For example, to Bomi and Choron (Apink)

For example, to Bomi and Choron (Apink)
たとえばボミやチョロンに（Apink）

Apink releases new single "Brand New Days", the theme song for a Japanese anime! If the members were flower fairies, who would they be?


The title song of the single, "Brand New Days", is their fifth work and their first original Japanese work. It is a dance pop number with a positive message, and has been chosen as the theme song for the anime "Lil' Lil' Fairy ~Fairy Door~" which will start on Saturday, February 6th on TV Tokyo. The members commented on this work, "The lyrics are perfect for the season when new life begins, and it is also a message song from Apink that will surely inspire everyone who listens to it with courage and energy!". They also said about the highlights of the song, "Chorong's singing voice sounds mysteriously like it makes you want to try your best without overdoing it."


The single will be released in four formats: limited edition A to C and regular edition, and as a bonus, limited edition A will come with a pen pouch and DVD, and limited edition B will come with a DVD. The first limited edition C will have a picture label with one of six types of photos printed on it. The contents of the bonus DVD will be announced at a later date.


They will hold their second fan meeting in Japan, "Apink Japan 2nd Fanmeeting ~PINK DAY WITH U~," on February 17th at Festival Hall in Osaka and on the 20th at Tokyo International Forum Hall A in Tokyo. Also, the DVD/Blu-ray of the Tokyo performance of the group's first live tour in Japan, "Apink 1st LIVE TOUR 2015 ~PINK SEASON~," will be released on February 10th. A part of the footage from this live will be shown on the large screen in front of Seibu Shinjuku Station in Tokyo from tomorrow, February 4th to the 15th.


(From Entertainment News)


I'm glad that Apink's activities in Japan will be lively again this year.


I enjoy watching their videos almost every day, and even though they are all different types of girls, they are all so cute that I never get bored of watching them. Thanks to them, they have taken up a lot of my precious time in my later years. But I don't think of it as a waste.


With other groups, a hierarchy of favorite girls is formed at some point, but for some reason, that doesn't happen with Apink. I feel like I'm watching swallow chicks peeking out from the nest together.


★By the way, many years ago, I returned a chick that had fallen out of its nest to its home. I felt good that I had done a good deed, but when I went to check on the nest later, it had fallen out again and died. Maybe it had been left out. The dead chick stayed in my mind, and I remember having a hard time falling asleep that night.


I hope no one leaves Apink behind.


Hmm... next time they'll sing the theme song for an anime? I wonder if when I go to the Tsutaya store to make a reservation, the clerk will say, "We only have one copy planned for our store, so we don't know when we'll be able to deliver it to you."


I still see comments online about how there are no Apink fans around me. It seems a little strange, but that probably wouldn't happen if it was the theme song for an anime broadcast on TV Tokyo. Still, there may be a lot of people who come to buy it without realizing that Apink is singing it. If that happens, it'll surely be number one on the Oricon charts...


Now that I'm worrying about Apink's upcoming activities and struggling to decide whether to go see them, I think she must be feeling very fulfilled both physically and mentally. Two years ago, when I was suffering from poor health, I felt like none of the news that jumped into my eyes and ears had anything to do with me.


How about now? I'm starting to feel love for Bomi and Chorong when they sing on stage.

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