At the first meeting, does the man who made the offer have to meet her in person?

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. As you asked, would the representative go to the meeting place and then also go on the dinner date? I’m not sure at what point you’re planning to switch from the representative to the actual person. For example, if the representative goes to the meeting place but the actual person goes on the date at the restaurant, it seems you could simply reserve a private room at the restaurant from the beginning and meet there, eliminating the need for a representative. If you’re worried about being recognized while moving from the restaurant to a hotel, would it be difficult to make arrangements to avoid being noticed during that transition? At Universe, the person registered with us must always be the one who goes on the date. However, if a staff member were to act as a representative for an additional fee, it doesn’t seem like there would be a problem. That said, we’ve never handled a request like this before, so please feel free to contact us to discuss whether it would be possible.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. That’s a great question—it sounds like you’re reenacting “007” (笑). A female member who receives an offer hires a similar-looking agent, and the two agents meet somewhere. Then they say to each other, “And who might you be?” (笑)

I’m Paper Airplane, a male member. That could definitely work. Like on a hidden-camera show—you get into the car, and he’s already there.

I’m Saito, a columnist ♪ There are plenty of men like that who’d be in serious trouble if their identity were exposed.