Kida, our representative, will answer this one.
To be honest, I don’t really understand these complicated issues.
But I did realize that adding a question mark at the end makes something look like a question.
Speaking from our perspective:
- I think there are countless women across Japan who can’t join Universe Club because they’re worried about being found out.
- Probably around 100,000 of them.
- Among them, I believe there are about 100 women who are incredibly kind, beautiful, and have dreams they could pursue even further with the support of a papa.
- If we can find those 100 women, everything else will fall into place.
That’s how I see it.
If a lounge somewhere in Azabu—whatever it’s called—were packed with exceptionally wonderful women, I’m sure it would be a huge success.
However, as is always the case in business, it’s difficult for any establishment to thrive over the long term. I think Universe Club has benefited from being able to evolve little by little over time.
For people who want to choose and approach someone themselves from among a large number of women, I don’t think this is the right place at all.
But based on our experience, I’d like to make this idea a reality: “I think things would definitely work out better if I chose someone on your behalf—the person who interviewed them.”
Having every client meet a woman who is at least in the Black Class, and then simply seeing whether they click, seems like a fairly efficient approach to me…
If it doesn’t work, we’ll adapt to what the market needs, like a chameleon.
That, in a nutshell, is what I, a mere young newcomer, find appealing about this new concept.
By the way, would you consider becoming our adviser?
