/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46727707
Not that anon, but I get it, things change, nothing stays the same forever, etc. The only thing I will say about that is her agency seems to have begun marketing her to a worldwide audience. Unless she's streaming at the most optimal time to get a average viewer count across time zones, then that sort of leaves fans outside of Japan with just YT videos and not much of a chance to participate. Ultimately foreigners aren't the priority, "participation" just felt a little more balanced with the old format. We will see how it pans out. I mainly enjoyed the fan club website for the digital photobooks. To the other Ami bro here, did you ever decide to go paid for Ami's Fantia content? She's been on a roll upload wise.