Tokyo · The art of the introduction

Matchmaking in Tokyo.

Luvo offers founder-led matchmaking in Tokyo for people who value a thoughtful introduction and have no time to arrange one. Every introduction is someone met in person at a Constellation evening in Tokyo, singled out by hosts and fellow guests, and invited into a circle.

The art of the introductionFounder-ledTransparent pricing
Two people meeting in Tokyo
Tokyo

A city built on introductions, and too busy to make them.

Tokyo is known for finance, technology, international business and a culture that rewards precision and hard work. From Marunouchi and Ginza, to Roppongi, Azabu and Hiroo, to Shibuya, Ebisu, Nakameguro and Omotesando, it's one of the world's great cities, full of accomplished people from Japan and around the globe.

It's also a city with a long tradition of being introduced, from formal omiai to group dinners arranged by friends. Modern Tokyo makes that harder: long hours, late nights with colleagues and a pace that leaves little room for anyone to play matchmaker. The apps fill the gap, but rarely with the care an introduction deserves.

An introduction from a room brings that care back. It's someone met in person at a Constellation evening in Tokyo, singled out by the hosts and guests who spent time with them, and introduced thoughtfully by your matchmaker.

Tokyo has always valued a good introduction. A room makes sure it's one worth accepting.

Luvo in Tokyo
How Luvo matchmaking works

Three steps, handled with care.

It starts here

Anoush listens first

Luvo's founder opens every client relationship with a personal conversation about your life in Tokyo, your values and the partner you hope to meet.

Then

Chosen from the circles

Your dedicated matchmaker introduces from guests met at Constellation evenings in Tokyo, people hosts and fellow guests singled out and invited into a circle.

And finally

Every detail arranged

Your matchmaker selects the setting and handles the arrangements. Afterward, you share your impressions, and the next introduction reflects them.

Everyone introduced was met face to face first, so you meet someone already known and well regarded, introduced with the care the occasion deserves.

Known, not recruited

Never approached on the street. Always introduced.

A large part of matchmaking depends on recruiting: approaching people in public, sending cold messages through social media and operating dating-app profiles to find candidates for paying clients.

Luvo does none of it. We don't scour LinkedIn for bankers in Marunouchi, approach strangers at the Shibuya crossing or work the crowd at a Roppongi bar.

What Luvo never does

  • Recruit on the street
  • Walk up to strangers at the gym or in bars
  • Scour LinkedIn for candidates
  • Go on dating apps pretending to be you, or searching for people on your behalf

Every Luvo introduction in Tokyo is someone a room already chose.

Where Tokyo introductions come from

Marunouchi to Nakameguro, the guests the room favored.

Luvo doesn't host events. Tokyo's evenings are hosted by the Constellation's brands, each designed for a different kind of person. Hosts and fellow guests notice who stands out, those guests are invited into the brand's circle, and Luvo introduces from all of them.

Dating

MyCheekyDate

Dating for people who value humor and personality.

The Cheeky Circle
Dating

Relish

Elevated, structured dating for graduates and career-minded professionals.

The Relish Circle
Dating

TheCitySet

Dating for locals who love their city.

The CitySet Circle
Dating

Fancy-A-Go

Dating set inside an experience: a museum night, an immersive exhibition or a tasting.

The Fancy-A-Go Circle
Friends · not a dating event

MyCheekySocial

Structured social evenings for making new friends.

The MyCheekySocial Circle
Speed networking · not a dating event

NetworkNite

Structured, host-led business networking where you meet everyone in the room.

The NetworkNite Circle
Private dating club

The Gild Society

A private dating club entered by application, and the luxury tier of the Constellation's evenings.

Membership by application

Single guests who stand out at MyCheekySocial and NetworkNite may also be invited across the Constellation, widening the circle of people Luvo knows.

Circles are freeInvite-onlyCan't be boughtEarned in person

So a Luvo client in Tokyo isn't introduced from one company, one ward or one crowd. Introductions come from the guests each room held in high regard.

Across the Constellation

Many rooms. One standard.

1M+Guests met in person
250+Evenings a month
50+Cities
2007Hosting evenings since

Figures are Constellation-wide, across every city. Luvo introductions are available in 40 of them.

What it costs

Published pricing, from $3,250.

The people you're introduced to pay nothing. Circle and Gild Society members are considered at no cost.

Quick answers

Tokyo, in short.

Does Luvo organize events in Tokyo?

No. The evenings in Tokyo are hosted by the Constellation's brands. Luvo makes the introductions, privately, from the guests each room singled out and invited into a circle.

Can Luvo help whether I grew up in Japan or moved to Tokyo from abroad?

Yes. Your first conversation with Anoush covers your background and what you're looking for, and your matchmaker keeps it in mind when choosing each introduction.

How is this different from a traditional omiai?

Like an omiai, every introduction is personal and considered. The difference is that everyone Luvo introduces was first met in person and chosen by a room, and Luvo's pricing is published openly.

What is the price of Luvo matchmaking in Tokyo?

Luvo’s pricing is published, starting at $3,250 for two introductions. Every package includes a personal consultation with Anoush, a dedicated matchmaker and concierge date coordination. The people you’re introduced to pay nothing.

Begin in Tokyo

Meet someone worth being introduced to.

Luvo introductions in Tokyo are for people who want the care of a real introduction in a city that rarely slows down. Each one began at a Constellation evening in Tokyo, where hosts and fellow guests singled that person out.