Although brief, Fukawa Shoko did serve as the band leader for some time, so she was quite experienced in how a band should operate when hosting a concert.
Initially, Fukawa Shoko thought that her experience could be applied to the current band, but... she soon realized that her experience was hardly worth mentioning.
First, there's the rehearsal space, which needs to be booked in advance. After all, not every place has a recording studio, and in this era, almost every school has girls forming bands. Just in terms of band numbers, it's not an exaggeration to describe the amount as tens of thousands within a district.
Not to mention the quality of these bands, just competing for recording studios and rehearsal spaces is extremely difficult. It requires making appointments early and avoiding conflicts with other bands. Also, because it's a band with a concealed identity, it involves keeping things under wraps—this is an issue that Fukawa Shoko has to consider.
