A Pink to debut in Japan under Japanese company, J-ROCK

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A Pink to debut in Japan under Japanese company, J-ROCK

Sankei Sports recently reported that the girls will be debuting in Japan soon. The group signed a contract with J-ROCK which is the company that also manages T-ara and B.A.P in Japan.

An insider reported that A Pink will be holding their first solo showcase in Japan’s Stella Ball on August 4th. This showcase will allow the group to build up more fans in Japan which will then lead to their official debut later in fall. It is reported that A Pink is planning to adapt their Korean songs to Japanese versions to gain the interest of fans.

Sankei Sports reported, “Sexy girl groups conquer Korean music, but A Pink has widened the area of innocence. Their clear voices and innocent aura will give them many fans in Japan as well. They’re planning to translate their Korean songs into Japanese to appeal their best points.”

source: Korea Star Daily via koreaboo

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toshi830 16th-Jun-2014 03:32 am (UTC)

I almost read this too fast and thought A-Pink was gonna do j-rock and was like awwww yeah a-pink on the dir en grey level leggo

kinda disappointed now

xdark_symmetryx 16th-Jun-2014 05:33 am (UTC)

Meh. Japan already has a surplus of groups with the "innocence aura" niche (They're really milking that as a selling point tbh). I doubt they'll stand out that much.
I don't think that it's such a great move considering they're just getting a decent footing in Korea too.

Praying that their pronunciation isn't shite tho.

queenhinata 16th-Jun-2014 05:51 am (UTC)

mte

girlsday 16th-Jun-2014 05:50 am (UTC)

they're 4 years too late

sakuradeslayur 16th-Jun-2014 05:52 am (UTC)

They didn't exist 4 years ago lol.

mspopstar 16th-Jun-2014 08:19 pm (UTC)

ashiva 16th-Jun-2014 08:50 am (UTC)

Should just stick to Korea and grow that way their fandom both in and outside Korea and only go to Japan later when they are a lot more popular overall.

a_cheshire_grin 16th-Jun-2014 09:18 am (UTC)

They’re planning to translate their Korean songs into Japanese to appeal their best points.

Ah, so it's one of those debuts again! ~.~

I doubt that they will make a huge impact (Japan already has enough girl groups with an "innocent concept"), but maybe they can make some quick money.

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hina 16th-Jun-2014 02:18 pm (UTC)

BAP are under King Records. The only place I can mention I can find of BAP under J-ROCK are in articles refering to A-Pink's debut. But J-ROCK is such a hard company name to search. e.e

edit: nvm, I found J-ROCKs website, and they do manage BAP: http://www.j-rock.jp/pc/manegement/index.html BAP are under King Records + J-ROCK, T-ara are under EMI Music and J-ROCK.

Edited at 2014-06-16 02:23 pm (UTC)