Korean pop group TVXQ or Tohoshinki, tr
oubled by legal disputes, announced on Saturday that it will discontinue its activities in Japan, signaling the eventual disbanding of the group.
According to Avex, the group's Japanese agency, the band said that it will no longer continue under the name of the
group, according to its official homepage and fan club, Bigeast.The five members have not appeared together in Korea since three 
members ― Xiah, Micky and Hero ― took legal action against SM Entertainment over their contract in July last year. However, despite the legal dispute, the group had continued performing together in Japan until last December and recently released two albums that have topped the Oricon Chart.
Avex said that although the group will no longer be active, it will support other individual, member activities for the five who have extraordinary talent and potential.Xiah is now starring in the musical "Mozart!" and will release a solo album on May 26, while U-Know participated in the commemoration concert for the late Michael Jackson last month after appearing in the drama "Heading on Ground" last September. Hero has been cast in the Japanese television drama, "Hard to Say I Love You" and featured in the film "Heaven's Postman" which will be released in Japan on May 29.Max is now shooting the drama ``Paradise Ranch'' on Jeju Island, while Micky is preparing for his future apart from the group.
oubled by legal disputes, announced on Saturday that it will discontinue its activities in Japan, signaling the eventual disbanding of the group.According to Avex, the group's Japanese agency, the band said that it will no longer continue under the name of the
group, according to its official homepage and fan club, Bigeast.The five members have not appeared together in Korea since three 
members ― Xiah, Micky and Hero ― took legal action against SM Entertainment over their contract in July last year. However, despite the legal dispute, the group had continued performing together in Japan until last December and recently released two albums that have topped the Oricon Chart.Avex said that although the group will no longer be active, it will support other individual, member activities for the five who have extraordinary talent and potential.Xiah is now starring in the musical "Mozart!" and will release a solo album on May 26, while U-Know participated in the commemoration concert for the late Michael Jackson last month after appearing in the drama "Heading on Ground" last September. Hero has been cast in the Japanese television drama, "Hard to Say I Love You" and featured in the film "Heaven's Postman" which will be released in Japan on May 29.Max is now shooting the drama ``Paradise Ranch'' on Jeju Island, while Micky is preparing for his future apart from the group.
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TVXQ to Stop Group Activities in Japan
by Chung Ah-young (chungay@koreatimes.co.kr)
micky is also shooting a drama in japan -tiny
ReplyDeletetalaga? alam mo kung ano title?
ReplyDeletei think its still tentative but its called "Loving you" with Aya Omasa:) -tiny
ReplyDeletewow ^^ manonood talaga ako Tiny! hehe
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