Japanese Entertainment: A Comeback Beginning from Bankrupt President

After the video was released, it immediately received streams from various platforms.

It's a bit complicated to explain, but just think of it as resource support for excellent creators. YouTube's parent company provides resource support to those who pass the review in order to increase its influence in the streaming media field.

The most direct approach is to get it featured on the homepage for exposure.

In addition to the platform itself, Apple Japan, with which it has a close partnership, also used its own channels and methods to support Kazuya Sawashiro's videos.

In other words, it's good to have a big tree to lean on.

Although the previous music video experienced some setbacks along the way, after clearly thwarting Watanabe Entertainment's conspiracy, the number of views began to increase dramatically. Now, the number of views has exceeded 10 million and is moving toward the milestone of 100 million views.

The number of views hasn't stopped yet.

With such achievements, even though Zecheng is a new blogger, he deserves the platform's attention.

With so many resources at their disposal, the video's views grew at a rate far exceeding that of ordinary videos. That very evening, people came to the store location mentioned in the video to check in, and it wasn't just one or two people.

Everyone gathered together and found that they were all there to take photos, but the proprietress with her awkward acting skills was nowhere to be seen.

After inquiring with nearby shops, the first lightning avoidance video appeared.

A couple of bloggers posted a friendly reminder that the shop is a special shop that is only open from 3 pm to 5 pm every day. When it opens depends entirely on when the owner finishes making the food, and how long it stays open depends entirely on when the food is sold out.

So please don't come at other times, otherwise you won't be able to clock in.

The video of Kazuya Sawashiro going out garnered 200,000 views, while the video reminding them only received 20,000 views. This thrilled the young couple who filmed the video.

After all, just yesterday, the videos they posted only got 300 views all day.

They'll know what to film from now on without needing anyone to remind them.

The pudding vendor was completely unaware of all the online buzz surrounding the event.

She still bought things to make puddings and cakes as usual. After she finished making them, she pushed her cart to the shop and put them in the window to sell. After she sold them all, she went to pick up her child from the nearby kindergarten.

She's been doing this for years; she really knows how to do it with her eyes closed.

But today, it seems she has entered another world.

Outside the shop, where there are usually few people queuing, a long line had formed, stretching as far as the eye could see, just like when there are concerts at the nearby Yokohama Arena, where many people queue to enter.

But this isn't Yokohama Stadium; it's just an ordinary street with an ordinary shop on it.

The aunt was startled by the scene, but an even bigger shock was yet to come.

The passersby who were originally listless and queuing up immediately became lively as if they had been given a shot of adrenaline after seeing her push her cart over to prepare to set up her stall. They waved to her and some even shouted something like "Aunt Pudding".

Are you talking about her?

There seemed to be no one else on the street.

Just as she was feeling uneasy, Kazuya Sawashiro, fully armed, suddenly appeared and landed beside her: "It's okay, everyone is here to buy pudding. Let's start as usual. There will be many more people lining up later."

He's here to provide after-sales service.

This situation is normal; young people pursue trending things, which is the same in any city.

Amano Aki was all the rage. Her song "Ultramarine" and her unwavering stance against authority have made her an object of admiration for many young people. They admire people who bravely say no to adults.

Say no to censorship! Say no to arbitrary arrangements! Say no to adults!

In order to get closer to her, young people would imitate Aki Amano's behavior and make pilgrimages to the places she had visited, as a way of expressing their support for her.

Therefore, this store has become a candidate for a holy site.

What Kazuya Sawashiro is doing now is to remove the word "substitute" from his resume through a series of services, so that the hype can be transferred here through Aki Amano, and then the hype here can be returned to Aki Amano.

Because whether it's major private TV stations or local county and city TV stations, they all report on these popular places and people.

By then, won't the hype have come full circle and returned to Aki Amano?

So Kazuya Sawashiro is back.

From agent to photographer, and then to temporary shop assistant, Kazuya Sawashiro flexibly switches between identities, all in an effort to elevate Aki Amano to godlike status, so that he too would become a great figure in the eyes of ordinary people.

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Fueled by the hype, the stock that was originally going to be sold in small quantities for two hours was snapped up by the queuing crowd in just over ten minutes.

This is even under strict enforcement of purchase restrictions.

I can't imagine what would happen if there were no purchase limit. Would someone buy everything the aunt brought in one go? After all, the price is so cheap that it makes you wonder if she's doing charity.

Inexpensive items, coupled with popularity, will inevitably be sought after, as long as they don't taste absolutely terrible.

That evening, while the aunt was thinking about how much to prepare for the next day, Kazuya Sawashiro posted a second related video.

The first story is a well-made tale of encountering delicious food, while this one is the behind-the-scenes production work that is completely unmasked. It allows you to witness the birth of this story from different angles and get to know the team members from different perspectives.

For example, Aki Amano, a novice athlete, took half an hour to run more than a kilometer in the later part of the video when he ran after leaving Yokohama Station.

For example, the ruthless and sharp-tongued Misaki Tachibana, the scene where she criticizes Kazuya Sawashiro's script, was also shown to the audience in the behind-the-scenes footage.

There's also Kazuya Sawashiro, who cares about his fans. Only those who truly understand him know that his statement about hoping everyone goes to sleep hungry makes you want to jump into the camera and punch him, asking him why he would do such an evil thing.

There were also two photographers and zookeepers who did not want to appear on camera, so their identities were hidden with heavy mosaics.

One person was responsible for filming the train, and the other was responsible for taking care of the aunt's child. With their great help, the video shoot was completed.

Looking back after watching it, Amano Aki was actually the most normal one.

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Meanwhile, in Watanabe Souta's office, he had just finished watching the behind-the-scenes video.

To be honest, it's hard not to see this video.

A simple refresh on YouTube can lead to being shown videos related to Aki Amano, which is currently Watanabe Souta's primary way of learning about Aki Amano.

Because he was warned by the Public Safety Commission, it is not convenient for him to arrange for detectives to follow him in the near future.

"Don't you think these two people are quite memorable?" Watanabe Souta subconsciously looked up to talk to his secretary, but he laughed after he said it, because the secretary in front of him was not the same capable secretary he had been before.

He waved his hand, signaling his secretary to leave, but the secretary did not move.

"What's wrong?" Watanabe Souta asked curiously, closing his notebook. "Is there anything else? You should have a lot of work to do."

"sorry…"

The new secretary was very polite, but what he said next made Watanabe Sōta take it seriously.