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Originally Posted by TeamAyu2004
^ I did. There is nothing of importance there. Because of my comment she seems to think I dont understand japanese culture when she doesnt even know me nor what i have done in my life.
The fact that i studied japanese culture for 2 years in college probably means nothing to her as well or the fact that I have a job in japan right now because of what I know, or the fact that i have been reading more and more about the culture because I am moving there. She made an assumption about me without even knowing me and so are you.
What i said was concerning me. I wouldn't do it. I'm not japanese nor did I grow up there. and you are completely ignoring my facts, so read what im saying.
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She has been living in Japan for many, many years, and she knows what's she's talking about. You're completely ignoring the facts that both her and I are telling you. If you studied Japanese culture, you know what she's saying is right. It's all about the keeping the peace and keeping the culture, and if someone does something to disturb the natural order, they are thrown out of that ones world.
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Originally Posted by TeamAyu2004
and why? she is an established artist that doesnt need MS. and I never said they make time for you. She doest need them.
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This is kind of childish. Lady Gaga still needs to go on music programs to sell music. Ayu is no different. We in the public has no idea what Ayu is doing right now if you don't follow her so closely. She doesn't advertise, she doesn't go on the music programs much anymore. If you ask anyone who isn't an Ayu fan, they couldn't recall the last song she had since Days. Simply put, Music Station is the biggest platform for any artist to get their music out for people to recognize them. In Japanese entertainment business, it's always considered the honour to get invited to Music Station, because it will definitely boost your career. It happened to Ieiri Leo, and will continue to happen. Saying Ayu doesn't need them is simply kind of ignorant considering her recent sales. Not that they're horrible, but they could be better.