It's okay, I think you're a wannabe American. There's no English (or "mutt" or "American") listed in your list of ancestry, so the mere fact you live in the US (or if you don't, you certainly picked a very US city to see Utada in), speak English and probably watch American TV and eat at American restaurants, you disgust me.

Then again, the fact Utada was born (and raised, I think?) in the USA and only went to Japan for a record contract (since her American debut wasn't all that noticed) probably makes her a wannabe Japanese, too, except she's Japanese. A conundrum if any there was one. Or is she a wannabe American because she made money from Japanese people in the Japanese music industry and now she's trying to break through in the states (for her third English album?). Gosh!

Anyway, since you're offended by people interested in Japanese culture then you should certainly understand why 100% "American" folk are offended by you coming to a US-based website where American is the chosen language of communication.

Shouldn't you go and like... enjoy pure Japanese? I mean, not like someone who was born or spent much of their life here in the USA. Hm. Well... BoA is Korean, Mai Kuraki has an English album... I guess you could try Namaki Tami - except she uses some old English lullaby/children's songs in some of her music. This is tough... Koda Kumi? Oh, she released some English music, too!

Drat.

How about the culture itself? Well, it seems Asian artists love to employ bad English in their music. Scratch that. Asia employs bad English everywhere. Not even your own culture likes your own culture enough to stick to it. :(

I'm sure there's a temple somewhere that is still pure. I'd help you find it but then I'd be a wannabe Japanese for knowing about it.