Could you tell me the ratio of offers to the total number of women in each class?

Maezawa here. Thank you for suggesting that we reduce the class system to three tiers. That said, I’m not sure how many classes would be ideal, so I think it may be better to keep the current four-class system. I don’t have any particular reason; it’s simply a cautious view. Since the club is doing well, I don’t feel there’s any need to change its system. If the club’s business were declining, I’d agree that it would be worth trying various changes. But with things going exceptionally well and continuing to grow, I’d be worried that changing the system might cause problems and hurt the club. As for the benefits of reducing the four classes to three, you mentioned that: > Men may wonder, “Why is this woman in Black?” or “I can’t tell the difference between Black and Platinum.” > The club may run into issues such as, “We set her class incorrectly.” But I think the same things could happen under a three-class system. For example, some people might say a Platinum woman should really be Gold, while others might say a Gold woman should really be Standard. That’s a separate issue from whether or not there’s a Black class. Even regarding women in the Black class, some men will still make offers, and if anything, I feel there are fewer complaints about Black women. Black-class men are financially comfortable in every respect. So I think it’s simply a matter of meeting someone and deciding: if she’s not what you expected, you move on; if you had a good impression, you continue seeing her.