Does anyone here read Tokyo Calendar (whether the magazine or the website)?
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It seemed like it might be a good fit for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan), so I took a quick look at the website, but nearly every headline was so melodramatic that I couldn’t help laughing.
Still, if you’re planning dates in Tokyo, is it worth reading・・・?
Do ordinary office workers read it too?
I’ve always thought the actresses on the magazine covers were lovely.
Universe Club’s Mamiya here.
I’m a big fan of the Tokyo Calendar app, but I’d never actually read the articles. I had no idea they were that embarrassingly over-the-top! I don’t know what the editors are like, but maybe they’re really just delusional older guys writing about dates they wish they could go on but can’t.
The image portrayed on the cover feels exactly like the kind of woman Universe’s BLACK women aspire to be. It’s absolutely fabulous every time.
I recently tried reaching out to the publisher of *Tokyo: Good Restaurants, Good Places to Hook Up*, but unfortunately, I didn’t get anywhere due to my lack of influence. What a shame.
I also found *The Art of Having an Affair* interesting, so I’ve been recommending it as part of my serious, hands-on mentoring!
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I know someone on the editorial team at Tokyo Calendar, and they take their work very seriously. But I’m not really a fan of papas who read Tokyo Calendar religiously.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I took a look at the site. This is kind of embarrassing, lol.
It’s useful if you just want to know a few restaurants with a nice atmosphere or popular spots, but I don’t think it’s worth subscribing.
There used to be a lot more content along these lines. Personally, I preferred the approach of *Tokyo: Good Restaurants, Places You Can Get Lucky*.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
Tokyo Calendar? I’ve been so busy with work that all I want to do is go to bed early, so I’m pretty out of the loop on things like that. I’m not sure. I’ll ask that person next time.
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Am I the only one who feels embarrassed whenever I read Tokyo Calendar?
Even when I actually see couples like that, I can’t help thinking, “Ugh…”
Especially when I’m still at work…
Maybe I’m just jealous.
Marika
P.S.
Taro,
“Tokyo: Good Restaurants, Good Places to Get Laid.” How nostalgic (lol)!
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I used to read it because an older girlfriend I dated in my twenties subscribed to it. A few years ago, a dating app called Tokare Date came out, and I remember thinking, “Ah, so it really is that kind of publication,” lol.
Of course, I don’t read it anymore.
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I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
This was my first time seeing it. I’m also a regional member, and since I haven’t had many chances to visit Tokyo lately, it made me feel a little nostalgic.
Putting the article aside, Tokyo has always struck me as a city that never sleeps. I can’t help thinking, “This is where all of you who work with the world operate.”
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer as well.
President Kida said, “The photo on the cover of Tokyo Calendar is nice, isn’t it?”
I replied:
“I’ve only seen the cover.
I don’t know what’s inside, but I think the most important thing is finding a restaurant with a nice atmosphere.
If Tokyo Calendar is useful for that purpose, then I suppose it’s a good resource. What do you think?
Men who are popular with women take them to restaurants with a great atmosphere, so wouldn’t women rate them just as highly even if they reduced the allowance by around ¥30,000?
I feel that someone who gives ¥50,000 gets about the same effect as someone who gives ¥80,000.”
Those are the kinds of thoughts I find myself having.
I wonder where they find those places.
Ah, I may have written that a little too harshly.
“Yeah, Tokyo Calendar is great.”
Maybe there are people who prefer answers that simply agree with everything. (笑)
P.S. “Tokyo: Good Restaurants, Good Places to Get Lucky”—that brings back memories.
I think there was a sequel, too. (I seem to remember it said something like, “This is an erotic book,” didn’t it? 笑)
But I don’t think anything came out after that.
It’s a book that really resonates with the generation that grew up with *Take Me Out to the Snow*. I also like *Kimagure Concept Chronicle*, though.
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