Unrelated to the club, but...

Maezawa from the president’s office here—I’ll answer as well. I looked it up, and it seems that starting April 1, 2013, the cervical cancer prevention vaccine became part of the routine vaccination program. Eligible recipients: Girls from sixth grade of elementary school through the equivalent of the first year of high school. So even if you think you’re around the same age, being just one year apart could mean that the routine vaccination program had not yet started for them. Also, in June of that same year, the following notice was issued: “Municipal governments should take care not to actively encourage vaccination.” As a result, it’s possible that the topic simply didn’t come up. http://www.city.higashimatsuyama.lg.jp/ikkrwebBrowse/material/files/group/45/000679261.pdf

I’m Taro, a male member. I’ve told you so many times not to ask questions unrelated to the club… (lol) I looked it up, and apparently it exceeded 70% for a while, but now it’s supposedly below 1%. Even when it was popular, I imagine there were regional differences. When I tried to discuss an adult relationship (intimate) with someone on Type B, she replied, “I’m getting the cervical cancer vaccine, so I won’t be able to do anything like that for the next six months. Would you still be willing to meet me?” When I said, “Then let’s meet six months from now,” she blocked me. (lol)