
In order to avoid the disruption caused by the strong typhoon "Qianbi", the legendary Japanese singer Shizuka Kudo arrived at Matsuyama Airport in advance on the afternoon of the 22nd, and her kind pampering fans triggered a craze for star chasing.
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Japanese singer Shizuka Kudo is scheduled to hold a concert at the Taipei International Convention Center on the 24th. She arrived in Taiwan early as the strong typhoon "Qianbi" approached Taiwan.
Japanese legendary singer Shizuka Kudo is here! She will be singing at the Taipei International Convention Center on the 24th. In order to avoid being disrupted by the strong typhoon "Qiangpi", she arrived in Taiwan in advance this afternoon (22nd) to prepare for the concert. Kudo showed up at Matsuyama Airport at about 3:50 pm, setting off a wave of star-chasing craze even before he officially took the stage.
Many die-hard fans learned that she had arrived in Taiwan early and were waiting for her early in the morning. Some held flowers, some held up concert posters, and some die-hard fans brought photo albums that they had treasured for many years and received autographs from the goddess. The enthusiastic scene was like a small fan meeting.
The 56-year-old Shizuka Kudo took a casual fashion route this time, wearing a white baseball cap, a dark blue hollow knitted top, light gray fitted jeans and dark blue flat shoes. Facing the live camera, she not only showed her signature sweet smile, but also waved playfully, without the airs of a superstar at all.
Faced with the enthusiasm of her fans, Shizuka Kudo accepted almost all of them. She not only accepted flowers kindly, but also patiently signed autographs for fans. She held her hands full of bouquets without forgetting to greet them with a smile. Among them, a die-hard fan specially brought out a photo album that she had treasured for a long time, which made Shizuka Kudo very happy after seeing it, and she could not hide her joy.
However, Kudo Shizuka's trip to Taiwan also encountered weather challenges. Typhoon "Qiangbi" was approaching fiercely. The Central Meteorological Administration has issued sea and land typhoon warnings today, and it is expected to be closest to Taiwan on the 23rd. In order to avoid the typhoon disrupting the performance preparations, Kudo Shizuka chose to arrive in Taiwan in advance to gain more preparation time for the concert on the 24th.
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Shizuka Kudo held a concert at the Taipei International Convention Center on the 24th
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