Are people who saved money through an exclusive dating club and rented an apartment or studied abroad just characters from a fairy tale?
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I’ve heard through the grapevine that many people don’t receive any offers even after registering with these clubs.
I’m also curious about their mindset. Why do women who are as beautiful as models get hooked on exclusive dating clubs? Considering the risk of STIs, wouldn’t it be better to work as a hostess?
Maezawa from Shacho-shitsu will answer as well.
> Are people who save money through a dating club and then rent an apartment or study abroad just something out of a fairy tale?
These are things that really happen.
> I’ve heard through the grapevine that many people don’t receive any offers even after registering.
It’s not just something I heard through the grapevine—we tell women during their interviews that half of them won’t receive any offers.
That’s the reality.
> When you consider the risk of STIs, wouldn’t it be better to work as a hostess?
Universe Club → A dinner is arranged. After that, it’s up to the individuals involved. Since it’s up to them, intimacy may happen.
Hostess → You entertain men at the establishment. Outside the establishment, it’s up to the individuals involved. Since it’s up to them, intimacy may happen.
Romantic partners → It’s up to the individuals involved. Since it’s up to them, intimacy may happen.
It seems to me that the risk of STIs is about the same in all of these cases...
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I’m Aya, a female member.
Joining a dating club changed my life quite a bit, but I also think some people may be better off working as hostesses.
I used to work at a lounge in Nishi-Azabu and as a helper at a Ginza club, but balancing it with my daytime job was really difficult.
The harder I tried to make both the lounge or hostess work and my day job work, the more overwhelming the pressure became, so maybe it just wasn’t suited to me.
That said, if you’re able to quit your daytime job, I think being a hostess is definitely worth taking seriously.
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It’s not a fairy tale.
It can be difficult for hostesses to juggle their work with a daytime job, but with papa-katsu, you can generally see someone during the time you’d normally spend dating your boyfriend.
I do think one advantage is that you can keep doing it without quitting your job.
Marika
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Even while working, it’s quite possible to receive ¥200,000–¥300,000 a month in allowance without much difficulty, so I wouldn’t call it a fairy tale.
Apparently, a lot of people don’t get any offers, but plenty of people do. You can get offers even if you’re not model-level beautiful.
Being a hostess isn’t such an easy job.
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