Could you include “whether someone has had breast augmentation” among the things disclosed at the interview? Unlike facial plastic surgery, it can’t be determined from photos or videos. I think it’s more important than disclosing tattoos. You can imagine how it feels to spend several dates and finally get into bed, only to find out she has fake breasts.

Maezawa will answer as well. During the interview, there’s a section where you’re asked to indicate whether you’ve had cosmetic surgery. However, it’s possible that breast augmentation and cosmetic surgery are treated as separate things, so someone may have thought, “They asked about cosmetic surgery, but not breast augmentation, so I didn’t mention it.” Because of that, I feel it might be better to add a separate section for breast augmentation in addition to the cosmetic surgery section. What do you think? Also, if you let the staff know in advance that women who have had breast augmentation are an absolute no-go for you, we can add a note when making an offer saying, “Please decline anyone who has had breast augmentation.” That way, we may be able to prevent this in advance.

I’m Mamiya, and I’m even uncomfortable with getting my ears pierced, so I’ll answer this. Whether someone has had cosmetic surgery or breast augmentation is one of the items checked during the interview. So it’s possible that the woman lied about it, had the surgery after the interview, or there was simply a misunderstanding during the interview. It seems techniques have advanced to the point where it’s difficult to tell now, so this can be a challenging area for interviewers to detect. Also, please let the staff know in advance that breast augmentation is a deal-breaker for you. We’ll be careful as well to help prevent any unpleasant surprises when things move to the bedroom.