Central News Agency (Hong Kong, April 21, Comprehensive Foreign Report) Kyodo News reported today that popular Japanese singer Fujii Kaze's scheduled concert in Hong Kong has been cancelled. The announcement was made on his official website, but no reason was provided for the cancellation. Hong Kong media reported widespread disappointment among local fans.
According to Kyodo News, there have been successive cancellations of Japanese artists' performances in China and Hong Kong. This is potentially related to the tensions in Japan-China relations caused by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's parliamentary remarks concerning Taiwan.
The Sing Tao Daily reported that following Japanese female singer Koda Kumi and rock band ONE OK ROCK, who previously announced cancellations of their Hong Kong concerts, Fujii Kaze today announced the latest arrangements for his "Prema World Tour," with the Hong Kong leg suddenly cancelled.
Reports indicate that Fujii Kaze's official website states "Show in Hong Kong has been cancelled," which has led to dissatisfaction and disappointment among a large number of Hong Kong fans.
Hong Kong media outlet Hong Kong01 reported that the consecutive bad news of cancellations has left many Hong Kong fans shocked and disappointed, with some netizens beginning to worry whether upcoming Japanese artists' concert plans in Hong Kong will also face similar misfortunes. (Editor: Chen Cheng-chien) 1150421
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