I’m Meg, a female member.
You’ll be fine!
Even someone in her 40s like me (what kind of 40s?) got an offer!
There were nothing but young women, and I still went in there ready to pick a fight with nothing but my bare hands!
Think about what your strengths are before you go to the interview!
Even getting one offer is something to be happy about!
Fight!!!
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Yokoyama from our staff is also responding.
As Maezawa mentioned, we seem to receive a lot of offers for women between 25 and 35.
Please come in for an interview sometime!
It’s totally fine if you decide to decline after hearing us out♪
Yuma Yokoyama
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Maezawa from the president’s office will answer as well.
Thank you for your question.
First of all, women between 25 and 35 receive quite a lot of offers. Many men aren’t necessarily looking for someone extremely young.
So I don’t really see why you’re worried about being 31.
From a man’s perspective, you may still be more than 20 or even 30 years younger than him. Women in their 40s also receive offers.
Please feel free to come in for an interview.
That said, if you’re only interested in dinner only (no intimacy), the screening criteria are stricter. Even so, I don’t think age matters all that much.
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In general, women aged 31–32.3 are at an age when they’re especially attractive and popular.
A 41-year-old man would see you as 10 years younger, a 51-year-old as 20 years younger, and a 61-year-old as 30 years younger, so there’s definitely demand for someone in your age range.
Also, that demand doesn’t overlap as much with the demand for younger women. Since clubs have fewer women around your age than younger women, there’s less competition than you might expect. As long as you have a certain level of appeal, it should be relatively easy to receive offers. The reason there are still women with black status at every age is that there’s demand for women in those age groups.
For younger women, part of their appeal lies in the freshness of experiencing new places, things to see, food to eat, clothes to wear, and other first-time experiences. At your age, however, you’ve already experienced most things at least once, and the human and feminine appeal that comes from that experience is precisely what attracts men.
There’s plenty of demand for that as well, so I think it would definitely be worth joining a club.
If you were 31, I’d be happy to make you an offer.
—Paper Airplane, a male member who believes in the “retire at 23” theory when it comes to the freshness of having experienced nothing yet.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I don’t think it’s a problem at all. Younger people tend to care about the details of someone’s age, but as you get older, age gradually becomes less important. You should keep in mind that people may see things a little differently in that respect.
Also, broadly speaking, male members tend to fall into two groups: those who prefer very young women and those who prefer someone a little older and more mature. Women in their 30s are probably targets for both groups, so from a marketing perspective, I’d say they’re in a pretty favorable position.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
One of the women I see is in her mid-30s. Unlike women who only have youth going for them, she has a certain depth and appeal.
Apparently, she received more than ten offers in her first month after joining.
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What do you mean by “over 30 like this”?
It really depends on what kind of 30-something you are.
It’s not about your age, but what you’re like as a person. Some people get offers at 20, 30, or even over 40, while others don’t.
By the way, outside of dating clubs, my biggest period of popularity was probably around 33 to 35!
At 31, you’re just entering your prime.
However, according to Paper Airplane, women are supposed to retire from dating clubs at 22.
— Marika, 4○ years old
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