Kyoto, Nagoya, and Niigata are all about the same distance from me. Do the different branches have their own characteristics or differences?
Are there relatively few female members from the Hokuriku region?
CustomerSuccessGroup Tokyo Unit Manager Mamiya here.
The way I see it: Kyoto is the stable choice, Nagoya is especially attentive to its male members, and Niigata is more of an emerging market.
If you’d like to meet female members from the Hokuriku region, Sendai or Sapporo might also be good options.
Regardless of which branch you register with, arrangements can be made with female members from any branch nationwide. If you’d like to get a feel for the staff, you might want to choose based on the staff blogs.
That said, TOKYO has the largest number of female members, so we look forward to welcoming you there!!
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Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
Each branch has its own unique characteristics and differences. Universe may be a rather unusual company in that regard.
Since it’s hard to know which branch would be the best fit, I suggest applying for a consultation with each branch and explaining that you’re unsure which one to register with.
Then, based on their responses, you can attend the consultation at whichever branch seems like the best fit for you.
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