Excuse me, but I have a question.

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Department here as well. If you’re wondering which would get more offers—someone who weighs 70 kg with a G cup, or someone who weighs 50 kg with a B cup—I feel like both would be difficult. If she weighed 60 kg and had a G cup, I’m sure she’d get offers. But if losing weight to 60 kg meant dropping to an E cup, I’m not so sure she would. Even with her current stats—70 kg and a G cup—she might still get offers, but it’s hard to say. It’s uncharted territory. I’m almost curious enough to ask men who like larger busts whether they’d make an offer. If she were 70 kg with an I cup or larger, she would definitely get offers. (I seem to remember a woman like that being registered before, and she received about three offers on the very day she registered.) I don’t really understand why some men are so drawn to large breasts. Maybe it’s for the same reason Hayao Miyazaki made Nausicaä’s chest so large. “Nausicaä has a large chest, doesn’t she? It’s not just for nursing her own children, and it’s not just for embracing the men she loves. I think it’s that kind of chest meant to hold and comfort the old men and elderly women in that fortress as they die. That’s why it has to be so large.” Maybe the reason was a little different after all（笑） Anyway, why not come in for an interview as you are now? If you’re rejected because of your weight, you could try again after dieting and say that you’ve gotten down to 50 kg. I think they’d let you interview again. (Normally, once someone is rejected, they’re often turned away the second time as well, because the club assumes that if nothing has changed, the result will be the same.)

I’m Saito, a columnist♪ I think weight is much more important.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. If you’re planning to lose weight, you’ll probably become lighter, but there also seems to be demand for people with a fuller build. So it might be a good idea to register first and start dieting afterward.