Sorry to keep you all waiting. It took longer than I’d expected to start Part 2. ^^; For new visitors, you can read Part 1 from http://xworldpress.wordpress.com/2009/06/07/fans-report-pre-concert-x-live-in-taiwan-part-1-the-journey-of-x-freaks/
30 May 2009 (Concert Day)
Today, I woke up quite early because I got a plan to buy X world tour goods at Pan-chiao stadium this morning. Before I go further, I must admit that I’ve had such a very bad experience about buying X tour goods in Tokyo Dome last May. I and my friends queued up in front of the merchandise booths since 5am in the morning with our strong determination to buy Yoshikitty items especially the dolls. It was 5am and we should got very high chance to get it,right? However, we missed it. It was 5am and we still missed it!!! Yoshikitty doll was sold out within 5 minutes! What a nightmare? (sob sob)
Anyway, this time in Taipei must be different. There was no Yoshikitty items (except t-shirts) available here. Competition should be low. Besides, I assumed that Taiwanese fans probably were not as crazy as the Japanese ones.
I was wrong..I was so wrong againnnnnn
Where are these people come from? It was only 9am!!!!!

Anyway, I was fortunate enough that there were plenty of goods available this time. So I got all items I wanted.Let’s see what I have now~

My long waiting item, Yoshikitty T-shirt.
Finally I got it!

Definitely, best of the best item is still Yoshiki jewelry!

FYI, Yoshiki jewelry is now available at a Taipei’s jewelry shop called I-Primo. You can visit www.iprimo.tw for more information.
We finished shopping around 11.30 am. and then went back to our hotel for freshing up and get ourselves ready for the real show.
15.30pm.
All X freaks from Thailand were fully recharged and ready for the concert!

Cosplayers from Thailand

Together with our banner ‘Bring X to Thailand’ (Soon I will write a new entry about the project ‘Bring X to Thailand’. Please wait for it.)

Best costume goes to Mr.-unknown- from Japan who had Heath’s outfit on.

Isn’t he cute ^0^

Yoshiki’s cosplayer, another unknown name from Japan. Sexy~

A big group of cosplayers from Japan

Again, I didn’t see many Taiwanese cosplayers. Instead, many female fans wore bride gown as if they knew Yoshiki would dressed it in the concert. It might be cool if there were some guys wearing groom’s suit to match with those girls. ^^
Since it is a rainy season in Taiwan, all fans with concert tickets would be given a free X logo-screen raincoat. It seemed like a promise from X Japan that the concert would be continued even the rain can’t stop it.

Fortunately, it didn’t rain. So we all could keep it as a free gift souvenir from Taiwan.
Oh..let me tell you a funny story regarding X japan open-air concert and X Freaks’ concern on ‘weather’.
X Live in Taipei would be performed outdoor was a big surprise. Not only it was the first outdoor concert abroad but also X japan’s rarely had open-air concert for many years even in Japan. Thus, fans have been waiting for this concert with mixed feeling. Of course, we love to be part of an open-air concert. That should be so cool. However, what happen if it rained? The raincoat can help. But if there was storm, will the concert be canceled? These kinds of question pop up. We were afraid that after all ‘bad weather’ might ruin the whole plan.
Some even think seriously about accepting a new member, Sugizo, who was previously from a band with a strong reputation of bringing rain and storm [and snow] to their concerts. [Luna Sea has got quite a number of experiences related with 'bad weather' during their concert tours] Thus,X Japan with Sugizo might got the same luck as Lusa Sea.(oh..noooooo!)
However, they might have been forgotten that X japan’s leader also has a reputation of being Mr.Sunshine who always bring the sun and warmth to wherever he goes. Taiwan was no exception. During the concert, I didn’t see any drop of rain. The sky was so clear and the weather was just perfect. Whether Yoshiki is truly Mr.Sunshine or not, Luna Sea’s slaves can be certain that Sugizo was not the one who should be blamed for bringing rain and storm (and of course, snow) to their Luna Sea’s concerts!
This is it. I think I cover most of what had happened before the concert started. If you’re new to this blog, I recommend you to continue to read my report on X Japan Live in Taiwan at http://xworldpress.wordpress.com/2009/06/02/fans-report-x-japan-live-in-taiwan/
Cheers!