Even big-name comedians are patronized! Former Minato Ward female professional girlfriend” talks about the surprising special situation of “female attendants in the age of SNS.

Attenders” have become well known among the general public since the emergence of Yoshikazu Azumaya, a.k.a. Garsy. Their existence, which serves to connect entertainers with the general public or between entertainers, has been quite useful for entertainers who find it difficult to openly associate with the opposite sex.

Before the spread of social networking services and the ability for anyone to send messages to celebrities, Ms. A, a woman in her 40s, was herself an attendant and a so-called “pro-girlfriend” who was dating celebrities.

Ms. A had her first contact with a so-called “celebrity” more than 20 years ago, when she was in high school. It was when she was a high school student. The story goes back to the summer vacation of her junior year of high school, when she went to a theater to see a solo live performance by B, who belonged to a major entertainment company that she had been supporting through TV.

At the live performance, there was an audience participation quiz, and Ms. A raised her hand to answer the question and went up on stage. This experience would change her life forever (all statements in parentheses are her own).

The live performance itself went off without incident, but I did receive a comment on my questionnaire that read something like, “Thank you very much for putting me up on stage. I put a photo sticker with my PHS number on it along with a comment like, “I had a lot of fun.

Later that night, I received a phone call from someone claiming to be a staff member, saying, “We are having a launch party right now, would you like to come? I later learned that he was not a staff member, but a junior comedian.

Mr. A, who was staying at his sister’s house in Tokyo, could not suppress his excitement and headed for the venue.

She said, “My sister said, ‘You don’t have that kind of chance, so you should go. My sister told me, ‘You won’t have that chance, so you should go. If you hear from your parents, I’ll take care of the rest. So I joined the launch. Later, I found out that such things are done on a daily basis, such as ‘If I find a girl I like among the fans, I will contact her.

B was Mr. A’s first contact with a celebrity, and even after B quit his career as a comedian, they have been friends for 20 years. After that, Mr. A began to study for the entrance exam. It was not until after she entered a famous private university in Tokyo, a regular participant in the Hakone Ekiden (relay relay race), that she began to interact with them in earnest. From here, she would spend about four years as an attendant.

“When I was accepted to the university, Ms. B. started to expand her network of contacts at once. She said, “Now that I’m a college student, you should introduce me to someone cute. Since many of my friends around me were also showy, they would say, “Well, I like comedian Dare Dare Dare, so introduce me to him.

I began to think that it was easy to connect with celebrities, and that they were not so far away from me, even though it was not an everyday occurrence for me to be involved with them.

After the hurdle to contact them was lowered, Mr. A began to take action to expand his own network of contacts.

“I had always liked sports, so I thought, ‘I don’t need to be a comedian to do this,'” he said. I started going to soccer games in the countryside and waiting for people to come out and give me their contact information. I played a lot with players from the J1 League and the Japanese national team.