I think that once Japanese stars decide to retire, they basically say goodbye to the entertainment industry completely, and it is even difficult for the whole network to take a picture of them becoming amateurs. For example, the early Momoe Yamaguchi,

I think that once Japanese stars decide to retire, they basically say goodbye to the entertainment industry completely, and it is even difficult for the whole network to take a picture of them becoming amateurs. For example, the early Momoe Yamaguchi, as well as the diva Amuro Namie, the high-quality idol Mayu Watanabe, and the actress Maki Horikita...

It is said that Japan attaches great importance to portrait rights, after retiring it is a vegan, ordinary people will not post photos on the Internet when they meet by chance, at most text descriptions, paparazzi will not put amateur photos, Japanese journalists will even code all the surrounding scenes when they break up celebrity romances...