Brooke Newman ""Ephemeral" It means 'which is in danger of speedy disappearance.'"

Phase 2: Brooke Newman ""Ephemeral" It means 'which is in danger of speedy disappearance.'"に対する、鷲見雄馬のexpression

　　Not only Australian dancers working with some pop star but Japanese dancing in Japan are in the same situation as Brooke pointed out. The worst thing about Japanese dancers is that they think it normal and believe it would not change anyway that dancers live hand to mouth on the income they get from the ballet company and some extra jobs outside.

　　Of course, I am not saying this circumstance will be changed drastically by the individual. Even Tetsuya Kumakawa, who is a well-known virtuoso in the ballet world and now is managing his own ballet company in Tokyo, has not so much changed this old-fashioned barbarism spread in Japan for several years. This is incredible – in a way we did not try to stop it. Since this is the last minute of our rookie time, make something happen now, or it will be too late to start.

Phase 3: 鷲見雄馬のexpressionに対する、Brooke Newmanの返答

　　Yuma pointed out something that I find to be very correct, he used the word barbarism and the inclination that we are doing nothing to stop it. Ballet is an old fashioned art and we do our best to maintain its history and culture. We turn constantly to our ballet elders for the most informed response to questions about ballet's decadence yet we often forget that in order for ballet as an art to stay alive we must work with the times and move with the new generations. As Yuma exclaimed, even an elite in the Japanese dance world did not prove to be the greatest at making decisions that would benefit the ballet population. We strive for ballet and all forms of dance to be accepted and appreciated as full, honest careers but by rejecting to notion that we should be paid as equals we are putting ourselves on the backbench.