Sorry if this is a basic question, but what exactly happens with a “setting”? Does it mean deciding the date, time, and place to meet? If so, how do you identify the other person?

Maezawa answers. > So, does that mean you can decide the date, time, and meeting place? That’s right. However, it isn’t considered a setting unless you actually meet, so the setting is completed when the male and female members meet in person. > How do you identify the person you’re meeting? If you come in to register, we’ll explain everything at that time. For women, you call the man from the meeting place and use that to find him. For men, you can view the women’s photos on the members’ page, so you can also identify your partner at the meeting place. Normally, the man waits for the woman to call. Apparently, in rare cases, a man who isn’t a member may deliberately wave and cause a woman to mistake him for her date. These mix-ups happen when the woman skips the proper procedure and joins someone without making the call. In such cases, the man will contact the club saying, “The woman hasn’t called me,” and it may come to light that she was about to go on a date with the wrong man.