When male members join, do they usually sign up at the branch nearest where they live? For example, if they live in Omiya but don’t plan to use the service there, would they deliberately join at the Yokohama branch instead? Are there any advantages to registering at a nearby branch? Is there any particular branch you would recommend? Also, is it possible to change branches after joining?

I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. There was a campaign more than a year ago where branches with fewer male members offered more points back, so some men living in the Tokyo metropolitan area registered with regional branches. I realize it’s a little odd to say this after running the campaign ourselves, but I get the impression that those men generally don’t offer very generous allowances. That’s just my impression, though, and I could be wrong. Also, some men live in a regional area and go on dates through their local branch, but still make offers every month in Tokyo. > Is it possible to change branches after joining? Yes, it is. > Are there any advantages to registering with a branch near you? I feel it’s better to register with a branch near where you plan to go on dates.

I’m Kazu, a male member. Generally, I think most people join through the branch closest to where they live or work. For example, even if you live in Omiya, if you often go to Yokohama and plan to go on dates there, rather than being active in Omiya, I’d recommend joining through the Yokohama branch. It’s best to register in the area where you mainly plan to be active. That’s because it’s better to register at the branch that interviews the women you’ll be making offers to. If you’re actively making offers, the club may recommend women to you. These women have usually been interviewed at that particular branch, so I think it’s best to choose the branch where the women you mainly want to meet are interviewed and registered. If you plan to register as a Platinum or Black member, you can call the staff to ask about specific details regarding the women. For example, you can ask, “What does this part of her profile mean?” If you contact the branch—or a staff member—who interviewed the woman, the interviewer may also be able to explain the nuances. As for which branch is best, I’d recommend one near the area where you mainly plan to go on dates with women. I believe you can change branches after joining.