Bao Er, Utoda, Namie Amuro, Lee Hyo Ri and Ayumi Hamasaki, which is more popular?

Of course, different regions and different periods are different. Korean Yu is the most popular national queen in Lee Hyo Ri. Bao Er was popular for a while, but now he can't. Japanese records in Japan are not very popular, and English records released in the United States are even worse. Japan is the second largest music market in the world, so I think those two Koreans can be placed in the last Utada. I only know that The First Love, which was very popular in those days, was the highest-selling album in Japanese history, keeping pace with Ayumi Hamasaki in those days. The two divas are now semi-retired and their record sales are terrible, but her position in the history of japanese pop should not be underestimated. Ayumi Hamasaki has no new works in the past two years. Namie Amuro was the first Japanese female singer in nine years, and then she gradually declined. At that time, Utoda and Ayumi Hamasaki were very popular, and they slowly rejuvenated in recent years, just as the second floor said, so the most popular thing now is that Namie Amuro has written so many pure hands to adopt ~ ~