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Artists of JYP entertainment successfully closed out their “JYP Nation in Japan 2012” concert to the cheers of 36,000 fans at Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Tokyo on Aug. 18-19, JYP Entertainment said.
Top artists of JYP Entertainment including Miss A, J.Y. Park, Wonder Girls, 2PM, 2AM, JJ Project, JOO and San E dazzled the audience with their performances.
A variety of collaboration performances also captivated the fans. Jo Kwon of 2AM and JOO sang 2PM Jun Su’s song “Hanarete Itemo,” while Taec Yeon of 2PM and Yenny of Wonder Girls performed “After You Left Me.”
J.Y. Park, 2AM’s Changmin, 2PM’s Jun Ho and Taec Yeon danced “Be My Baby,” a Wonder Girls hit.
The audience sang along to the lyrics in Korean for the whole three hours, standing and cheering.
“The tickets were sold out in just 10 seconds after the sales started,” stated JYP Entertainment.
By Jennifer Ryu, Intern reporter
(ryu_jenn@hotmail.com)
Top artists of JYP Entertainment including Miss A, J.Y. Park, Wonder Girls, 2PM, 2AM, JJ Project, JOO and San E dazzled the audience with their performances.
A variety of collaboration performances also captivated the fans. Jo Kwon of 2AM and JOO sang 2PM Jun Su’s song “Hanarete Itemo,” while Taec Yeon of 2PM and Yenny of Wonder Girls performed “After You Left Me.”
J.Y. Park, 2AM’s Changmin, 2PM’s Jun Ho and Taec Yeon danced “Be My Baby,” a Wonder Girls hit.
The audience sang along to the lyrics in Korean for the whole three hours, standing and cheering.
“The tickets were sold out in just 10 seconds after the sales started,” stated JYP Entertainment.
By Jennifer Ryu, Intern reporter
(ryu_jenn@hotmail.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
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