Maezawa here.
I don’t know who you are, so this can only be a general answer.
(I tried searching, but there were so many women registered in Tokyo during Golden Week that I gave up.)
Since you’ve only just registered, I don’t think you can really tell yet—you’ll need to wait a little longer. Depending on the situation, it may even be better to give it around six months.
You may also feel that your profile photo looks unnatural, but in many cases, the staff chose the photo they thought was best, so I think you should wait and see how things go a little longer.
That said, if you liked one of the photos they showed you at the photo shoot, you can ask, “Could you change my main photo to this one?” They may be able to change it for you.
> “The person in charge did tell me that I definitely wasn’t in the lowest rank.”
For example, the women ranked third and fourth for the most dates last month—I believe they each went on dates with around seven men in a single month—were both in the lowest rank.
So it would be incorrect to assume that you’ll receive offers simply because you aren’t in the lowest rank.
The concern here is that you may have been placed in the wrong class.
It’s possible that, because you came across well and were judged to have a good personality, you were registered at a rank one level higher than your appearance would suggest.
In that case, men may judge you based on your looks and decide not to make an offer. (From a man’s perspective, it’s a situation where he might have made an offer if you were one rank lower.)
I suggest waiting a little longer. If you still haven’t received any offers after, say, one month from registering, it might be a good idea to consult the branch where you registered.
That said, after only one month, they may still tell you to wait a little longer.
Also, there’s a section on the member page where you can write your own comments, so I recommend filling that out properly as well.
If you can’t think of anything to write, some people use it like a diary, with comments such as, “I tripped today.”
(It was kind of heartwarming and left a good impression, though…)
It’s hard to say whether that sort of thing is ideal, but even so, I think it’s better than leaving the section blank.
