cold-blooded juliet

If foreigners shouldn't be allowed to see concerts in Japan because it cuts off opportunities for local fans to see them, does that mean Japanese artists are reserved only for Japanese people? What's the point of following them if they don't perform abroad at all? Do foreigners have no right to hear or see the potential of Japanese artists? And what about Japanese people who can't get tickets domestically? Should they also be banned from seeing them abroad? Otherwise, it would be taking away opportunities from local fans in those countries. Does that mean Japanese people shouldn't be allowed to support their artists in other countries either? Think about it from this perspective, and you'll see how ridiculous the idea of ​​shutting out foreigners is. Japan has had a closed system for far too long. They should be happy that their music is accessible to others without racial or linguistic barriers. But this restriction of access closes off opportunities for their work to broaden their horizons. Today, they might think their needs are met with just the support of their domestic fans, but that's a mindset that will lead to their downfall, without the world knowing just how talented they truly are.