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Int l fans thank Japan pop group Arashi as it starts hiatus
Fans in and outside Japan have taken to social media with messages and videos of gratitude for popular Japanese boy band Arashi, which went on hiatus from New Year s Day on Friday.
The five-member group, which made its debut in 1999, bid a temporary farewell on New Year s Eve as it held a virtual live concert while also appearing on Japan s annual year-end music extravaganza on public broadcaster NHK. There was no audience at either event due to the coronavirus pandemic. When times get rough and you are troubled, music will always be by your side. When you re sad, please listen to the (songs of) Arashi, Jun Matsumoto, one of the group s members, said during the livestreaming concert from 8 p.m. at Tokyo Dome.
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Conversely, I think with more people online, more people are going to send electronic New Year messages and write less nengajos.
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Some people still like snail mail . It s something they can hold in their hands. ( +0 / -0 ) Dec. 28, 2020 01:01 pm JST
We will send about 100 cards and receive about the same number. People still like receiving them. It’s an important part of our business and relationships. The costs are low and take no longer than typing an email.
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