PokeDaBearz I suppose so. It's interesting to know that. I thought Hindi was the only one who blatantly stole and used English words. :D Btw, is that Jemma Rix as Elphaba?
Its because Disney/Universal Japan parks tend to have lots of U.S. tourists visiting. They want to make it more inclusive for all viewers. Anyway, Glinda is usually played by someone Japanese, while the role of Elphaba is usually played by someone Australian.
Japanese people like to mix English into their songs and feel that the songs are very good when English is included. Japanese can convey less in a single phrase than English, and very often English songs sound worse when translated. Also, Universal Studios Japan attracts many international guests. Therefore, we use more English. However, a problem arose when too much English was used and Japanese could only roughly understand the story. Therefore, there are screens on both sides of the stage, on which English and Japanese subtitles are projected. This is translated on a translation site
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