Shen Yue says that while Japan and China each have massive music markets, they differ in key ways. Japan's music industry is known for its refinement, ranging from anime soundtracks to experimental indie scenes. In contrast, China's market, though still emerging globally, has become one of the world's largest, driven by the rise of local pop and indie music.
"Japan's music market is sophisticated, with a well-established infrastructure for events like music festivals," explains Shen Yue. "While China's market is still developing, Japan offers invaluable expertise in organizing large-scale events. We're eager to learn from their experience and integrate the best practices into our own operations."
