I’ve received several answers, but if I register with a dating club and receive payment, wouldn’t that count as work?

Hmm, I feel like I’d want at least an I cup. Marika

Stop overthinking it and go to the interview already. You can decide once you get accepted and actually receive an offer.

What women receive from men is an allowance, not a salary. I’ll say it again: this is not a job. Could you tell me where it says, “Here’s what the work involves”? Just as men and women seeking marriage register with a marriage agency, and those looking for a dating partner use a matching app, men and women seeking a relationship with an allowance register with a dating club to find someone. That’s why the men and women registered with dating clubs are called “members.” If you’re looking for a place where you might suddenly fall in love, have sex, and receive a tip while working in “bathing assistance,” that would be a soapland. Many women working at soaplands where the bathing fee and tip total around ¥20,000 are overweight, not exactly attractive, and not particularly refined in their speech. So if you’re looking for work, I suggest you consider that option instead.