When considering a job at a tour club or tour bar, people often have concerns such as, “I don’t want my family or friends to find out,” or “I want to confirm exactly how much of my photo and name will be made public.” Since it’s impossible to guarantee that there’s absolutely no risk of your identity being revealed, I’ll explain the precautions taken by the establishment and the points you should check for yourself separately.
4 Things to Check First
- Is it necessary to publish a photo of my face?
- Real Names, Stage Names, and Social Media: How Much to Use Them
- How Much Attendance Information Should Be Made Public?
- How to Contact Us to Have Your Content Removed and the Deletion Deadline
Please do not rely solely on verbal assurances; clearly specify during the application and interview process which information you are willing to disclose and which you are not.
Photography and Recording Inside the Store
At Nukunuku, we prohibit customers from taking photos, recording videos, or making audio recordings inside the store. Please confirm the procedures for communicating these rules and how we handle violations during your interview.
Handling of Names and Profiles
Even when using your professional name, it is important to distinguish between the personal information retained by the store and the information posted on the public website. Please confirm the following before applying.
- Name to be displayed on the public website
- Items to Include in Your Profile
- Face-Visible Area in Photos
- Linking with Social Media Accounts
- Visibility Settings for Work Days
Pre-Publication Consent and Removal
When posting photos, names, social media accounts, and profiles, it is important to ensure that the individual can review the content and scope before it is published. Please also confirm the contact information for requesting removal, the time it takes for changes to take effect, and the deadline for deletion after the person leaves the establishment.
Don’t assume that “once you’ve given your consent, you can’t change it”; instead, ask during your consultation about the procedure for changing the scope of publication if you wish to do so.
Steps You Can Take on Your Own
- Keep your work and personal social media accounts separate
- Avoid posts that reveal your location or work hours
- Don't reuse the same photo on multiple social media platforms
- Discuss in advance how to respond if you happen to run into an acquaintance
- Check your public profile regularly
Even if you take these steps, you cannot completely prevent your identity from being revealed. If you have serious concerns, please discuss the specific privacy settings with us before you start working.
What You Can Check on LINE Regarding Job Postings
During your initial consultation, before sending a photo of your face, please ask about “the necessity of showing your face,” “the profile that will be made public,” and “how to have the photo removed.”
View Current Job Openings｜Consult About Privacy on the Job Posting LINE Account
Persons under the age of 18 and high school students are not eligible to apply.We will verify your age using official identification documents at the time of application and interview.
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