Ginza Crystal Club is female-friendly

I really want to recommend this part.

I don't think you can understand just by looking at the title.


A woman who will be a dad from now on.

Or a woman who is already working as a dad.

I want to tell everyone.


Dating clubs all over the country.

However, most of the managers are men.

That's why many women feel that "all the services are from a male perspective".

And if the manager is a man, most of the staff working in the club are male staff.

To be honest, most of the dating clubs I've registered in the past were male staff.


Of course, they care about women everywhere.

I was grateful for that.

But no matter where you go, you're still a man.

There are many things that women don't notice unless they are women.


However, the representative of the Ginza Crystal Club is a woman.

When I first met him during the interview, I didn't think that a woman was really the representative.

I remember that she was a very classy woman.


Not only that.

Is it because the representative is a woman?

Most of the staff working at the Ginza Crystal Club were women. (I saw several men in the office, but...)

When I actually registered, the female staff supported me from start to finish.

From a woman's point of view, it was really reassuring to have the support of female staff, and above all, I was relieved.


For example, isn't there a lot of things you can't talk about unless you're a woman?

Especially when it comes to dad life, it's pretty naive.

Women have a lot of problems that men can't say.

I think that the wonderful thing about the Ginza Crystal Club is that you can easily talk to the female staff about such worries and minor troubles.


In fact, in my experience, I had a little trouble with a male member.

Of course, the male member wanted to talk directly with me.

However, I got scared and told the female staff about my worries.

Then, the Ginza Crystal Club all came out to protect me.


In fact, there was also a dating club that had a similar trouble before.

However, at that time it was a male staff, but he did not deal with anything.

on the contrary"I will refuse to male members', but the store didn't solve anything.

I remember being in a bad mood after that and being in a bit of a weird mood.


All the staff members looked at me from a so-called male perspective.

However, when a similar problem actually occurred at the Ginza Crystal Club, the shop staff took it from a woman's perspective, so they handled it well and brought it to a solution.


There are few dating clubs where female staff basically respond, so I think it's valuable in a pretty good way.

And it is also a positive point of Ginza Crystal Club, which is highly recommended for women who work as dads.