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Coming to Japan with the release of “Bye Bye” (Apink)







Coming to Japan with the release of “Bye Bye” (Apink)
『Bye Bye』リリースで日本へ(Apink)




Apink releases 7th Japanese single “Bye Bye”… Hallyu Queen whirlwind


Girl group Apink will release their 7th single album “Bye Bye” in Japan, creating a Hallyu Queen whirlwind.


An official from their agency said, “Apink will release their 7th single album “Bye Bye” in Japan on the 29th,” and “To commemorate this, they will hold release events starting in Fukuoka on the 29th, followed by Kyoto on the 30th, and Tokyo and Kobe on April 1st and 2nd, where they will meet local fans and provide various fan services.”


The title track of Apink's 7th Japanese single "Bye Bye", "Bye Bye", is about growing up one step at a time after a breakup in the spring. It was written by S.Tiger, who composed many of Apink's hits such as "No No No", "My My", "LUV" and "Remember".


Expectations are high that Apink will be able to move towards a more mature and mature look with sad lyrics based on dance tunes.


In addition to the title track "Bye Bye", the album will also include "Pa Pi Pu Pe PON!", the opening theme for the TV anime "Lil' Fairy: Fairy's Door".


Last August, Apink released their 6th Japanese single "Summer Time!", which achieved the feat of ranking 2nd on the Oricon weekly charts, proving their high popularity in the country.


With this single album "Bye Bye", Apink will solidify their position as the number one Korean girl group.


(From Entertainment News)


Their 100% pure "purity" and "cuteness" are as dazzling as ever.


In the fiercely competitive and ever-changing world of K-pop girls, they seem to be gaining a unique style and foothold.


Many fans in Japan are eagerly waiting to see them on stage.


Apink will be holding a release event in Japan to celebrate the release of their 7th single album "Bye Bye".


I'm so happy... I've been waiting for this year too.


They always hold this kind of event when they release an album. That's what makes them so good.


It may be a little early. But I'm looking forward to seeing the video uploaded.


I watch videos from other countries, but I feel more excited when they do an event in Japanese, which I can understand. It's twice as fun.


Recently, there was an article about a camping-themed fan meeting.


Apparently it was a fan meeting for fans who won the lucky tickets included in the special album "DEAR" released last December... The Apink members sat in a circle with the fans as if they were at a campfire, sharing snacks, playing games, and improvising songs requested by fans, and had a great time... I'm not old enough to join in that kind of circle, but I was touched by how friendly the members were.


I wonder if Japanese fans did the same...?


That's in the past now, and although it must be a lot of work to travel across the archipelago, I hope they continue to be friendly with their fans like friends.



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