I’m interested in joining, but I’m curvy and not very confident about my appearance. Can I still join if I’m curvy?

I’m Saito, a column writer. It’s not exactly something you can explain to a subordinate, but it’s difficult unless you ask for specific measurements. Just like “plump,” words such as “a lot,” “a little,” and “slightly” are entirely subjective. For example: “___ cm, ___ kg, ___-cup.” Or, “Someone once told me I look like ___.”

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. It depends on what you mean by “curvy.” For example, a woman who is 160 cm tall and weighs 51 kg might say, “I’m curvy.” At the same time, a woman who is 160 cm tall and weighs 80 kg might also describe herself as curvy. It’s hard to make sense of that. Incidentally, the former is actually below the average weight, so I’d say she has a pretty good figure. However, she apparently feels that she needs to lose even more weight. In the latter case, I think she has gone beyond merely being curvy. Since the term “curvy” covers such a broad range, it’s extremely difficult to answer that question. Even if two women have the same height and weight, things can vary depending on factors such as whether they have an attractive face, a larger bust, what their occupation is, and what their personality is like. So we can’t know without meeting you in person. As for whether someone curvy can join, I suppose the answer would be that some curvy women are able to join.

I’m だて◎ゆめ, a male member. As for the general details, they’re pretty much as パプア explained. From there, it seems to come down to the club interviewer’s judgment. I hope you’ll reach out to your nearest branch and take this opportunity.