A Japanese fashion billionaire is looking for a “special someone” to join him as he becomes the first private passenger to fly to the moon.

Yusaku Maezawa, 44, is due to travel to the moon in 2023 on SpaceX’s first tourist flight. But rather than go on his own, he wants to “visit such a special place” with someone special, he says in an online post. By the way, SpaceX’s Starship May Fly for Just $2 Million Per Mission, Elon Musk Says, cheap at the price!

Check out the questionnaire, are you?:

1  Single woman aged 20 or over.
2  Bright personality and always positive.
3  Interested in going into space and able to participate in the preparation for it.
4  Want to enjoy life to the fullest.
5  Be someone who wishes for world peace.

How did you do? i only have 2 and 4, cant do the rest but if you answered YES to all of the questions then go for it!

He will look for that “always positive” person aged “20 or over” in a television documentary called Full Moon Lovers. His ideal candidate wants to “enjoy life to the fullest” and is someone “who wishes for world peace”.

They must be “interested in going into space and able to participate in the preparation for it”.

Last year, he announced he was giving away £7m to his Twitter followers in an effort to spark debate in Japan about the merits of a universal basic income. Mr Maezawa, who recently split from actress girlfriend Ayame Goriki, 27, is looking for a “life partner” with whom he wants to “shout our love from outer space”.

The “serious one-on-one planned matchmaking event” is already underway, with applications ending on 17 January. Selection starts on January 25-26, with dates happening in mid-February.

In March there will be “special dates getting to know Yusaku Maezawa”, with a final decision being made at the end of the month. Mr Maezawa, who made his money from fashion retailer Zozo, is believed to have a net worth of £1.4bn.

In his online post, he says that “until now” he has “lived exactly as I’ve wanted to”, acquiring his “share of money, social status, and fame along the way”.

He continues: “But now I’m restarting my life. I’m 44 now. As feelings of loneliness and emptiness slowly begin to surge upon me, there’s one thing that I think about: continuing to love one woman.”

It is “something that I haven’t quite been able to do until now”, he added.

He has “a passion for collecting contemporary art, Japanese antiques, supercars, wine etc”.

You have until the 17 January to apply, do it!