Fukuoka Day 2!
2009/05/31(Sun) 11:51
Under the clear blue sky, Fukuoka Day 2 has started!
The sale of goods will be starting shortly.
For those attending, please take care since the weather is so hot!
Tohoshinki has a new Japanese song set to be the talk of the town. Actor Tanaka K appears in the music video for the song 'Stand By You', according to online translations of news reports from DNBN.
The song is reported to be a continuation of the storyline from Tohoshinki's #1 song 'Why Did I Ever Fall in Love with You'.
Watch it right now:
I have to say I am very impressed with the way Junsu handled himself after injuring himself just before the start of Tohoshinki's Japanese tour.
Can you imagine how helpless he must have been feeling after not being able to dance -- something he loves to do just as much as singing?
Many people would have been too frustrated to do much of anything. But he still managed to find a place for himself within the performances, even if he had to appear on stage in a wheelchair while his fellow members pushed him around. I'm sure he felt incredibly frustrated, but he almost never let it show in his on-stage performance.
I have to say I am very impressed with the way Junsu handled himself after injuring himself just before the start of Tohoshinki's Japanese tour.
Can you imagine how helpless he must have been feeling after not being able to dance -- something he loves to do just as much as singing?
Many people would have been too frustrated to do much of anything. But he still managed to find a place for himself within the performances, even if he had to appear on stage in a wheelchair while his fellow members pushed him around. I'm sure he felt incredibly frustrated, but he almost never let it show in his on-stage performance.
The MUSIC JAPAN event was recorded last 18th of May (Monday). Blog entry is up:
http://www.nhk.or.jp/eyes-blog/400/20021.html
It will be aired on the 28th of June (Sunday).
North Korea said it conducted a second underground nuclear test "successfully" Monday, about a month after it threatened to resume nuclear and missile testing to protest the UN condemnation of its April 5 rocket launch.
On the same day, the North also test-fired three short-range surface-to-air missiles from a military base near a site where the nuclear test was presumed to have been conducted, South Korea's presidential office said.