Japanese techno-pop girl band, Perfume, has drawn an overwhelming crowd of fans outside their concert venue, more than expected. A display of extreme fandom, passion, and dedication, these fans gathered even outside the location to support their favorite band, causing a significant stir in the locale. The date and exact location of the event have yet to be verified.

In Japan, extreme fandom, known as "Otaku culture," is common and widely accepted. Fans typically show their love and support for artists by gathering at concerts, purchasing merchandise, and expressing their admiration on social media. Perfume, as one of the leading girl bands in Japan, has a significant fan base that contributes to this dynamic pop culture.

This type of gathering is not uncommon in the larger music scene globally. It can be compared to scenes in the US and EU, where fans camp outside venues before concerts of popular artists. The societal view might differ though, with some western societies seeing such extreme fandom as obsessive or intrusive, quite unlike in Japan, where it's considered part of the pop culture.