ACTION 04
Let's cherish everyone's "likes."
Cherish both your own preferences and the preferences of others.
Compassion is also an action that can change the future.
物販の袋、ペットボトル、使い捨てカップ。
ライブの日は、意外とごみが増えます。
Creating a space where everyone can feel comfortable supporting their favorite idol is, in itself, a wonderful action.
Temperature changes in numbers
839グラム
・Japan's annual average temperature
Rising about 1.44°C per century. (1898–2025)
19.3％
・Japan's annual average temperature
Rising about 1.44°C per century. (1898–2025)
Source: World Meteorological Organization (WMO) "State of the Global Climate 2025" (March 2026)
Japan Meteorological Agency "Annual Average Temperature in Japan" / "Annual Number of Extremely Hot Days (13-site average)
Three things you can start doing today
It's not difficult. Just pause for a moment.
Don't put down other communities.
They put down other artists or genres in order to elevate their own favorite.
It's a scene you see all the time. But even there, there are people who are just as passionate about supporting the cause.
Instead of saying "This is better than that," just conclude with "This is better."
Why? Because love for your favorite idol can be conveyed without comparison.
Read it over before sending it.
On social media, only text is conveyed to the recipient. A joke can sometimes come across as harsh, especially if the recipient is reading it via translation.
Read it again before pressing the submit button.
Why? Because there are many misunderstandings that can be prevented.
Look around at the site.
Everyone is different in terms of height, physical condition, and circumstances on any given day. Taller people should be a little more considerate. If you see someone in need, offer your help. Don't crowd too much when queuing.
Sometimes people from overseas don't know the rules. Instead of blaming them, simply explaining them is enough.
Why? Because when you consider "maybe I just don't know," your approach changes.
Look around at the site.
Everyone is different in terms of height, physical condition, and circumstances on any given day. Taller people should be a little more considerate. If you see someone in need, offer your help. Don't crowd too much when queuing.
Sometimes people from overseas don't know the rules. Instead of blaming them, simply explaining them is enough.
Why? Because when you consider "maybe I just don't know," your approach changes.
Three things you can start doing today
Understanding why "normal" differs from country to country will help you communicate more effectively.
LEARN 04
Connecting with the world
Understanding why "normal" differs from country to country will help you communicate more effectively.
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FAQ
Q1. Is it wrong to just have strong love for my favorite idol?
Having strong love is absolutely fine. That's one of the good things about being an otaku. All we're talking about here is making sure you don't step on anyone's feet when you express that love.
Q2. I had trouble with an overseas fan.
Often, the problem stems from translation errors. Machine translation can make polite expressions sound blunt, or jokes come across as insults. Try pausing and consider, "Maybe they didn't mean any harm."
Q3. If you see someone with bad manners, should you call them out?
It depends on the situation. If there is danger, it is safer to inform the venue staff rather than trying to handle it yourself. There is no need to take unnecessary risks.
Q4. Is it bad to change your favorite idol or to have multiple favorite idols?
It's up to each individual. The way people support something and how long they continue to do so varies from person to person. It's important not to impose your own standards on others.
Connecting SDGs Goals
Goal 10 | Reduce inequalities within and among countries.
Create a place where everyone can participate.
Goal 16 | Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Choosing dialogue over attack
Goal 16 | Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Choosing dialogue over attack
