How a fan survives being outside of Japan

Its not easy being a fan of a group outside your own country. How do I do it? Uncondition love. That is what I feel for the members past & present, yes even Ogawa Makoto. I enjoy following her & the rest through there blogs and/or Twitter. I expect & want nothing from them however I do enjoy commenting from time to time.

It also helps not being a diehard fan or ture Wota. I love Mako-chan, but I respect her as well. I don't care/want to try to know every detail or her daily life like others do about there idols. For me that would be a invasion of her privacy, rude, disrespectful & unhonorable on my part. Perfectly happy just admiring from afar wishing the very best in her life. Of course I'd like to be close to her. Who would not want to be a real part of thier loved ones life, but its called keeping yourself grounded, in touch with reality & good old fashion common sense.

So here are some links I use to keep in touch though I'm always the last to know about the goings on with any of the Morning Musume members past or present mainly because of that unconditional love & respect for them e.g. I don't actively look or hunt down information, but just monitor.

J.P. Room 

M-Line Club

Hello!Online 

Never miss a Birthday

Japanese & English lyrics to Hello!Project songs of all groups

If there is a idol from Morning Musume you would like to follow via thier blog ( If applicable ) just ask for I wasn't going to post all of the links ~ too lazy.