On November 7, according to Japanese media reports, Japanese pop diva Ayumi Hamasaki today suffered anaphylactic shock due to work fatigue, which attracted the attention of the majority of fans. Ayumi Hamasaki's fans and netizens have prepared a series of blessing prayer activities online and offline, hoping that Hamasaki will recover as soon as possible and return to the stage.
Japanese singer Ayumi Ayumi Hamasaki was promoted to a second-child hot mom in May this year, quickly slimmed down and returned to the music scene to make money for her children, although there is still a pandemic in Japan, but she is still actively singing in various parts of Japan. Today, she suddenly announced that due to anaphylactic shock, she temporarily canceled today's concert in Nagoya. She said earlier through the official social account that she originally lost consciousness after passing out, the condition is very bad, but after the doctor's first aid has gradually improved, the current condition is stable, please rest assured.
Ayumi Hamasaki also said on his official social account that after yesterday's singing, he was unwell and rushed to the hospital for examination, and the doctor diagnosed it as "anaphylactic shock". Subsequently, the doctor told Ayumi Hamasaki that she needed to rest for a while, so she had to cancel today's performance. Ayumi Hamasaki, known in the industry as the "Desperate Three Ladies", was diagnosed with an ankle fracture earlier this month, but she still sang with an injury, and her professionalism can be described as a model in the industry.
Hamasaki Bu, who debuted for 23 years, has been fighting against various illnesses, and this time the concert was canceled, fans said that Hamasaki Bu's condition must be serious enough to have a good rest, otherwise she will not give up easily. Ayumi Hamasaki's Asian tour itinerary is full, averaging 2 shows per month in Japan, Chiba in October, Nagoya in November, Tokyo in December and Hyogo in January next year, and fans want her to make a healthy comeback and "bring us the best music." ”