I never believed a world existed where a guy like me, over 50, could enjoy sleeping with a whole selection of college students in their teens and twenties who look like beauty pageant winners—until I got into papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
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Who invented dating clubs?
How long has this kind of world existed?
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, and I’ll answer too.
Back when mistresses were listed in family registries, there apparently were businesses that introduced mistresses.
So I suspect it may have started around then.
Though it may go back even further.
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This is Representative Kida.
Nice fantasy. There’s no way you’d get to have sex nonstop with your pick of the bunch, you perverted lolicon.
I’ve heard that the roots of dating clubs go back to geisha in Akasaka and Mukojima, and the “special attack squads” dispatched from their teahouses.
Since you couldn’t risk having popular geisha or maiko easily “ruined,” there were nighttime hostess units on standby, apparently riding in politicians’ Toyota Century cars.
The mistress bank Yugure-zoku was what organized that system and registered large numbers of female university students.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It’s been around since the Showa era.
Back in the ’80s, there was even something called an “mistress bank.” I remember seeing ads posted on utility poles.
Universe Club has apparently been around for 10 years, so it’s relatively new among the major players in the industry.
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