Is 27 too old to start working as a hostess in Roppongi?
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When I asked people close to me, they said it would be tough unless I were as beautiful as a celebrity.
I’m prepared for the possibility of being treated as someone’s casual fling.
Are you aware of the state of the world and what’s happening globally right now? Since we don’t know how many more years COVID will continue, I wouldn’t recommend becoming a hostess.
As Mr. Maezawa mentioned earlier, the hostess industry is probably more difficult than a regular job.
Instead, why not work at a custom suit shop? Someone poor isn’t going to buy a suit that costs over ¥100,000, right? Only company presidents come in.
Why not target that market?
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Why not start by seeing whether they’re willing to hire you?
If they think it won’t work, they probably won’t hire you. But if they see potential, I imagine they would.
The hierarchy seems pretty strict, so I also feel that, at least in the beginning, it might be dozens of times harder than working at a regular workplace.
That said, this is a dating club message board, so maybe you should first try papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) through Universe and ask the men who contacted you directly through the dating club. I imagine there are quite a few papas who know a lot about that kind of thing.
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