Have you ever considered making the screening process for women stricter?

Maezawa here. As for whether they actually considered it, we can’t know because the results aren’t visible. It may have happened, or it may not have. That said, I do feel that the membership screening standards have been getting stricter lately. If anything, it seems like they’re cutting off potential opportunities. More than half of the women who were rejected are women I think might have received offers if they had been registered. There’s a saying that “one person’s meat is another person’s poison,” and when I think that there may have been men who would have liked some of the rejected women, it feels like such a waste. > I think some women may choose to register with another club because, even if their terms are good, they’re likely to get buried among the other members as soon as they join. The representative has apparently been thinking about what you mentioned for some time, along with ideas for how to address it, but nothing has been put into concrete form yet. Please wait until the concept takes shape.