I’m Mamiya from Universe Club Tokyo, and I’ll answer your question.
I’ve interviewed women with Relationship Type A who have received around three offers. They were that attractive, fun to talk to, and the kind of women I wanted to support in pursuing their dreams—so I think that came across to the male members as well. I was incredibly happy for them.
With Relationship Type A, it’s normal not to receive offers, and they’re the dinner-only papa-katsu women that men tend to avoid the most.
Apparently, THE SALON also has women who are similar to Relationship Type A. Is there really demand for exceptionally beautiful women?
Just like when choosing what to buy, if it’s something you want but think is expensive, it’s probably worth buying. If you find a woman you really like, you should make her an offer—even if she’s Relationship Type A.
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I’m in my 60s and still trying to find my way.
Mr. Mac,
Thank you for the correction.
But… as I suspected… haha. Even though we both call it making photo books and albums, you and I are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
I don’t dislike kinky people either, but… it’s not easy…
By the way, I used to study Japanese traditional dance too… haha.
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I’m a male member based in Seattle.
I occasionally make offers to Type A women. Since I basically spend my days enjoying life, I don’t mind having a relaxed dinner-only date without anything physical.
I prioritize things like living nearby and seeming like they’d have plenty to talk about. With Type A women, there’s really no point if they’re not very talkative.
I currently have ongoing dinner-only arrangements with three women.
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Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu here as well.
You’re probably curious how many offers women in Type A receive.
But even if you knew, I don’t think the information would be all that useful.
Some women don’t receive any offers even if they’re Type C. So even if you asked, “How many offers do other people get?” and were told, “Some people get around 30,” that doesn’t mean everyone else will get 30. In the end, it simply varies from person to person.
Of course, you could compare the highest number of offers received by Type C women with the highest number received by Type A women and calculate a ratio. But even then, that would only show how things have been up to now.
It’s entirely possible that an extraordinary Type A woman could register in the future and receive around 100 offers.
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I’m a Confused Man in My 60s.
Mac,
> I’m not a “troubled man in my 60s,” but a “confused man in my 60s.” I’m not troubled at all... I’m just wandering among the female members... lol
If you’re asking whether there are any unusual male members who make offers to Type A women, I’m right here... lol
That said, I don’t think I make offers to women who are obviously hardcore Type A based on their profiles. You can somehow tell when someone enters a club like this but absolutely doesn’t want to open up emotionally and is determined to protect herself. I feel like I’ve made offers to women who are interested but chose Type A, and who seem as though they might change somehow down the road.
As for my current approach to dating, I don’t really care whether it develops into an adult relationship (intimate) or not... I just don’t want that possibility to be completely ruled out（笑）
I enjoy sharing the time in which a woman grows and changes. The woman creating a photo book called “19” is a good example...
All the Type A women I’ve made offers to have voluntarily left the club within anywhere from half a month to less than six months, but my relationships with them have continued as Type A arrangements.
Also, the woman who recently made a reverse offer to me and I are dating by email. She isn’t Type A, but in practice, it’s a Type A-style date. Even so, we’re having a wonderful time together.
I wonder if that actually answers the question...
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I’m Aizawa, Sub-Chief at Universe Club Tokyo, and I’ll answer as well.
There are offers for Type A women too, but unless you have something truly unique—such as exceptional looks or an unusual background—the number of offers may be limited.
Putting it this way may lead more people to think, “Then I’ll choose Type B or higher,” but if you’re not prepared for that, it will only lead to trouble and make things harder for you, so I don’t recommend it.
If, during the interview, we get the impression that someone is really a Type A, that may be mentioned in their comments. And if we receive multiple complaints, they may stop receiving offers altogether, so please don’t do this.
In that sense, this isn’t really a question I’d like to display publicly...
There have also been men who only made offers to Type A women. They wanted to meet someone in a way that felt close to actual romance—developing a genuine emotional connection and possibly progressing beyond just a meal, despite her being Type A.
So there are certainly men with preferences like that, and various possibilities exist.
Please choose based on the kind of relationship you’re looking for.
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I’m a male member, Paper Airplane.
The girls who choose Type A have all been new to receiving offers so far. Some had only joined a few months earlier. Basically, they seem prepared for getting fewer offers, and some are hoping to land one big catch rather than meeting lots of men. I’ve also come across girls who were more Type A than Type B and were receiving their first offer.
That said, it doesn’t necessarily mean their allowance is low—it really depends on the individual.
There are women who do well, and some girls join after being referred by them. Also, Type A girls seem more likely than the other types to quickly quit or take a break. And when a man really gets hooked—especially because he takes his time choosing someone who’s exactly his type with Type A—the feeling of happiness can be even more intense than with Type B, making him fall head over heels…
With Type A, one of the interesting aspects is that the girls tend to divide into genuinely innocent ones and those quietly plotting something bold.
Actually, no—I was wrong. They were all shrewd and calculating… I was so carried away, being the timid Paper Airplane, that I couldn’t see through them…
I sometimes feel it’s safer not to dig too deeply…
Also, even if someone is actually Type A but claims to be Type B, her profile will still say she leans toward Type A, and it becomes obvious as soon as you meet her. So that may end up backfiring more often than not…
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