Clarity is part of comfort.

Begin with what you know. We shape the scope, timing, price and boundaries before anything is confirmed, then keep consent active throughout the actual experience.

The first conversation is orientation, not a promise to book. A simpler option, a changed plan, or choosing not to continue all remain available.

Before any major Experience, you may ask for a short video or voice call with Yamato, around ten to fifteen minutes. There is no sexual content and no sales pressure. You are simply checking one thing: whether you feel comfortable spending private time with this particular person.

It is offered as a standard step, because not knowing who will arrive is the most common reason women hesitate. Choosing it never obliges you to book.

A few short forms, completed privately after the first conversation, so nothing important is guessed on the day. What you would like from your time. How you would like to feel when you leave. The mood you want, how much conversation, and whether you prefer to direct, to be gently guided, or to have Yamato lead within boundaries you have set.

Then the Desire & Boundary Map: for each element of the Experience, YES, MAYBE or NO. Anything you absolutely do not want. Anything you are curious about but find hard to say aloud. Anything Moonlight should know about your body for safety. A YES may become a NO at any time, and a MAYBE is never treated as a YES.

Scope, timing, price and boundaries are clarified before anything is confirmed. Questions and changes belong inside that process, not outside it.

A plan is useful because it reduces uncertainty. It is never more important than comfort, safety, consent or a request to stop.

On the day, before anything starts, Yamato reconfirms three things. Are you still comfortable with what we agreed? Is there anything you would rather leave out today? Is there anything you would like to add?

If an addition carries a fee, the amount is stated plainly and settled before it begins. Nothing is added quietly, and nothing agreed earlier becomes an obligation simply because it was agreed earlier.

A Moonlight Experience never ends abruptly. There is water, a robe, breathing, quiet, conversation if you want it, tea if it is practical, and no pressure to move. A simple check-in, and a clear, gentle return to ordinary life.

The time reserved is always longer than the Experience itself, so that landing is never rushed. And because everything has been settled beforehand, the day ends with a goodbye, never with an invoice.

Once the date, time, place and scope are agreed, Moonlight issues a formal electronic invoice. It lists the Experience fee, any travel fee, any special preparation, wardrobe or props, and other costs agreed in advance, with the total, the deadline and the payment method. Domestic bank transfer is available; other electronic or card options are offered only once Moonlight has confirmed the relevant provider accepts this kind of business.

The full amount is settled no later than the day before. A booking is not final until payment has been received and confirmed, and an unpaid slot may be released. Hotel, venue, transport and dining are borne by you unless the quotation says otherwise, and they are always kept separate from the value of the Experience itself.

Japan-based clients are quoted in yen. International and inbound clients may receive a separate quotation in US dollars that reflects English-language service, travel and other conditions; it is not a simple currency conversion. The currency and total on the final invoice are the confirmed price for that booking.

After an Experience, Moonlight asks how it was, what Yamato did particularly well, what you would change, whether there was any moment you felt uncertain, and whether any boundary should be updated for next time. You decide whether Moonlight may remember your preferences, whether it may contact you again, and whether any part of your feedback may ever be quoted anonymously. Yes, no, or ask me each time.