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The Japanese Embassy has a reassuring message for those concerned that Taylor Swift may not return from her international tour in time to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce in the Super Bowl: “Be courageous.”
Not to mention the heavy traffic she will probably encounter near the stadium.
The Singapore shows were completely sold out in a matter of hours, leaving many of Taylor Swift’s devoted fans, known as “Swifties,” feeling disappointed and without tickets.
In the upcoming NFL championship game, the Kansas City Chiefs, led by tight end Kelce, will face off against the San Francisco 49ers.
If you are feeling anxious about all of this, perhaps you should try to relax.
However, as demonstrated by the statement from the Japanese Embassy, the obsession with Taylor is not limited to the NFL or just the United States. In Asia, her announcement of six concerts in Singapore and four in Tokyo caused a frenzy for tickets.
To add to the challenge, Swift’s last performance is scheduled for 6 p.m. and is anticipated to last approximately three hours, similar to her previous shows on the Eras Tour.
Swift has been a regular at Kansas City Chiefs games since she  turned up at Kelce’s family suite in September last year to watch them against the Chicago Bears, sparking speculation that the two were dating.

The embassy in Washington released a statement on Friday in an attempt to alleviate the worries of fans who were afraid their favorite player might not make it to the upcoming game due to time constraints.
The competition for tickets has been so intense that fans have nicknamed it the “Great War”.
In relation to Swift’s second album, it was stated that “We are aware that there is a lot of anticipation in Japan for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and we want to assure everyone that this skilled artist will impress Japanese crowds and still make it to Las Vegas to support the Chiefs.”
However, certain viewers may have equal interest in the events occurring off the field as those on it.
Taylor Swift is expected to perform at the Tokyo Dome in Japan’s capital between February 7 and 10. This leaves her with limited time, considering the lengthy flight and significant time zone difference, to return for the Super Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 11.
In recent times, the level of focus given to the pop star among the spectators has caused disagreement among certain football enthusiasts – despite its role in attracting a completely new fan base for the sport.
Following her performances in Tokyo, and potentially a show in Vegas for her fans, Swift is anticipated to travel abroad for seven concerts in Australia.

The Japanese embassy stated that despite the long flight and time difference, they can confidently say that if the singer leaves Tokyo in the evening after her concert, she will arrive in Las Vegas in time for the Super Bowl. This statement may be in reference to her third studio album, “Speak Now.”
In subsequent interviews, the couple confirmed that they had been dating before the game took place.