This place was pretty decent—fairly spacious, enough for several hundred people without a problem. But there obviously weren't that many people here.
Whether there were even a hundred was questionable, and there were only a few rows of crude benches at the front.
"If it were free, some elderly people might come by to watch. The crowd would probably look decent enough. But today's performance charges admission. It's very cheap... but obviously, not many people will come."
Miko Yotsuya pointed at the flyer in her hand. Tickets were 360 yen per person, an incredibly low price, and they even came with a small gift.
Even so, there would not be many attendees.
Many underground idols did not charge admission in their early days, unless they were groups with an established fanbase. Of the four groups performing now, there was probably one that counted as a somewhat popular idol group.
"..."
Mai Sakurajima watched with a trace of curiosity as well. She was not an idol and had never experienced the hardships of underground idol life.
She had started acting as a child and had appeared on screens since she was young.
Several directors had praised her talent endlessly, and her looks were simply too outstanding. She had seemed born to stand before the camera.
Before leaving the entertainment industry, Mai had never dared go out alone. She had countless fans, and at the same time, she had to face hordes of media outlets.
At the entrance, the three of them bought tickets. The staff immediately handed them each a beautifully wrapped gift bag.
Miko Yotsuya curiously opened the little gift and found several postcards and some small trinkets inside. The gift probably cost about as much as the ticket itself!
So these underground idols who had not truly made it