Stay away
Do not strike, spray or approach the nest for a photograph.
Frequently asked questions
Check the safety basics before approaching a nest
Do not touch or disturb a suspected hornet nest. Contact us using only what can be observed safely.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.
Site inspection and quotations are free.
How we can help
Price before work
The estimate is explained after site conditions are checked.
Emergency symptoms
Call 119 for breathing difficulty, altered awareness or widespread hives.
Key service information
Starting price
Removal starts from JPY 10,000 before tax.
Estimate and travel
Both are free.
Reception
7:30 a.m.–6:00 p.m.; holiday service is available.
A safe way to ask
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Move away
Leave the nest and its flight path undisturbed.
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Contact us
Share only details that can be observed safely.
- 03
Review the estimate
We explain the site-specific work and price.
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Follow precautions
Observe the post-work advice given on site.
Key service information
Service area
We mainly serve Yukuhashi and Kanda and accept enquiries across the Keichiku area. Tell us the address so we can confirm availability.
Common hornet questions
Can I ask without approaching the nest?
Yes. Tell us where it is from a safe position. Send a photo only if it can be taken without approaching.
How much does removal cost?
Removal starts at JPY 10,000 before tax. Visit and quotation are free; the confirmed price is explained before work.
Can you attend at night or on holidays?
Reception is normally 7:30–18:00 and holiday support is available. Visit timing depends on current bookings and conditions.
Will the city remove a nest?
The response differs by municipality and location. Ask the public authority for public property; an owner or manager should arrange work on private property.
What should I do if I am stung?
Leave the area. If breathing difficulty, confusion or widespread hives occur, call 119 immediately.
What should I expect after removal?
Returning hornets may be seen immediately after work. We explain site-specific precautions and the period requiring care.
Tell us what is happening
You do not need to know the exact cause or service name. A photo and a short description will help us understand the situation.
Telephone support is mainly in Japanese. For English, use the form or LINE.