I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this as well.
As a general rule, your registered branch is determined by where you live.
So even if you interview in Tokyo, you may end up registered with the Omiya, Chiba, or Yokohama branch.
That said, Universe also takes women’s preferences into account to a considerable extent. If you have a strong preference, they can make an exception to the general rule and register you with your preferred branch.
However, the staff naturally try to follow the standard policy whenever possible, so they will explain the reasoning and try to persuade you. But if you still insist, saying, “I absolutely want to be registered with this branch,” they will accommodate your request.
The smoothest option is to move. Since registration is based on your place of residence, moving to Tokyo makes it easy to switch your registration to the Tokyo branch.
> If offers are based on the registered area,
That’s not the case. Regardless of which branch a man is registered with, he can make offers to women nationwide.
