There don’t seem to be any truly wealthy men here, whether it’s the black-label tier or the salon.
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At most, they’re just moderately wealthy, with around ¥100 million in assets.
My current level is pay-per-meeting ¥100,000 or ¥300,000 per month.
Which dating club would let me meet people who are vastly wealthier?
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Why not try to become the kind of woman who gets noticed by an overseas celebrity, like Madame Dewi or Kumiko Goto?
Both of them were incredibly beautiful when they were young.
So, this isn’t really about a dating club.
Good luck.
Marika
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If I were to put Flag Maker’s comment into an Osaka-style way of speaking:
“Just go straight down this road forever, take a quick left at the corner by the convenience store, and ride the bus about two stops. I think you’ll find it there.
Not that I’d know…”
There’s someone at the Tokyo branch who earns over ¥1 billion.
But at the questioner’s level, I don’t think they’d even give you the time of day.
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There aren’t that many in Japan.
Arab royalty (oil tycoons),
Chinese startup CEOs,
and so on.
Recently, Indonesia and Vietnam have been growing too.
Look overseas and leave Japan.
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Even people earning over ¥100 million a year make up only 0.0527% of the population.
So, even if you’re told that there are only “small-time wealthy” people around, if you consider that there are still quite a few people earning over ¥100 million on Universe, I’d say the chances of meeting one are actually pretty good.
I can understand that if even someone earning over ¥100 million a year isn’t enough for you, you’d have to look elsewhere to meet someone like that.
But in that case, I feel there’s also a good chance you wouldn’t be able to get into those kinds of circles either.
After all, even people earning over ¥20 million a year make up only 0.37% of the population. Just being able to meet someone earning over ¥20 million seems pretty remarkable to me.
You’re free to set your standards as high as you like, but I also think the question is whether men like that would choose you.
And I don’t think you can determine how much a man will spend on a woman based on his income alone.
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You said it yourself: it reflects your own value.
If someone comes along who says they’d like to meet you even if you paid more, they might be willing to offer more.
What does “rich” mean to you?
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If you could explain specifically why you feel that way, we might be able to offer some advice. But with only that information and no apparent basis, there’s really no way to answer.
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Is “at most ¥100 million” just your estimate?
Even if it’s based on what the papa (a male supporter) claims, I doubt he’d give you the exact figures for his income or assets.
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People like me—wannabe rich guys—can be found at Universe, but genuinely wealthy people are not in dating clubs. Absolutely not.
As I’ve written before, they’re off climbing Everest or exploring Antarctica. There’s nothing left for them to achieve on the ground.
They’re cautious. And they seem lonely.
They know every girl approaches them for their money, so they always have this sad, lonely look on their faces. And they love down-to-earth girls.
By the way, among my dozen-plus monthly partners, not one gets less than ¥100,000 per meeting. Even a wannabe rich guy like me can afford that.
P.S.
Annual sales don’t mean anything. Neither does total net worth. What matters is how much money comes in each month after taxes, and how much of it you can spend on your PJ girls.
My annual sales aren’t anything special, but my profit margin and take-home income are unusually high. Since I don’t spend much on myself, I can give a lot to my PJ girls.
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I think that’s true of most members.
I don’t think the amount of assets someone has is necessarily related to the allowance they offer. There may be dating clubs where nearly all the men are extraordinarily wealthy, but just like the men, the women have no choice but to wait for someone to approach them.
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