I’m thinking about registering as a woman. I’ve never registered with a dating club, but a few years ago I was seeing a man in that kind of arrangement.

Maezawa here—I’ll answer as well. > I received ¥100,000 for a meal lasting up to two hours, and about ¥200,000 for around three hours when we had an intimate relationship. We met about two or three times a month. I occasionally hear stories like that. A woman who used to teach papa-katsu lessons also told me that she still has men who give her ¥100,000 just for a meal. People like that do exist. I heard that the men she met were also elderly. I think that people who have experienced both the bitter and the sweet in life eventually start choosing women based on their true character. Judging from the questions posted here, perhaps no one has quite reached that level yet. But people like that probably just don’t post, so there may be some even within Universe. There probably aren’t many men who can pay ¥100,000 for dinner only (no intimacy). Even so, if you’re also open to an adult relationship (intimate), you may be able to meet one of the few genuinely financially comfortable men. By the way, if you tell the staff during your interview that you want ¥1,000,000 a month—around ¥300,000 per meeting, three times a month—you may be rejected. It would probably be better to say something like, “I’d like to discuss the amount with the man.” I don’t think you’re the type to simply state your desired amount outright. You seem more like someone who would decide after discussing it together. (Many men are put off when a woman immediately names a high amount and says, “I want this much.”) If you can remember again how you came to have that kind of relationship with the man you used to date, you may be able to figure out what he liked about you. I can’t say whether you’ll meet someone like that, but you’ll need to take advantage of various opportunities in order to do so. There’s no need to push yourself. Start with a meal and use that time to decide whether he’s a good man. We hope you’ll come and register.