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Originally Posted by orbitalaspect
I had never really liked what either of them did until those releases. So I'm real glad Seiko didn't retire in the 90s. And I'm even happier that Matsutoya did not retire in the 70s. Both of them can still captivate decades later, just depends on having the right people around at the right time to put it all together.
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Haru yo, koi, most likely Matsutoya Yumi's biggest hit, was released during the 90's when she was way into her 40's. Sales aren't everything, there's nothing really making it impossible for Ayu to get another big hit in the future and her sales and tickets sales are pretty solid for someone 20 years into their career.