The listed course price is not always the final amount you will pay for a deriheru booking. Deriheru, short for “delivery health,” is a Japanese adult outcall service in which a companion travels to an agreed location such as a hotel. The course price is the starting point, while the final total may also depend on the companion’s rank, any companion-request fee, your location, and any options you request.
The useful question is not simply, “How much does a 60- or 90-minute course cost?” It is, “Which charges on this pricing page apply to my booking?” Once you separate the base course price from any additional charges that apply, the final total becomes much easier to understand and confirm before the booking is finalized.
Start with rank and course time
The base course price comes from two choices: the companion rank and the amount of time. It is not a universal Tokyo rate, and it is not enough to look at the largest or smallest number on the page.
Because the service moves to the guest, the price page separates the time spent together from the cost of getting to the location.
Club Focus Shibuya currently lists four companion ranks: PREMIUM, LUXURY, SECRET, and ASK. The first three have published prices for several course lengths, while ASK requires customers to contact the shop for pricing. The pricing page describes the 60-minute course as an introductory plan for PREMIUM and LUXURY, while the table also lists a separate 60-minute price for SECRET. The note and the table should therefore be read together rather than treated as a rule that applies to every rank.
| Time | PREMIUM | LUXURY | SECRET |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 minutes | ¥38,000 | ¥54,000 | ¥80,000 |
| 90 minutes | ¥50,000 | ¥65,000 | ¥85,000 |
| 120 minutes | ¥65,000 | ¥85,000 | ¥120,000 |
| 150 minutes | ¥80,000 | ¥105,000 | ¥155,000 |
| 180 minutes | ¥95,000 | ¥120,000 | ¥190,000 |
The base course price is found at the intersection of the course-length row and the companion-rank column. For example, a 90-minute PREMIUM course is listed at ¥50,000, while a 90-minute LUXURY course is ¥65,000. These figures do not yet include any applicable companion-request fee, transportation charge, or requested options.
The English pricing page states that the same published prices apply to all guests, including international visitors, and that no surcharge is added because of nationality or language. This is useful because it removes one possible variable from the calculation. It does not remove the other listed fees.
Why can the same number of minutes have different prices?
The time selects a row, but the companion rank selects a column. Both are needed to identify the base course price.
Companion-Request Fees Depend on How You Select a Companion
A companion-request fee is a separate charge that may apply when you select a particular companion. On Club Focus Shibuya’s pricing page, the published categories are “Photo Selection Fee” and “Returning Nomination Fee.”
The current page lists membership as free, the Photo Selection Fee as ¥2,000, and the Returning Nomination Fee as ¥5,000. However, it does not explain on that page exactly when each fee applies or whether they can overlap. For an accurate estimate, confirm the applicable fee and amount with the shop.
The two labels indicate different types of companion selection: choosing from a profile photo and requesting a companion you have booked before. Other services may use different terminology or pricing structures, so the course price should always be read together with the shop’s current fee rules.
The safest question is: “Which companion-request fee applies to this booking, and how much is it?” Once the shop confirms the applicable category, that amount can be added to the base course price.
Whether this is your first booking with the selected companion or a repeat request may affect which fee applies. Use the shop’s itemized quote rather than assuming the fee based on the companion’s profile page.
What should I confirm about a nomination fee?
Confirm the exact fee category and amount that apply to your booking. The pricing page lists two companion-request fees but does not explain every condition under which each one applies.
Your location determines the transportation fee
The transportation fee depends on where the companion needs to travel. At Club Focus Shibuya, the published pricing table groups destinations by ward rather than requiring customers to calculate the distance in kilometers.
| Fee | Destination |
|---|---|
| Free | Shibuya-ku |
| ¥2,000 | Shinjuku-ku, Minato-ku, Meguro-ku, Setagaya-ku |
| ¥3,000 | Shinagawa-ku, Suginami-ku, Chiyoda-ku, Nakano-ku |
| ¥4,000 | Nerima-ku, Ota-ku, Chuo-ku, Bunkyo-ku, Toshima-ku |
| ¥5,000 | Adachi-ku, Katsushika-ku, Edogawa-ku, Sumida-ku, Koto-ku, Arakawa-ku, Taito-ku, Kita-ku, Itabashi-ku |
| Consultation required | Outside Tokyo’s 23 wards, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama |
Two customers choosing the same companion, rank, and course may therefore receive different totals if they are staying in different wards. Providing the actual hotel or agreed destination allows the shop to identify the applicable transportation fee more accurately than using the name of a nearby station.
The transportation fee is separate from any hotel room charge. If you need to book or pay for accommodation, that cost is paid separately to the hotel and is not part of the deriheru service total. Whether a particular hotel allows visitors is also a separate issue from the pricing calculation.
Is a transportation fee the same as a hotel charge?
No. The transportation fee is a charge from the shop based on the destination area. Any hotel room charge is paid separately to the accommodation and is not included in the deriheru service total.
Options are separate choices, not a hidden bundle
Options are optional add-ons requested in addition to the course; they are not required for every booking. Club Focus Shibuya’s current pricing page states that requested options are charged separately from the course fee.
The page currently lists five options, each priced at ¥5,000: T-back, pantyhose, rotor, vibrator, and electric massager. Listing them here clarifies which items are included in the pricing calculation; details of how they are used belong in the service description rather than the pricing breakdown.
An option is not automatically included simply because it appears on the pricing page. Only the options confirmed as part of your booking should be added to the total, keeping the base course price and requested add-ons clearly separated.
Where can I check what counts as an option?
The Options section of the official pricing page lists each available option and its price. Your confirmed booking should identify which, if any, are included.
Build the total in the same order as the price page
A reliable estimate follows the same order as the pricing page: start with the base course price, then add any applicable companion-request fee, transportation charge, and requested options. Keeping each component separate makes the final total easier to verify.
- Rank and time. Their row-and-column intersection gives the base course price.
- Companion-request fee. Use the shop’s itemized quote to confirm which fee category applies and how much it adds to the booking.
- Destination. Use the actual hotel or agreed location to identify the applicable transportation fee in the shop’s pricing table.
- Requested options. The confirmed entries are added at their published prices.
- Separate accommodation. A hotel room charge belongs outside the shop’s service total.
Course price, service total and night budget are different numbers
These three figures answer different questions. The course price tells you the starting price for a particular companion rank and course length. The service total tells you what the shop will charge for the confirmed booking conditions. Your overall budget may be higher because it can also include accommodation or other expenses that are not charged by the shop.
Keeping these amounts separate prevents confusion. A pricing page may correctly list a ¥50,000 course while the confirmed service total is ¥52,000 after an applicable companion-request fee is added. If the customer also needs to pay for a hotel room, the overall cost will be higher, but the accommodation charge remains separate from the deriheru service total.
This distinction is especially useful when comparing the pricing page, the shop’s booking confirmation, and the amount ultimately charged by card or paid in cash. The website lists the published price components, while the booking confirmation applies them to your specific conditions. Unless the booking changes, the payment amount should match the confirmed service total.
If the destination, course length, or requested options change after the initial confirmation, the previous total may no longer apply. Ask for an updated itemized total so that each revised booking condition is matched with the correct charge.
The formula is simple:
For a standard course booking: estimated service total = course price + applicable companion-request fee + transportation fee + confirmed options.
This formula also makes it easier to identify charges that are not part of the published pricing structure. The English pricing page states that the same published prices apply regardless of nationality or language, so there is no separate listed surcharge for international customers. Membership is also shown as free. If a quoted total includes another charge, ask the shop to identify the fee and explain where it appears in the current pricing terms.
Transportation and requested options have their own headings outside the course table. Their separate placement makes the itemized calculation possible.
The pricing page also lists an At-Home Drinking Plan with a separate plan fee in addition to the course price and Photo Selection Fee. This plan is not included in the standard-course examples below. If you choose a separately named plan, its published fee and stated inclusions should be added as a separate line in the calculation.
When referring to a price in a message, include both the currency and the course length. For example, “PREMIUM, 90 minutes, ¥50,000” is much clearer than writing only “50” or “the middle plan.” This gives the booking team enough information to identify and correct a specific part of the calculation if necessary.
The two examples below use prices published as of September 29, 2026. They are sample calculations only and do not constitute price quotes or guarantee availability.
| Condition | Example A | Example B |
|---|---|---|
| Course | 90-minute PREMIUM: ¥50,000 | 120-minute LUXURY: ¥85,000 |
| Selection | Photo Selection Fee: ¥2,000 | Returning Nomination Fee: ¥5,000 |
| Location | Shibuya-ku: ¥0 | Minato-ku: ¥2,000 |
| Options | None: ¥0 | Two listed options: ¥10,000 |
| Estimate | ¥52,000 | ¥102,000 |
The examples show how the same four pricing components can produce different totals. The companion-request fees used in these examples are hypothetical applications of the published fee categories; for an actual booking, the shop’s itemized quote determines which fee and amount apply.
The key is to keep each charge clearly labeled. If a reply states only “total ¥52,000,” a useful follow-up is to confirm whether that means a ¥50,000 course plus a ¥2,000 Photo Selection Fee, with no transportation charge or options added.
What if the quote differs from my estimate?
Compare the individual charges rather than looking only at the final total. Any difference in companion rank, companion-request fee, transportation zone, requested options, or separate plan fee should be visible in the itemized breakdown.
Confirm the total before the booking is final
Your own estimate is useful for understanding the pricing page, but it does not replace the shop’s confirmed quote. The official pricing page states that payment details will be confirmed before the booking is finalized, so use that confirmation to check the full itemized breakdown.
A short confirmation can cover the standard-course calculation:
- The companion rank and course time are correct.
- The course price matches the current official page.
- The applicable companion-request fee and amount are clearly identified.
- The hotel or agreed destination falls within the applicable transportation zone.
- Only the options you requested are included.
- The final service total is written in yen.
- Any hotel room cost remains separate.
Any difference in the total should correspond to a clearly identified charge, such as the companion rank and course length, companion-request fee, transportation charge, requested options, or a separate plan fee. The current Club Focus Shibuya pricing page provides the published reference prices, while the confirmed itemized breakdown shows the charges that apply to your specific booking.
Prices were checked against the official English and Japanese pages as of September 29, 2026, and may change. Confirm the current itemized total before finalizing your booking.
About Club Focus Shibuya
Club Focus Shibuya is a Shibuya-based adult outcall service. It publishes English information for international visitors alongside its Japanese service information.
