He says that in Japan, audiences tend to first stand at some distance from street performers, then, after watching a while, gradually move closer. It's different in Taiwan. "People are standing as close as they can get after the first song, and are very direct in expressing whether they like it and their enthusiasm," says Rei.
他也比較在日本街頭演出的經驗：日本人看表演通常會先站得很遠，觀望一陣子再慢慢靠近；台灣人卻是「聽第一首歌時已經站在最近的地方，好惡與熱情都表達得很直接」，而這也是他維持 8 年街頭演唱的動力。