Is it true that being short puts you at a disadvantage when working as a hostess in Ginza?
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A scout told me that directly.
He said they prefer women to be at least 160 cm tall.
Apparently, since the other girls are tall, being shorter puts you at a slight disadvantage.
But if I’m going to work as a hostess, I’d really like to work in Ginza.
It’s the same as preferring Universe if I were joining a dating club.
There are Ginza hostesses who may be short, but are cute, have great personalities, and are dependable.
Are you saying Ginza is best if you want to be a hostess, and Shinjuku if you’re going to work for a company?
Isn’t that a bit strange? Isn’t it too much to lump people together by area? Even in Ginza, the quality varies from one establishment to another.
What matters is whether the “place” is a good fit for the person asking the question and whether they’re satisfied with it, right?
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You wrote that the scout told you this, but where did they say it would be better for you to work afterward?
I think the scout probably earns more if you work in that field.
So rather than whether it suits you or not, I feel they’re often recommending whichever option brings them more money.
That said, if they suddenly said that outright, it would damage the relationship. So they usually listen sympathetically, discuss whether the work suits you, and ultimately steer you toward the option that earns them more.
And since they’re professionals, women often tend to see them as reliable.
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Were you really rejected at the interview because of your height?
Are you sure it was actually your height—and not because you weren’t generous (well-paying) enough or they didn’t like your appearance? Anyone who makes a big deal about height is small-minded anyway.
Why not try interviewing at another club? I’m sure you’ll find one that suits you. I don’t know much about other clubs, but if you’re young, why not try Aoyama?
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Being tall gives you an advantage because you look more slender and polished, but average height is perfectly fine.
More importantly, strong social skills—being able to get along well with mamas and the other girls—and whether you can drink, as well as whether you already have your own customers, matter several times more.
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