measures.

Article 25 (Intellectual Property)

Rights to the texts, images, photos, videos, logos, emblems, designs, programs, and other content on this site belong to the Company or the rightful owners.

Reproduction, reprinting, alteration, distribution, commercial use, or imitation without permission from the rights holder is prohibited.

Article 26 (Force Majeure)

If service provision becomes difficult due to circumstances beyond the Company’s reasonable control—such as natural disasters, typhoons, heavy snow, earthquakes, infectious disease, suspension or delay of public transport, flight cancellations, accidents, or sudden illness of the cast—we will first propose a date change.

If rescheduling is difficult, we will refund or settle fees for unprovided services according to the specific circumstances.

For actual expenses already paid to accommodations, transport, restaurants, or other third parties that are non-refundable, the third party’s rules will apply.

Article 27 (Delays by the Company or Cast)

If the cast’s arrival is delayed due to unavoidable reasons such as transport delays or flight cancellations, the Company will promptly inform you and propose reasonable options such as extending the session, changing the start time, or rescheduling.

For time we are unable to provide due to our circumstances, we will extend, reschedule, or settle an equivalent amount.

Article 28 (Damages)

If the Company, the cast, or third parties incur damages due to your intent, negligence, breach of these Terms, or other reasons attributable to you, you will be responsible for such damages.

If you suffer damages due to the Company’s slight negligence, the Company’s liability will be limited to the amount of service fees the Company received for the relevant reservation.

This limitation does not apply in cases of the Company’s intent or gross negligence.

Article 29 (Amendments)

The Company may amend these Terms when reasonably necessary, including due to changes in laws, service content, or safety management needs.

Amended Terms will be published on this site or by other appropriate means.

Article 30 (Severability)

Even if any part of these Terms is deemed invalid by law or court decision, the remaining provisions will continue in full force.

Article 31 (Governing Law and Agreed Jurisdiction)

Japanese law governs these Terms and the Service.

For disputes arising out of or relating to these Terms or the Service, to the extent permitted by law, the district court or summary court with jurisdiction over the Company’s location shall have exclusive jurisdiction as the court of first instance.

Supplementary Provisions

Enacted: August 2026

Last revised: August 2026