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Japan was the last holdout for CDs (accounting for 80% of music sales in 2015). But the pandemic broke that. Streaming revenue finally overtook physical sales in 2022. Even Johnny's (Starto) finally allowed digital releases. The shift is forcing idols to use TikTok—a platform their agencies once banned for being "too direct." The Japanese entertainment industry stands at a crossroads

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