A dual-income married couple (no kids) shares the household money system they built over three months, in interview format. SBI Sumishin Net Bank's purpose-specific accounts and auto-transfers, automatic Rakuten Card statement collection, and logging cash with a single LINE message. An engineer's 'minimum running cost' approach to household finances.
What is Hitooshi? A former user neutrally explains how the service works — the matchmaking planner who hand-picks two introductions a month, the five steps from applying to meeting someone in person, and who the service suits and does not suit.
A real user explains Hitooshi's first interview: the roughly 45-minute Zoom session, what you are asked (the questions), the flow up to the day, how to prepare, and dress-code tips. Includes a referral code for 5,000 yen off the enrollment fee.
A real, numbers-based breakdown of Hitooshi's pricing. Covers the 17,800 yen enrollment fee + 17,800 yen monthly fee with zero success fee, a 3/6/12-month total-cost simulation, where the sense of "expensive" actually comes from, and how to save 5,000 yen when you join.