I’m a female member.

I’m Meg, a female member. I logged into my profile for the first time in a while to check it. Even though it’s been well over a month, I can now see who clicked “You’re lovely!” As an aside, I have nothing but gratitude for T, the staff member who interviewed me. On the day of my interview, this country girl accidentally got on the wrong direction of the Osaka Loop Line—the inner track instead of the outer one (sweat). Partway through, I realized something might be wrong and asked a nearby older man (not that I’m one to talk), but he casually replied, “You’ll get back around eventually.” Please imagine me panicking like crazy inside. But when one person lets you down, another comes along to help. A woman nearby who had overheard our conversation told me, “It’ll be faster if you change to the train going the opposite direction at the next station!” Thanks to her, I was only about 15 minutes late. Thank you for welcoming me with a smile despite all that. Thank you for taking such wonderful photos. Thank you for accepting me. I’m sure I’ll think of all this every time I look at my profile from now on. I’m living each day supported by so many wonderful people. m(_ _)m

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here. I checked with the person who created the program, and they said: “Yes, that’s correct. It will only disappear from the men’s side after 30 days.”