I’m in Seattle.
As of now, you can join if you were born before April 1, 2003. But if you were born on April 2, 2003, you can’t. Your school has nothing to do with it.
I’m absolutely sure this is correct.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer this as well.
> Can an 18-year-old who dropped out of high school register?
Regarding the minimum age for female members:
Even if a woman dropped out of high school, or has been working since graduating junior high school, she cannot register until she has turned 18 and the month in which she would have graduated high school has passed. Since high school graduation is in March, that means April.
For women who are still attending high school, we do not want to receive complaints from their schools, so even after they turn 18, they cannot register and must wait until graduation.
Legally speaking, someone who dropped out or never attended high school would have no issue registering once they turn 18, and there would be no risk of complaints from a school. However, since there is no way to prove that someone is not attending school, we apply the same rule to everyone: registration is not allowed until the time they would have graduated, assuming they attended high school. This is to prevent women from lying when they register.
> Can someone aged 19 or older who attends correspondence or night high school register?
If she is attending a correspondence or night high school, we cannot accept her—in other words, we do not accept high school students regardless of their age.
Women attending correspondence or night high school may also work during the day, so unless they tell us themselves, we have no way of knowing whether they are attending night school.
However, if it is discovered later—for example, if she tells a man the truth and he contacts us—she will be required to leave, since she was not eligible to register in the first place.
