Ranunculus, Roppongi: The Price Sheet Is an Image, the Cheapest Course Expires After One Visit, and One Line of English Prices Your Japanese

ElonI clicked 料金システム expecting a table. What loaded was a 470-pixel-wide PNG — the whole price sheet, every rank, every course, every yen, baked into an image. You can't select it. You can't search it. You can't run it through a translator, which for anyone reading this site in English is the part that stings. And at the top of it, in serif capitals, the shop has printed PRICE SISTEM. Sistem. That's the header on a menu where the entry rung is ¥35,000 and the top rung is a shrug. So I did what the shop declined to do and typed the thing out by hand. Below is the entire board in text, for the first time as far as I can tell — and once it's in text, four things fall out of it that the image very effectively hides.

The shop is Ranunculus — ラナンキュラス, named for the flower. Cityheaven files it under デリヘル（高級）, high-class delivery health, in 六本木・乃木坂・西麻布, one of 34 shops in that category. Outcall only, hotel or residence, dispatching across Tokyo and out into Saitama, Chiba and Kanagawa, with 全国出張も可能 — nationwide dispatch on request. Hours 12:00～翌06:00. Phone 050-5538-5225.

One operational note that turns out to drive half this article: 当店の女性は基本的に自宅待機. The women wait at home, not at a shop. There is no building you're being dispatched from. The shop asks for three hours' notice because of it, and — hold this thought — it prices your transport off it too.

Four Ranks, and the Fourth Has No Price

Here is the board, transcribed. All figures tax-included, per the sheet's own ※当サイトの料金は税込表記です.

Plus: 写真指名 ¥0, 本指名 ¥5,000, 入会金 ¥0.

Start with the right-hand column, because it's a whole tier of this shop that exists off the sheet. BLACK carries no number at any duration — one merged cell reading ASK 詳細は各女性のページよりご確認下さい. Four ranks, and the top one is priced by asking. Credit where it's due on the other two lines: photo nomination is free and there's no membership fee, which is cleaner than most of Tokyo. The ¥5,000 本指名 is the industry's usual arrangement — going back to a woman you've already seen costs more than picking a stranger from a photo.

The Cheapest Rung Is a Door That Locks Behind You

Look again at the top row. 60分（初回利用限定） — first-time use only.

The cheapest course on this board is available to you exactly once. On your second booking the entry point isn't the 60, it's the 90:

Nothing dishonest here — the restriction is printed in parentheses right on the row. But it inverts how a trial price normally reads. A first-visit rate usually means this is what it costs, here's a discount to try it. Here it means the minimum spend to walk through this door goes up by roughly a third the moment you like the place. If you're pricing this shop against another, price the 90. That's the number you'll actually be paying from booking two onward.

Past 90 Minutes, Nothing Gets Cheaper

Now the per-minute grid, which is where the image really earns its keep:

GOLD is ¥500.00 a minute at 90, at 120 and at 150. Not approximately — identically. PLATINUM is ¥666.67 flat across the same three rungs. DIAMOND steps down once, 90 to 120, and then flattens.

So on the two lower ranks there is no volume discount whatsoever. You can book two and a half times the length and improve your rate by exactly zero yen. The ladder looks like a ladder because ladders usually reward climbing; this one is a straight line drawn at ¥500 and ¥666.67 and priced backwards from those numbers. Which is fine, and arguably more honest than a fake bulk break — but it means the only reason to buy the 150 is that you want 150 minutes. It is not the deal on the board. There is no deal on the board.

One more pattern worth naming, because it tells you how the ranks were built. GOLD's extension rate (¥666.67/min) is exactly PLATINUM's course rate. And DIAMOND's extension rate (¥1,000/min) is exactly DIAMOND's own 60-minute rate. Somebody laid this grid out on a single set of round numbers and let the rows land where they land.

Never Extend

Which brings us to the one line of this article that will save you actual money.

The extension is the worst minute in every rank. Against the flat course rate it costs:

• GOLD: ¥666.67 vs ¥500.00 — 33.3% more per minute
• PLATINUM: ¥833.33 vs ¥666.67 — 25.0% more
• DIAMOND: ¥1,000.00 vs ¥833.33 — 20.0% more

Concretely. GOLD, 90 minutes, then you extend by thirty: ¥45,000 + ¥20,000 = ¥65,000. Booking the 120 straight off the sheet: ¥60,000. Identical two hours, ¥5,000 apart. On DIAMOND that same comparison is ¥110,000 against ¥100,000 — a ¥10,000 penalty for deciding late. Same again from 120 to 150 in every rank: ¥5,000 to book it up front rather than add it on.

The shop isn't hiding this; both numbers are on the same image. But the decision it punishes — stay another half hour — is precisely the one you make in the room, when you are not doing division. Decide before you dial.

ElonNow the sentence I actually came here to write about. Buried under the date-course table, in the middle of an otherwise entirely Japanese price sheet, there is exactly one line of English: "Customer who can speak fluent Japanese can pay the Japanese rate." Read it twice. It is not a welcome. It is a pricing tier keyed to language — the fluent get the printed numbers, and everyone else gets something else. What that something else is, the sheet does not say. No figure, no multiplier, no note. So a shop that has already put its whole board into an unsearchable image, and already left its top rank at ASK, has now added a third unpriced thing — and it is the one that applies specifically to the people reading this site. I'm not going to pretend to be shocked that it exists; language-tiered pricing is common in this industry and at least this shop wrote it down. But it wrote it down in English, on an image, without the number. If Japanese isn't your first language, the price of this shop is a question you have to ask on the phone.

The Transport Charge Is Attached to the Wrong End of Your Booking

There is no transport table. There is a paragraph, and it's an unusual one:

※コースの終了時間が23時を越えるお時間のご利用からは、全エリア5,000円～ — for bookings whose course end time passes 23:00, all areas, from ¥5,000.

Note from. That tilde is doing heavy work, and the shop explains why: because the women wait at home, 都心部であっても深夜帯の交通費が高額になる場合がございます — even in central Tokyo, late-night transport can run high depending on how far she's coming — and 女性の自宅によっては、別途交通費を頂戴する場合がございます, some women carry an additional charge based on where they live. Which you cannot look up. It is a function of a stranger's address.

But here's the structural bit nobody points at. The trigger is when your course ends, not when it starts. Those two policies interact:

• GOLD 60分 starting 21:30 → ends 22:30 → no surcharge
• GOLD 150分 starting 21:30 → ends 00:00 → ¥5,000～

Same evening, same rank, and the longer course is the one that trips the fee — because length pushes the end time over the line. The one policy on this sheet that rewards buying more is running directly against the one policy that punishes finishing late.

And the window is wide. The shop closes at 06:00, which means seven of its eighteen operating hours sit inside the surcharge zone. On the shift board I read, 29 of 34 women were working past 23:00 and only five finished by 22:00. One — 清瀬 ねお, on 23:00～05:00 — starts her shift after the threshold, so there is no such thing as booking her without the charge.

The Date Course: the Cheapest Minutes Here, and You Can't Buy Them Alone

Separate table, and by per-minute price it is a completely different business:

Tea, a meal, shopping — お茶、食事、ショッピングが可能, with the caveat that 女性によって対応が不可なケースもございます, not every woman does it.

The ratio is remarkably consistent: dinner runs about 30–33% of the room rate. GOLD's date minute (¥166.67) is exactly one third of GOLD's course minute (¥500.00). DIAMOND's date minute (¥250) is exactly half of GOLD's course minute. And note that only PLATINUM gets a bulk break on the 120 — ¥25,000 against ¥26,000 for two sixties, a ¥1,000 saving. GOLD and DIAMOND are priced at precisely double.

The catch is printed and absolute: 必ず本コースとのセットでのご利用. The date course cannot be bought on its own. It bolts onto a main course, which starts 15 minutes after the date ends, and the shop recommends dating near the hotel for that reason. Also flagged, and worth knowing before you plan an evening: 希望コース予約後のコース変更は出来ません — no changing course once booked.

Run the whole evening on GOLD: 120-minute date plus 120-minute main = ¥20,000 + ¥60,000 = ¥80,000 for four hours, a blended ¥333.33 a minute. That is the lowest blended rate this shop sells, and it is a third under the headline.

What the Anniversary Event Actually Does

Ranunculus hit two years since its renewal open on 1 August 2026, and is running an event 8/1～9/30:

• 90分以上：通常料金より ¥10,000 OFF
• 120分以上：通常料金より ¥20,000 OFF

New and returning customers both, ヘブンを見た to claim, with the usual 一部対象外となる女性・コースがある場合がございます. There's also a separate 専用予約チャット the shop moved to after repeated LINE account freezes, offering priority booking and its own 最大20,000円OFF on quick-push reservations. Whether the two stack, the page tells you to ask.

Now chart the discount, because a flat yen discount on a flat per-minute ladder does something specific: it's worth proportionally more the shorter the course, so it bends a straight line into a curve with a bottom.

The 120 is the cheapest minute in all three ranks, and the 150 is worse than the 120 in all three. For eight weeks, a board with no best rung has exactly one, and it's the third line down.

Two more consequences fall straight out of that table. First: discounted GOLD 90 is ¥35,000 — the identical price of the first-timers-only 60. Same money, thirty more minutes. Until 30 September, the shop's own first-visit special is beaten by its own anniversary offer, and a first-timer who takes the 60 is leaving half an hour on the table. Second: discounted GOLD 120 at ¥40,000 is ¥5,000 more than that 60 for double the time. If you were ever going to try this place, the window is now and the rung is the 120.

The Roster

Thirty-four women on the shift board the day I read it:

• Ages 19 to 39. Median 23.5, mean 24.5. Twenty-one of thirty-four are 24 or under.
• Heights 154 to 180 cm, mean 164.4 — well above the national average, with six women at 170 cm or taller and one at 180.
• Cups C through K. Twenty-five of thirty-four are F or above; exactly half the board is G or above.

That's a young, tall, conspicuously curated roster, and it matches the pitch — the shop's line is こんな子が本当にいるの？を、叶えます, roughly we make "does a girl like that actually exist?" come true, and the whole site is built to look like a cosmetics brand's storefront rather than a deriheru page. On reviews: 60件 with no aggregate score published, and the shop writes a long individual reply to each one, which is more effort than most operators spend.

The Fine Print Foreign Visitors Should Read Twice

Genuine credit first: the cancellation ladder is graded and published, which is rarer than it should be. 5 hours out: 0%. 3 hours: 20%. 2 hours: 50%. 1 hour: 75%. After that: 100%.

Then the clauses that will catch a tourist:

• Hotel entry. You give the shop your hotel name and room number, and for city and business hotels the name you checked in under. If the hotel restricts third-party entry and she can't get up to your room, 総額の100%を頂戴いたします — you pay the full amount anyway. On a ¥60,000 booking that is a ¥60,000 lesson in your hotel's door policy. Confirm with your hotel before you book, not after.
• No チェンジ. 女性変更は原則お受けできません — you cannot swap once she arrives. Photo nomination is free precisely because the photo is the decision.
• Shortening is cancelling. Cut a confirmed booking down and it's treated as a same-day cancellation at 100%. Extending, naturally, is welcome.
• Withheld numbers and payphones are refused — 非通知、または公衆電話からのご利用はお断り.
• Late because of you is billed; late because of them isn't. Explicitly stated, and fair both directions.

The Verdict

• Price transparency: ★★☆☆☆ — every course, both nomination fees and the membership fee are published, which is real. Then all of it is locked inside an unsearchable PNG, the BLACK rank is ASK at all five durations, the transport charge is an open-ended ¥5,000～ that depends on where she lives, and the non-Japanese-speaker rate has no number at all. Points for printing it; points off for printing it as a picture.
• Ladder shape: ★★☆☆☆ — ¥500.00 and ¥666.67 a minute, flat to the yen from 90 through 150. No bulk discount exists. The long course sells length, not value.
• Extension pricing: ★☆☆☆☆ — 20% to 33% above the course rate in every rank, penalising the one decision you're guaranteed to make in the moment. Book the length you want.
• Transport policy: ★★☆☆☆ — triggered by end time, so buying longer is what trips it; open-ended, and partly a function of an address you can't see.
• The English line: ★☆☆☆☆ — one sentence of English on the whole sheet and it makes fluency a rate. At least it's written down. It should have a number next to it.
• Cancellation & house rules: ★★★★☆ — graded, published, symmetrical on lateness. The 100% hotel-entry clause is harsh but stated up front, which is the right way round.
• Date course: ★★★★☆ — ¥166.67 a minute on GOLD, a third of the room rate, and the best-value thing here. Bundled-only, but priced like a genuine offer rather than an upsell.
• The anniversary window: ★★★★☆ — ¥10,000 and ¥20,000 off is real money against real published numbers, and it makes the 120 the best rung in every rank until 30 September.
• Going back: ★★★☆☆ — this is a ¥45,000-minimum shop from your second visit onward and it does not pretend otherwise. Whether the roster justifies triple the going Tokyo rate is a judgement I can't make from a price sheet. What I can tell you is that the sheet is fair once you can read it, and that reading it required me to transcribe a JPEG.

If you take one thing from this: book the 120 before 30 September, start it early enough to finish before 23:00, don't plan to extend, and if your Japanese isn't fluent, get your rate quoted on the phone before anyone gets in a taxi. Four sentences that the price sheet contains and does not say.

Ranunculus — Roppongi / Nogizaka / Nishi-Azabu, Minato ward, delivery health (high-class), 12:00 to 06:00, 050-5538-5225.