When I sign up, I have to choose a branch. After joining, can I use branches nationwide?

Rather than simply being able to use branch offices, it’s more like a dream setup where you can make offers to women all across Japan. Before COVID, Fuu traveled nationwide for work—to Sapporo, Nagoya, Osaka, and Fukuoka—and had monthly arrangements in each city, meeting them about once a month on business trips. (While also seeing his regulars in Tokyo, lol.) Because of COVID, clients started saying, “You don’t need to come in—remote is fine,” so I don’t have those trips anymore ↘. Still, they’re fond memories. Working from home more and commuting less was nice, but losing the business trips was such a shame ↘. You win some, you lose some, lol. Personally, the women in Sapporo and Nagoya were really great. Maybe it was just coincidence, but they left me with unforgettable memories. Women outside Tokyo aren’t as jaded, which is really nice. They tend to have great personalities, and it almost feels like they’re being embraced by Tokyo—the place they admire, lol. Even among the great women, there are usually fewer rival papas. Apparently, the allowance offered by papas visiting from Tokyo is often better than what local papas pay, lol. (According to Fuu’s research.)

No matter which branch you join, you can make offers to women registered at branches nationwide. That said, each branch sometimes runs its own promotions, and newly registered women may be introduced exclusively to male members at their own branch before being made public. So, depending on how you use the service, joining through the branch you plan to use most may work out better in the end.

As Fuu mentioned, you can make offers to women nationwide. For other branches, you’ll need to contact them through the branch where you’re registered.