I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer as well.
Basically, as Marika mentioned, all we provide is an introduction along the lines of:
“He’s a man in his 50s who runs a real estate company. He enjoys golf, traveling, food, and drinks, so he says his ideal partner is someone who can enjoy drinks with him.”
However, if the man has a registered profile, we also include a link to it, so you can see things like his class there.
If he doesn’t have a profile, you can reply, “I’d like to see his profile. Would it be possible to provide it?” The staff may then ask the man whether the profile can be made available only to women who receive an offer from him. If he agrees, you’ll be sent a link to his profile.
If you feel uneasy about men without profiles, it’s perfectly fine to say:
“I’m uncomfortable with men who don’t have profiles, so I’ll have to decline.”
Profiles weren’t available in the past, so I’m not sure whether it’s necessarily wise to insist on one. However, you’re free to decline an offer itself.
(Canceling after replying can affect your rating, but declining at the offer stage will not affect it.)
> The latter is usually available for about a week, and by the day you meet, it’s often no longer viewable.
That happens because the profile is only available for a limited time. However, some people may want to review it again on the day of the meeting or the day before.
In that case, if you say, “The profile is no longer available. Could you show it to me again?” you can receive another link that’s valid for about a week.
This isn’t possible after the date, but it’s fine as long as it’s before the date.
People who have made their profiles public, as well as those who allow people who’ve sent them an offer to view their profiles, can see the person’s class and profile.
The latter is usually available for about a week only, and in many cases can no longer be viewed on the day you meet.
For men who don’t allow even people they’ve sent an offer to view their profile, there’s usually just a comment like:
“He’s a gentleman in his 50s who runs a real estate company. He enjoys golf, traveling, food, and drinks, so he says his ideal companion is someone who can enjoy a drink with him!”
For shorter staff comments, it might say something like, “A kind-looking man who wears glasses.”
Marika
