Tips Apr 20, 2021 15:41

I’m a man who recently became a member.

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What are people actually doing for dates during the COVID-19 pandemic? With the state of emergency in place, restaurants are closing at 8 or 9 p.m., so even going out for a meal has become difficult. ・Where do you go to eat? ・Do you just settle for tea or coffee? ・Do you avoid meeting at first and make do with a “letter date” instead? I imagine it’s difficult to meet in person during the pandemic. Going straight to a hotel or someone’s home doesn’t seem very gentlemanly either… That’s what I’m struggling with.
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Maezawa from the President’s Office will answer as well. If you can meet a little earlier—around 6, for example—I think dinner would be possible. > Going straight to a hotel or someone’s home afterward wouldn’t be very gentlemanly… That’s prohibited on the first date arranged through Universe Setting.
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I’m Basil, a male member. I personally don’t worry about COVID, so I still meet people pretty much as I did before. Some women were concerned about it, but I didn’t pursue them, and all those relationships naturally faded out. I’ve pretty much stopped going to love hotels. When we meet in the evening, it’s increasingly become room service at a four-star hotel instead.
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I’m Chikuwa, a male member. Since restaurants are still open for now, we meet early at private-room restaurants. Tabelog is handy because you can search for places that offer private rooms for two and online reservations. Just be careful with places that specialize in private-room izakaya—they usually don’t have very good food.
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