I have a question about what to wear for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. > Do I really have to wear a skirt? Not necessarily. However, you may receive fewer offers, and if the staff decide that you’re unlikely to receive any, you may not even be registered. If you’re confident enough in your figure and appearance to receive offers while wearing pants, then it’s perfectly fine to come dressed that way. Even someone who would normally receive ten offers might only get two or three, but if you’re attractive enough for men to take an interest in you, offers can come regardless of what you wear. That said, I think it’s better to dress in a way that gives you the best possible chance of receiving offers. Otherwise, it may be difficult to achieve your original goal. Also, I’m not quite sure what you mean by: “I don’t wear skirts because of sexuality-related issues.” Sexuality seems to be an important aspect of papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). If you feel strongly about that, it may be somewhat difficult. Am I misunderstanding you?

I’m a BB7 male member. The part about “sexuality” concerns me. If she’s exceptionally beautiful, pants might be fine, but what appeals to men and what appeals to women are different. Depending on whether you prioritize your own style or what men prefer, there’s also a possibility that people may judge your personality—positively or negatively—based on it. Incidentally, I’ve never met anyone who came to our first meeting wearing pants.

I’m a male member based in Seattle. Since your popularity depends entirely on whether men find you appealing, it will be a disadvantage. I suppose it comes down to being upfront about your reasons and hoping you get lucky enough to meet a man with particular tastes.