(only relevant portions translated)
Tohoshinki’s “Kouhaku Revival” – Strong Presence Steals The Show
Coming back to the Kouhaku stage after two years, the Korean powerhouse performed their first comeback song into Japan, “Why? (Keep Your Head Down)” Dressed in black and white outfits respectively, Yunho and Changmin’s powerful stage not only brought endless screams from the audiences, but even the backstage staff, media as well as singers such as AKB48 and Perfume were transfixed, focusing on the big screen, and nothing more needs to be said about Tohoshinki’s ability to grab attention. After the performance, the two men who were leaving among bodyguards were surrounded by reporters, a sight to be seen. The thoughtful Yunho repeatedly thanked the people, while Changmin was his usual, shy self, just smiling and not speaking as they were even cornered by the media for a moment.
Aside from Tohoshinki, Shoujo Jidai and KARA also performed “Genie” and a song medley respectively, and these three groups can be said to have marked the end of a successful year for the hallyu wave in Japan.
Tohoshinki’s “Kouhaku Revival” – Strong Presence Steals The Show
Coming back to the Kouhaku stage after two years, the Korean powerhouse performed their first comeback song into Japan, “Why? (Keep Your Head Down)” Dressed in black and white outfits respectively, Yunho and Changmin’s powerful stage not only brought endless screams from the audiences, but even the backstage staff, media as well as singers such as AKB48 and Perfume were transfixed, focusing on the big screen, and nothing more needs to be said about Tohoshinki’s ability to grab attention. After the performance, the two men who were leaving among bodyguards were surrounded by reporters, a sight to be seen. The thoughtful Yunho repeatedly thanked the people, while Changmin was his usual, shy self, just smiling and not speaking as they were even cornered by the media for a moment.
Aside from Tohoshinki, Shoujo Jidai and KARA also performed “Genie” and a song medley respectively, and these three groups can be said to have marked the end of a successful year for the hallyu wave in Japan.
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