Isn t there a world of women in the Japanese music scene anymore?

Ayu and Utada are not as beautiful as they were back then, but the fact that singles often appear on Oricon shows that they are still quite popular in Japan. And Otsuka's songs are of all ages, so they may not have such a wide range of influence. How do you say it?

Although I personally like it too, I always feel that she doesn't have the sensation of Amuro, Utada, and Ayu scenery at that time. Boys, look, Jonny'The replacement of the S is really dizzying, and I haven't remembered this generation yet, and the next generation has come out again. And most of them are mainly based on stage plays and dorama, so in **, girls can still compete with the orchestra and boys.

Let's put it this way, in general, Japanese male stars are better than female stars, because male stars have a more durable fan base, to Johnny'For example, J's fan group is very fixed and long-lasting, there are constantly new people coming out, there are constantly activities, and fans always have something to do.

And Japanese female artists are relatively weak, except for ayu, Koda Laiwei, and Utada Hikaru such as divas, it is difficult for other artists to maintain a long-term popularity, and it is very difficult to pass popularity.

But from the single point of view, it was AYU who maintained his dominance in the past few years, and Koda in recent years, both of whom are female artists, which is an exception.

Also, except for good morning, Japanese female artist groups are almost in a vacuum, and there are very few female artists who focus on being singers.

It's not just Japan that we're doing the same now.

Female artists are not as popular as male artists.

But Koda is still great.

Last year's income was the first (male and female).

It can be seen that her status in Japan.

The Japanese music scene is no longer as prosperous as it used to be.

Men and women are more equal.

Altar boa, Koda Laiwei, Ai Otsuka is not enough to dominate the entire music scene in Japan, but it also has a place. The world has changed, and men are becoming more and more popular.

I feel that male singers and female singers in Japan are not the same at all, probably because girls are crazier chasing male stars, and those chasing female stars are calmer, so they just buy ** or something.

It's okay. Now Koda and Otsuka Ai are also very strong.

The status of Ayu and Utada is also very high.

However, in recent years, the combination of J family has developed relatively well. The popularity is also strong.

What's more, in Japan, J family rice is the most faithful.

And the female singer's meal may gradually dissupport idol for some reason.

Anyway, there are a lot of factors.

What's more, there is such a "high-end cowherd shop" in Japan that is in the way.

The status of Ayu and Utada is also very high. The current Mika Nakajima is also a figure that cannot be underestimated. It's been more than 10 years since Ayu and Utada debuted, and it's good that they are still so popular.

Who can guarantee that the male singer will be so popular in 10 years. However, it is not completely rejected by Japanese male artists such as kat-tun. However, the overall Japanese music scene is not as good as before.

As long as there is Genesys in one day, it is impossible for Japanese actresses to dominate and Japanese women are too profitable Women are born to be crazy Plus Japanese tradition Women are mostly housewives There is a lot of time and money So there is a lot of market for beautiful men.

Although it is not as vigorous as before, their strength is still not to be underestimated, like Hikaru Utada, Ayumi Hamasaki, they all still have a place, and now there is Mika Nakajima, who is also a more outstanding one!

No, if you look at Japan's annual Red and White Song Festival (equivalent to my country's Spring Festival Gala), the old singers who stand on the stage are still the mainstay, especially those who sing and perform songs, basically every year, and there are not many idol singers.

Japan's so-called Heisei Four Singers are only in the middle of the Japanese professional singers, Ayumi Hamasaki relies entirely on talent, and the other few do not have Ayumi Hamasaki's talent, what do you say about Japanese professional singers?

What about Nakamori's famous dishes? What about Momoe Yamaguchi?

What you see is only superficial, I think it should actually be the yang over the yin, and the top few on their record charts are all boy bands and groups!

'93 and '94 must have been the world of Isai, because in these two years, sales were the first in the country (Japan).

It's about the same in terms of strength, but it's definitely zard in terms of fame

Obvious zard

She was popular throughout the 90s.