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K-pop industry suffering from losses in Japan due to coronavirus

Posted by sl278836 pts Friday, March 6, 2020

Travel bans due to the Coronavirus outbreak have greatly affected the K-pop industry.

An entry ban has been initiated in Japan, mandatorily placing visitors from Korea and China at designated facilities for a two-week quarantine. This has lead to many overseas schedules and promotions to be canceled. 'KCON 2020 Japan' has been postponed along with concerts for many K-pop artists including Super Junior, TVXQ, TWICE, NCT, (G)I-DLE and Red Velvet

Many Korean artists actively promote in Japan, and their inability to work overseas is definitely impacting the K-pop economy. Netizens have been commenting saying:


"It was a good decision. Japan's situation is just as severe, if not more."

"I bet Japanese fans are upset that all the concerts are being canceled."

"I bet Big Hit will cancel too..."


What do you think of the recent concert cancellations? 

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pink_oracle
pink_oracle27,113 pts Friday, March 6, 2020 2
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Everyone's losing money, except for the supermarkets.

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Tenshin
Tenshin1,880 pts Friday, March 6, 2020 1
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better losing money than getting the coronavirus

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