I’m the person who failed an interview the other day. I’m thinking of giving up on that club and applying to interview at another one, but do clubs share information with one another? Is the personal information of people who aren’t accepted destroyed once they’re rejected?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. We once thought that if we could work with other dating clubs to share information about people who had been forcibly banned or were considered dangerous, it would help improve the industry as a whole. That could even expand the overall market and create a win-win situation. With that in mind, our president apparently contacted various dating clubs, but none of them were willing to cooperate. So, we do not share information with other clubs. You can rest assured.

This is Saito, the columnist♪ Before moving on to another dating club, I think it would be better to first figure out what you need to improve and work on that. - Diet - Makeup - Fashion - Manners - Your attitude toward papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan) There must have been at least one area that needed improvement. Papa-katsu isn’t simply a place to get money easily—it’s an opportunity for “self-improvement.” I’m sorry if that sounds presumptuous, but I sincerely hope you’ll keep working at it.