I’d like to ask about how member data is handled.

I’m Maezawa from the president’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. Everyone asks about things like that during the membership interview, so it’s best to apply and ask the staff directly. If you still feel uneasy after that, you can simply decide not to join. That said, more than 9,000 men have joined in total, so I feel it may not be something you need to overthink. Take LINE, for example. It recently became a major topic when it was discovered that users’ LINE data could be accessed from China. LINE responded quickly and announced that it would move its servers by September this year. But that still means there’s a possibility that information had been exposed up until now. Before using LINE, did you look into that? And after looking into it, did you decide to stop using it? Nothing is completely risk-free. These days, even data leaks from major companies make the news. If that sort of thing bothers you, the only option is to stop using LINE, Google, and any other service that requires your personal information. But in reality, it would be inconvenient not to use them, so despite the risk of data leaks, people still use LINE and Google, along with various other online services. You might think, “It wouldn’t really matter if that kind of information were leaked.” But information about what everyone searches for is being collected too. If you search for adult-related terms, information indicating that you’re interested in adult content is gathered by Google and other services—even if you never actually viewed anything.