About the event

I’m Saito, a columnist♪ The person asking the question is a woman who attended a Tokyo LSE event. There were more than twice as many women as men at the event. (For example, if there were five men, there were around ten women. It may not have been that exact, but it was something like that.) When there are so many female participants, it seems only natural that black- and platinum-level women would be given priority. I attended the event this month. Afterward, I had dinner with four women I had exchanged contact information with, along with some other male members. One of the women said, “I didn’t get to talk with all the men.” That made me wonder whether they might prioritize higher-ranking women or those who are more eager to pursue an arrangement. I can’t say for sure that attending as a standard-level woman is pointless, but men who use the VIP room are paying a significantly higher fee for a reason. They aren’t there to look for low-cost women. Unless you have something that makes you comparable to a black-level woman, attending may simply turn into a difficult and discouraging experience.