It’s probably unrealistic to expect a solution just by asking here.
If simply reading the answers and advice here could make someone good at getting support, everyone would be doing it.
Learn through trial and error, observation, experimentation, and verification, and develop those skills yourself.
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Asakusa Kid is really good. Of the roughly 100 movies I watched last year, it was the best.
I guess the best approach is to work at a lounge and learn the techniques of the top performers, right?
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I live in Minato City, but I think there’s a difference between ending up living there as a result of being supported and trying to get supported just because you live there.
For now, why not start by trying something like a paid social drinking event?
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In the movie *Asakusa Kid*, the master tells Takeshi, “Don’t be laughed at. Make them laugh.”
So, from his perspective, it would be: “Don’t wait to be showered with gifts. Make them want to give them to you.”
The effort and actions to make that happen are a given.
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Why not start by finding a place to live around Minato Ward? The next step would be working at a lounge in the Azabu area. That way, you might feel like you’re becoming part of the scene.
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