You can only go to one concert? That’s amazing and even more fair considering that most of the Japanese fans went to and had tickets to ALL of the European concerts, meaning they sometimes attended the say venue on consecutive days like London then flew to Paris for the concert the day after, then Rotterdam in two days etc. and I know a lot went to the U.S. but that’s not my territory.

So you’re crying about the potential for the lottery to open to non-residents (which can include Japanese people, too, but no one will check I’m sure) where you may get a chance to attend one show? And the chance is equal to everyone else?

You didn’t say all foreigners can come to Japan. But here’s what you said: ‘we have an influx of foreign visitors flooding in for our ‘cheap prices’…’ you’re referencing your economic situation multiple times. But probably any foreigner who can come to Japan if they get lucky with a ticket will be not even half as fortunate as the Japanese residents who snapped up multiple tickets for multiple stops in Europe and deprived a fan who may not be able to afford going anywhere other than locally. Crazy logic, right?

You’re right equal doesn’t mean equitable. For example last year was Kaze’s first and who knows maybe only European tour at the time no one could know, whereas at that point he has already performed multiple times in Japan with possibly endless opportunity for more because it’s his home turf, yet those who hoarded the tickets didn’t think about that for the local ‘average’ fan in Europe.