I always look forward to reading this anonymous Q&A box and the post-date surveys!

Maezawa here, answering as well. > What percentage of people actually fill out the survey? I didn’t collect any formal statistics, but comparing the number of dates in eastern Japan on the 28th with the number of surveys received between the 28th and the morning of the 29th, the rates were: Women: 36.11% Men: 27.78% Since these figures are based on just one day, and I didn’t check the date of each date mentioned in the surveys, they aren’t statistically meaningful. But they might give you a rough idea. By the way, when looking at the number of people who agreed to have their responses published compared with the number of dates, the figures were: Women: 19.44% Men: 8.33% It seems more men are unwilling to have their responses published. That’s a little surprising. Also, even among surveys that received a perfect ★ rating and described the date as very enjoyable, many people still chose not to have them published.

I’m a male member who’s been registered for two and a half years—a lost soul in my 60s. The other day, a review from a woman I’d met was published. I knew immediately that it was about me, without even reading to the end. When I mentioned it to the staff at the branch, they laughed and said, “We thought so.” She gave me a perfect score and wrote about how closely she had noticed my mannerisms. I was embarrassed, but also very happy (^◇^;) As for me, I guess I make my reviews public about half the time and keep them private the other half… There’s no particular reason—it just depends on my mood.