Indeed.
When I went the guy at the counter wasn't even speaking any English XD Maybe some broken English, like 'one dolla!' or something. I think the same thing happened when BanFan went. There's also like a dozen or so people standing and reading the material in the store [cheapos lol j/k] who're ALL JAPANESE. I bet people stared at BanFan when he went in LOL.
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Originally Posted by Celaphorce
I don't think that's very smart, if they really want Japanese music to be more widely known I would at least put more stores in unknown cities too so that those people reccomend it and it spreads faster through more unknown cites, usually the more popular cites, just spread everything else on to more popular cities.
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They don't really want it to be widely known HENCE THE REASON OF STICKING IT IN AREAS OF HIGH JAPANESE POPULATION. Ew, caps. I mean, can you imagine some random westerner owning a ton of J-pop CDs to sell to some store? I'd bet that if a BOOK OFF were placed in some weird populated area in Texas, the most business that they would get would be from manga or something.. :/ J-pop still hasn't hit in 'oo everyone has it' sort of thing. XD It's still being 'discovered' in the U.S. in the form of Tofu Records and stuff.