The other day, Weekly Bunshun published an article about Morita ○No, a Sophia University graduate who allegedly blackmailed a member of parliament she met through papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), only to have her identity fully exposed—not just through her LINE and social media accounts.
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I assume that some particularly well-known people are also registered with the salon. Has anyone here ever experienced this kind of blackmail through Universe Club or the salon?
Also, if a situation like this were to occur, would Universe Club take any action or provide assistance to the people involved?
I’m Saito, a column writer♪
I know a man who caused his partner to contract a certain illness and ended up paying her 3 million yen.
Both of them were members of a dating club, and they were close enough to go out for meals with friends together. From what I heard from both sides, it didn’t seem like she was blackmailing him; they discussed it, and the man apparently offered that amount himself.
In a certain influencer’s style, you might say, “Guess you’ll have to pay gift tax, lol.”
(They were both properly single and were dating with marriage in mind.)
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I’m Date ◎ Yume, a male member.
I don’t have any personal experience with this, but it’s certainly not something I can say never happens.
You may think everything is fine, only to discover that she has someone backing her up—or something along those lines.
So be careful...
Since this happens after the introduction, I believe it’s basically outside the club’s responsibility.
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Aizawa from Tokyo here.
As for the club’s response, since this would obviously constitute a crime, the member would likely be forcibly expelled.
However, the club itself would not file a police report or pursue the matter with the authorities. As far as I know, the club’s options would be limited to taking action within the club.
Of course, they would not stop the victim from reporting it to the police. On the contrary, since it is a criminal act, they would likely encourage them to do so. If the police formally requested information with a warrant or other official documentation, the club would presumably cooperate.
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