I turned down the interview twice and went through with it the third time. What kind of impression or evaluation does that give?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. If you turned them down twice, your first impression is already about as bad as it gets. If your looks are fairly ordinary, you’re much more likely to be rejected—even in cases where you normally would have been accepted. The reasoning is that you may have a bad personality and are more likely to cancel at the last minute, meaning the staff can already imagine getting yelled at by the men if they register you. That said, if you’re exceptionally attractive and likely to become very popular, they may still register you despite that. It’s unfair, but that’s how it works. However, once you’re registered and start showing up for your dates properly, nobody will care about what happened during the interview anymore.

East Customer Loyalty Group Aizawa from Tokyo here. It depends on whether the two cancellations happened after the appointments had been confirmed, or whether the interview bookings were never finalized in the first place. If they were cancellations after confirmation—for example, repeatedly canceling on the day itself—the club may mention it in your profile comments. If it happens more often or is deemed particularly problematic, you may not be accepted, or you may be registered with a lower rating from the outset. If you gave proper notice in advance and it was only twice, they may simply remind you during the interview, “Make sure this doesn’t happen with your dates, okay?” Of course, if the appointments were never officially confirmed, then there’s no problem at all.