Another wave of student girls flocked into the store in groups. After buying the record they liked, they walked out with satisfaction.

"Sure enough... As long as Fukuyama Sang takes action, the momentum will always be so great." The clerk Asakura murmured in a low voice, restocking the goods one by one on the CD rack that had been bought.

...

At around 8:30 pm, a tall man wearing a black octagonal hat and a loose disposable mask and wearing a pair of black-framed glasses on his nose.

The man was wearing a black T-shirt and cotton trousers in an ordinary style. He dressed up in such a casual and comfortable manner, and looked like someone who came out to wander around after returning home. Perhaps because of his overly casualness, the obstruction on his face that was a little "fully armed" was not surprising. Maybe he was taking off his makeup and taking off his contact lenses before he remembered to go out for a walk.

As for why men also need to put on makeup, it is too normal in Japan. In other words, the mindset that men cannot put on makeup is itself a prejudice against men.

The man wandered in front of the shelves of the new singles for a while, and first took off a new single by Masaji Fukuyama. This single continued the previous 12CM specifications, and it really seemed to be "dominate the side" on the shelves.

Afterwards, the man stopped at another group of newcomers' works, took off one of the singles without hesitation, and then stopped browsing, but went directly to the cashier.

Judging from his decisive look, it seems that he has decided what to buy.

It was Asakami's turn to be on duty at the cashier today, and he took the single from the man.

The first one is "Message"... Fukuyama Sang is so popular. Whether it is between women or men, his popularity is undoubtedly. I heard that the gay bar on the other side of Nichome would post his posters. Asakura thought silently.

The second one is an 8CM single. Asakura glanced at the cover, "Love Talent"?

He had an impression of this single. It seemed that it was a newcomer that Sony Records was preparing to promote, so he had a promotional agreement with their record store before the distribution. The store placed the record of the new singer named Kawamoto Makoto in a relatively prominent position, and specially made a promotional billboard to post on the shelves.

Moreover, the lineup of this single is also very luxurious. The producer is Ye Zhao, the singer who is very popular recently. Even the cover of the single was shot by Masaji Fukuyama. Both of these things were written on the billboard as selling points.

After scanning the code, Asakura reported the price: "The total tax included is 2,250 yen."

The man took out his wallet from his trouser pocket and handed him two thousand dollar bills and a 500-yen coin.

While Asakura was looking for change, another clerk found the two singles purchased by the man and packed them for him. Then he took the box that the man had scanned the code and recycled it.

If you have bought second-hand magazines or records from Japanese people, you will definitely be surprised that they can preserve things so carefully. Even things that have been released for more than ten years can be bought with brand new quality (of course, junk goods also exist).

From this incident, we can see how perfectionist Japanese people are. Even the requirements for second-hand products are so high, let alone brand new products.

Therefore, Japanese record stores have developed such a rule. In order to ensure that the new record will not be worn by customers repeatedly picking it up, the CDs they place on the shelves are all samples. When customers buy records, they take the sample to the front desk to check out, and then the staff of the record store will change the sample to the CDs that are actually sold.

The man took the record he bought from the clerk who packed him and asked in a casual tone: "How much does this CD of Miss Kawamoto Makoto sell?"

"It's pretty good among newcomers." The person who answered was Asakura, who had just counted the inventory not long ago. "After all, Ye Zhaosang is the producer, and Fukuyama Sang helps shoot the cover of the single. There is also a promotional cooperation with Sony Records here."

"Oh..." the man nodded, "thank you."

"Thank you for your patronage..." Asakura bowed routinely. It was not until the man walked out of the store that Asakura realized that the person's voice seemed a little familiar.

Although the sound changed due to wearing a mask, that person...

"Ah!" Asakura exclaimed subconsciously.

Another clerk gave him an inexplicable look.

...

Put the single I just bought on the seat next to me, Ye Zhao took off his mask, "Thank you for your hard work, let's go."

"What did Ye Zhaosang buy?" Umemura Yuki started the car and asked casually.

"Fukuyama Sang's new single, and Miss Kawamoto's new single."

"Yes..." Uemura Yukigo realized it, "Miss Kawamoto's new single was officially released the day before yesterday. I just don't know what the sales will be like this week?"

"It shouldn't be too bad. Sony is quite attentive to her and cooperates with the record store to promote her. The record is in the store. The location of the record is pretty good." Ye Zhao said, raising his wrist and looking at his watch, "It's already 8:40."

Speaking of this, Uemura Yuki Xiaoxiao complained, "It's true. I suddenly said that I forgot what is important, but it turned out to be just to buy records... Is it okay to buy records whenever I want?"

"At least, this one was not bought for me today."

"Who is that for?"

"Of course it's for today's guests." Ye Zhao smiled, picked up the script and confirmed it.

...

Today is the first Tuesday in October, and it is also the first episode of Ye Zhao’s naming broadcast group in Cultural Broadcasting.

The name of the broadcast was finally confirmed as "Ye Zhao's Supergirl Heart Club". Although it is a bit rustic and a bit suspicious of plagiarizing the Beatles' "The Name Is Longing to Die", it is true that Japan is one of the countries that likes the Beatles the most in the world. In addition, Ye Zhao's own foreign music enlightenment is also the Beatles, so don't pay attention to this details.

The broadcast time is from 10:00 to 11:00 every Tuesday night. The content is the traditional host and a guest in each episode. It chats and plays music, reads a thought of the listener's letter, and then publishes your thoughts on the singles on the weekly singles, and talks about the "drugs" in music that the listener wants to know.

It sounds simple, not very simple. At this time, I have to thank myself for not being "unlearning" after traveling through time, but honestly following the real bigwigs to make up for their professional knowledge in music.

Otherwise, he would not dare to take on this show no matter what.
Chapter completed!