[News] U-KISS’ first Japan tour’s final leaves deep impressions
2012.03.26
U-KISS who are responding to the cheers (from the left) Soohyun, Kevin, Dongho, Hoon, Eli, Kiseop, AJ
The 7 member boy groups from South Korea that debuted last year in December, U-KISS, has performed their Zepp tour’s final Tokyo show, at Zepp Tokyo on the 25th.
From the first song they performed, their second Japanese single, “Forbidden Love”, they received wild enthusiasm from 2700 people. About their 6 city Japanese tour that was a great success, one member, Hoon said, “It was a dream to do lives (in Japan)” and felt a deep impression, the fans were giving their cheers while waving a shocking pink penlight, which is the 7 member’s image colour.
After enthusiastically singing “SHUT UP!” from their first Japanese album, the most popular, Kevin, said, “I’m glad we can get fired up together with the Japanese version” and showed a smile. While Kevin, who has the “daughter” position within the members, was in the middle of an MC, the “father”, leader Soohyun, lovingly said, “He’s my pet!”.
That day, they performed 17 songs in total. Soohyun replied to the cheers, “Japan have become my power. I’m very happy. Today has become the best day ever”. Hereafter, they will begin their tour once again in Hiroshima on July 7th.
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