Current idol stage in Japan (Apink)
日本でも現有アイドルのステージ（Apink)
Apink's long-awaited Japan tour has ended successfully... "I'm really happy to be able to show you so many stages."
Bomi's greeting.
``For a while we could only meet at fan meetings, but this time we will hold a live show.It was a shame that we couldn't show you many stages, but I'm really happy.To all the members, it was a great stage. , are you ready?”
Apink, who successfully underwent a drastic makeover in last summer's release of ``No One'', returned to Japan for a concert for the first time in a while. Bomi and her friends must have been happy that so many fans (pandas) came to the venue.
Apink is located in the valley between the K-POP boom period (2010-2013) when KARA and Girls' Generation were active, and the re-boom period (2016-present) led by BTS and TWICE. They were the "winter flower" girls who came to Japan during the slump period (2014-2015) and continued to work hard to promote the appeal of K-Pop.
Along with Apink, other girls who are popular in South Korea, such as AOA and Girl's Day, also came to Japan and performed new songs and other events. However, I didn't get the impression that any of the girls had enough fans to gather around them, even when they mobilized Japanese talent.
Apink held glamorous promotional events, traveling from Osaka in the west to Tokyo in the east, visiting schools, and traveling to Sapporo, Hokkaido. I got the impression that they were the only ones desperately trying to live up to the expectations of fans who were hoping for K-Pop's rise to the top.
I feel like it was probably a publicity stunt representing K-Pop as a whole, disregarding sales and profits. It would not be an exaggeration to say that Apink's struggle was the reason why the light of K-POP girls remained in Japan during this period.
At that time, Apink filled the hall class venue with fans. Considering the current popularity of K-POP, which has made a comeback, I think the girls were able to hold concerts at arena-class venues.
However, Apink suddenly began to lose its presence as the next generation of girls appeared and gained popularity one after another. That was strange.
When I was exposed to the energetic and lively music of TWICE, BLACKPINK, and other girls who appeared from auditions, Apink's music suddenly started to feel faded.
Will Apink be able to replace them and become a veteran girl who will leave her name behind with songs like "FIVE," "NoNoNo," "LUV," and "MyMy." If that were the case, I seriously thought that the members' contracts would not be renewed.
However, Dokkoi Apink's music was still alive. No, it was revived beautifully.
Apink performed their new song "%%" in Japan and received an enthusiastic response.
At this Japan performance, Apink seems to have excited pandas old and new on the stage of current idols.
As a fan, this is a story that really makes me happy.
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日本でも現有アイドルのステージ（Apink)
Apink's long-awaited Japan tour has ended successfully... "I'm really happy to be able to show you so many stages."
Bomi's greeting.
``For a while we could only meet at fan meetings, but this time we will hold a live show.It was a shame that we couldn't show you many stages, but I'm really happy.To all the members, it was a great stage. , are you ready?”
Apink, who successfully underwent a drastic makeover in last summer's release of ``No One'', returned to Japan for a concert for the first time in a while. Bomi and her friends must have been happy that so many fans (pandas) came to the venue.
Apink is located in the valley between the K-POP boom period (2010-2013) when KARA and Girls' Generation were active, and the re-boom period (2016-present) led by BTS and TWICE. They were the "winter flower" girls who came to Japan during the slump period (2014-2015) and continued to work hard to promote the appeal of K-Pop.
Along with Apink, other girls who are popular in South Korea, such as AOA and Girl's Day, also came to Japan and performed new songs and other events. However, I didn't get the impression that any of the girls had enough fans to gather around them, even when they mobilized Japanese talent.
Apink held glamorous promotional events, traveling from Osaka in the west to Tokyo in the east, visiting schools, and traveling to Sapporo, Hokkaido. I got the impression that they were the only ones desperately trying to live up to the expectations of fans who were hoping for K-Pop's rise to the top.
I feel like it was probably a publicity stunt representing K-Pop as a whole, disregarding sales and profits. It would not be an exaggeration to say that Apink's struggle was the reason why the light of K-POP girls remained in Japan during this period.
At that time, Apink filled the hall class venue with fans. Considering the current popularity of K-POP, which has made a comeback, I think the girls were able to hold concerts at arena-class venues.
However, Apink suddenly began to lose its presence as the next generation of girls appeared and gained popularity one after another. That was strange.
When I was exposed to the energetic and lively music of TWICE, BLACKPINK, and other girls who appeared from auditions, Apink's music suddenly started to feel faded.
Will Apink be able to replace them and become a veteran girl who will leave her name behind with songs like "FIVE," "NoNoNo," "LUV," and "MyMy." If that were the case, I seriously thought that the members' contracts would not be renewed.
However, Dokkoi Apink's music was still alive. No, it was revived beautifully.
Apink performed their new song "%%" in Japan and received an enthusiastic response.
At this Japan performance, Apink seems to have excited pandas old and new on the stage of current idols.
As a fan, this is a story that really makes me happy.
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