I have a question about restaurants for first meetings.
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Depending on the location, hotels in Tokyo can be practically empty, and even restaurants such as all-day dining venues may have hardly any customers, making it feel almost like a private booking.
It seems safer than a private room, which is an enclosed space, but would it be okay to use a regular restaurant as well? (I’ve already confirmed in advance that it won’t be crowded.)
I’d appreciate your advice.
Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well.
> Would an ordinary restaurant be okay?
Some people occasionally take their date to family restaurants or places like Sushiro, so just to be clear: restaurants like those aren’t appropriate. Though I’m sure that goes without saying.
If I understand your question correctly, you’re asking whether it’s okay if the restaurant doesn’t have a private room.
Universe’s guidelines say:
“Choose a private or semi-private dining or date venue whenever possible, and avoid crowded places as much as you can.”
“Avoid crowded places for the meeting point as well.”
So I think it would be better to choose a restaurant with a private or semi-private room.
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Since any answer could potentially cause problems, why not make a direct offer and confirm?
Some people apparently ask self-serving questions like, “Given my situation, would it be possible to meet in a private room from the start?”
Please be considerate.
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