Have you considered establishing a base in the Hokuriku region?
With a base in Kanazawa, you would be able to adequately serve everyone from Fukui to Toyama.
I believe there is demand from both men and women.
It’s only a 20-minute Shinkansen ride from Kanazawa to Toyama, and Fukui is about an hour away by train. In Hokuriku, where people generally rely on cars, that’s a distance women are comfortable traveling on their own as well.
I sincerely hope you’ll consider it.
I would definitely become a member.
Kida here to answer.
Maybe I’m mistaken, but this feels less like a question box and more like a suggestion box.
Or rather, a “request a new branch” box?
Everyone, let’s take a moment to remember:
This is a dating club. We can’t open branches as casually as 7-Eleven!
We need to think about—
pro
fit
abi
lity!
There’s this thing called profitability.
That said, we seriously considered Kanazawa this past March. I even went there for a preliminary visit.
The Teramachi area was beautiful, and that art museum was incredible. The women walking around the city were all so elegant and beautiful too. I looked at them thinking, “As expected of a castle town!”—like a peasant from the Edo period.
However, the idea was rejected because opening a branch in a snowy city would make business trips there a hassle. So we decided to open one in Okinawa instead.
The Niigata branch will be reopening next month, but I won’t be visiting that one for inspections.
I know from statistics that Toyama and Ishikawa have a lot of wealthy people. I imagine their homes must be spacious and impressive.
But here’s the thing:
Running a dating club in a city with fewer than five possible places to meet for a date is difficult.
Everyone is some kind of local VIP, so they can’t exactly go out and party conspicuously in their own town. In the end, they just go to a cabaret club in Roppongi.
Which makes you think, “Then why not just go to Tokyo?”
It would probably take about two years for a Kanazawa branch to become profitable.
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