[TRANS] I’m completely disoriented after coming back from MV shooting in LA because of jet lag. I fall asleep at 9pm and my eyes open at 6am.. /sniffle
[TRANS] I lived in the studio everyday but I was happy preparing for my 2nd album. I hope my happiness spreads to you guys too~~~
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Source: JYJ+JYJ(EN) Naver LINE
Translated by: @ohmyjunsu
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This is an announcement from KTCC entertainment, organizer of Xia 2nd Asia Tour in Bangkok
– Free posters will be handed out to everyone who made purchases of 5,500 and 4,000-baht tickets
– 15 signed copies of Kim Junsu’s 2nd new album will be given out to lucky fans (randomly drawn from all seating area)
– The organizer has been notified of certain individuals who claimed to be one of the staff members responsible for booking and reserving concert tickets. For your own safety and prevention of fraud/scammers, we recommend booking your tickets only through Thai Ticket Major website at www.thaiticketmajor.com. The organizer will not be held responsible for issues caused by not purchasing tickets by the aforementioned course.
Follow for updates at https://www.facebook.com/Xia2ndAsiaTourInBkk and Twitter: @ktcc_ent
Source: Xia2ndAsiaTourInBkk FB
Translated by: Lookkaew_SK
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JYJ3’s Note: “Asahi Shinbun” is one of the largest Japanese daily newspaper, with 7.64 million copies issued per day (via @miar815)
It was an unusual sight in a way. Kim Jejung, a member of Korean trio artist, JYJ, had his solo live concert last June 26 at Yokohama Arena, Kanagawa Prefecture. Fans’ screams even had tearful tinge in it, and there were some fans who couldn’t stop crying. This scene looked similar to when JYJ held a concert at Tokyo Dome this April after three years. When Jejung, Kim Junsu and Park Yoochun appeared on stage, fans’ shouts of delight had a tearful tone, and some fans kept crying while holding towels.
These three [JYJ] have hardly been able to do any entertainment activities in Japan these past four years. They brought a case against their former management company in Korea as they were unsatisfied with the content of their contract with the company. In 2009, when they were at the peak of their popularity as members of “Tohoshinki”, Avex also ceased management of their activities in Japan and made a statement announcing a halt of activity of the three. Since then, their entertainment activities decreased sharply in both countries [Korea and Japan].
Yet their fans went out of their way to watch their live concerts in Europe, America and Asia where holding their activities was possible, and fans kept looking out for their videos and information on the web. This spring, after the expiration of the contract between the three and Avex, they held their concert at Tokyo Dome which drew as many as 150,000 people in total during three days of concert.
This time, 45,000 people flooded to the solo concert [of Jejung] for three days.
A popularity phenomenon that had an explosive increase due to a sense of starvation is called hunger marketing. JYJ’s popularity at present is being boosted by a sense of fans’ starvation.
Source: Nami Hamada of Asahi Simbun
Picture: TopStar News
Translated by: 848bati
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With the return of ‘Death’ by JYJ’s Kim Junsu, the award-winning musical Elisabeth completely sold out on tickets.
Ticketing for the musical took place on July 3, and all 20,000 seats were sold in five minutes, according to C-Jes Entertainment. With the large rush of people, the servers for the ticketing site also froze for some time.
In 2012, Kim Junsu played the role of ‘Death’ (Todd) and received the best actor award at the 18th Korean Musical Awards.
Elisabeth will begin on July 26 at the Seoul Arts Center.
Meanwhile, Kim Junsu is also preparing the release of his second solo album.
Photo Credit: C-Jes Entertainment
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