Does whether someone is suited to dating-club arrangements make a significant difference in the results, just as girls who are popular with men in real life or popular lounge hostesses may not be very popular with men at dating clubs?

Maezawa here with an answer. > Girls who are popular with men in real life, or popular lounge hostesses, don’t seem to be as popular with men at dating clubs. Oh? Is that really the case? Does that mean quite a few women end up feeling shocked by that? Women who are popular with men in real life are probably popular with men around their own age, so they may be appealing in ways that differ from what the older men who make up much of the dating-club membership are looking for. Or perhaps they simply aren’t being judged on their age. (There are also many men who don’t want to date women aged 22 or younger.) I feel like popular lounge hostesses would probably be popular at dating clubs too. But if their popularity comes from their conversational skills and ability to handle different situations, they may have trouble showcasing those strengths at dating clubs, where women are often judged based on their photos. That said, our staff pick up on those qualities and include them in their comments, so I think it helps if you talk to the staff during your interview as though they were members. Considering that, I sometimes wonder whether women might prefer to be interviewed by female staff—but that’s a separate issue. > Depending on whether someone is suited to dating-club relationships That only becomes clear after going on a date, so I do think it affects how easy it is for someone to receive offers. I feel that some women who would actually make wonderful partners are currently being overlooked. As the representative, I’d like to do something about that, but we haven’t been able to put any measures into practice yet. I hope you’ll look forward to what’s ahead.