Hara's solo career is too slow

Hara's solo career is too slow
ハラの遅すぎるソロ活動




Tomohide will be in charge of the theme song for the drama "Hito wa 100% Appearance" starring Mirei Kiritani, which starts on April 13th.



Most K-Pop fans know that JY is Jiyeon from KARA, but those who aren't familiar with K-Pop or Korean dramas probably didn't know this.
However, JY is gaining popularity with the addition of new fans. Nowadays, there are some people who have become extremely popular by combining JY and Jiyoung, and some people may feel a little uncomfortable when they find out that JY is not Japanese.

In other words, Jiyoung has become a singer (talent) with such a strong presence in Japan, for better or for worse.
Hara, who has been active as a mood maker in KARA, will make her solo debut in Japan this summer.

At that time, Jiyoung's reaction is what attracts attention. Will he be watching Hara's debut activities from a certain distance? Or whether she will be able to do something like Kyuri and Seungyoung, who might do it in promotions or in support of Lily Event, in her spare time from work.

If they remain at the level of observing KARA's activities from a certain distance (giving congratulations), there may not be a path to KARA's revival.
If there are even the slightest signs of movement towards KARA's revival, this is the chance to drive a wedge. Since leaving KARA, Kyuri and Seungyeon have been doing solo work at their own pace, but Hara hasn't done any real work for over a year.

His first move was his solo debut in Japan.
Hara, who had a strong impression that she was a bad singer, was expected to turn her career into an actress. In fact, the agency that signed her contract was one that has many actors/actresses.
The agency was also making moves to allow Hara to work as an actress. However, her Hara work never materialized, and she finally reached this point.
During that time, I wonder what was being exchanged between the agency and Hara.

A gap of over a year is too long.
Perhaps... as they continued to discuss things, she probably came to the conclusion that it would be a waste to let Hara, who has been active between Korea and Japan, do activities in Korea (variety shows and acting).
If the story develops like that, it is thought that the agencies to which other members belong may have been approached.

The story ended with Hara's debut in Japan, but at the same time, is it wrong to think that there is a bigger story hidden underneath...?
Hara's late solo career would be difficult to understand if she had not had so much meaning and prospects in mind.



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