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TVXQ 2004-Present

A special look at the debut, history and accomplishments by TVXQ from 2004-present.

8Tohoshinki Profile

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ohoshinki. The group that originated from Korea has been dominating the music scene

with their catchy lyrics, impressive vo-cals, awesome choreography, charisma and style. Despite being a foreign group, they have achieved several top 10 hits in Ja-pan within a short amount of time. Although their activities are mostly concentrated in Korea and Japan, To-hoshinki has unknowingly garnered fans from all across the globe. The group is known by various names in different countries. In Korea, they are known as DBSK which stands for Dong Bang Shin Ki; while in Japan, they are known as THSK, which is the acronym for To-hoshinki. When the group travels outside of Korea and Japan, they use TVXQ!, the short form for Tong Vfang Xien Qi. This name is based on the Roman-ized Chinese characters of their name. Each name roughly translates to “Ris-ing Gods of the East”. In order not to confuse people in this article, we opted to use DBSK when focusing on their careers in Ko-rea, and Tohoshinki to describe their careers in Japan. DBSK was originally formed by a popular Korean entertainment com-pany, SM Entertainment (SME). SME is known for its history of promoting the musical careers of pop artists such as BoA, S.E.S. and H.O.T, just to name a few. The group consists of five mem-bers; YUNHO (U-Know), JEJUNG (HERO), YUCHUN (Micky), JUNSU (Xiah) and CHANGMIN (MAX). In December 2003, DBSK made their first appearance in Korea, per-forming with fellow SM Entertain-ment and rhythm zone artist, BoA. From that point on, people started to pay attention to them and it was the beginning of something big coming their way. Something they never ex-pected. On January 14, 2004, DBSK re-leased their first Korean CD single ti-

tled “Hug” and on March 6th, it reached #1 on the Korean music charts. The group published their first book, “The 1st Storybook [Hug]” in March 2004. In June 2004, their second CD single titled “The Way U Are” became another #1 hit and the group released “The 2nd Storybook [The Way U Are]” in August. In October 2004, DBSK launched their first album, titled “TRI-ANGLE”. The album reached #1 on the Korean al-bum charts and their fan club, Cassio-peia (which is named after the constella-tion that consists of five main stars) was formed. In November 2004, the group released “The 3rd Storybook [TVXQ! Special Photo Essay in L.A]”. The song “HUG” did well on the Asia Charts and reached #1 on Hit FM for two consecutive weeks

(Nov. 21 and 28). The international ver-sion of “HUG” was released on Nov. 25, 2004. With SM Entertainment’s wide vision, the company did not just focus on the Ko-rean market. The label had earlier joined forces with Japanese label, Avex Enter-tainment, Inc. to seal a basic foundation in the Japanese market. Avex Entertainment has an urban sub-label, rhythm zone, which is known for their artists such as Koda Kumi, EXILE, m-flo, among many others. The first group from the SME label to break into the Japanese market was S.E.S. which was back in 1999. But, it wasn’t until the popularity of BoA that SME would later bring more of its boy bands to Japan with groups such as Fly to the Sky (2001) and SHINHWA

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Tohoshinki (from left to right): JUNSU (Xiah), YUCHUN (Micky), JEJUNG (HERO), CHANGMIN (MAX) and YUNHO (U-Know). Image courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.

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(2001). In spring of 2005, Tohoshinki made their official debut in Japan. 2005 was a very demanding year for Tohoshinki. They debuted with their CD single “Stay with Me Tonight” in April 2005. While releasing CD singles in Japan, the group was winning awards for their work in Korea. The group continued to promote their music, both in Korea and Japan. Apart from their busy schedule of traveling back and forth between the two countries, all members had a daunting task to learn to communicate and understand the Japa-nese language. In order to sharpen their grasp in the Japanese language, the group held mini-performances and fan club-events that re-quire them to interact with the fans. Back at home, DBSK launched a pho-to-book titled, “THE FIRST PHOTO-BOOK [Travel Sketches in Los Ange-les]”. Then, they released their third Korean

PHOTO: Tohoshinki performing live at a-nation 2007 in Japan. Image courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.

CD single “Hi Ya Ya 여름날” in June 2005 and followed up with “THE 2nd PHOTOBOOK [SUMMER PARA-DISE in Bora Bora]” that same month. The following month, they released their second Japanese CD single, “Somebody to Love”. The CD single would be their first to break into the top 10 of the Oricon CD Single Charts at No. 7. In Aug. 2005, Tohoshinki took the main stage at the Avex summer music festival in Japan known as “a-nation”. They returned to Korea to promote their second Korean album “Rising Sun” in September. They made guest appearances on var-ious music shows and festivals in Korea throughout October. The group flew back to Japan to pro-mote their third CD single “My Des-tiny” which was released in Nov. 2005. Within that same period, they re-turned to Korea to promote their fourth Korean CD single release “Show Me Your Love” which was a special collabo-

ration done with another popular SM En-tertainment boy band, Super Junior. The single was released in Dec. 2005. 2006 marked some major changes for TVXQ. One such change was to focus their music in Japan as Tohoshinki by releasing more CD singles monthly. However, they did not want to alien-ate their Korean fans. Hence, DBSK made sure that their Korean fans would con-tinually receive information of the group’s activities in Japan via their blogs on the Internet. The group also expanded their musi-cal influence to different countries with an Asian tour and appeared in various com-mercials in Malaysia, Philippines, Thai-land, China and Japan. They also won a variety of music awards in Asia. DBSK started 2006 in Korea by having their first concert “Rising Sun”. Their Korean album “Rising Sun” be-came the No. 1 album on Channel V’s In-ternational Countdown Chart from Feb.

PHOTO: Tohoshinki performing live in concert in Japan. Image courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.

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18th till Mar. 4th. On Mar. 8th, Tohoshinki released their fourth Japanese CD single “Asuwa Kuru Kara” which was used for the ending theme of an anime titled “One Piece”. They launched their first Japanese al-bum titled “Heart, Mind and Soul” on the 23rd of the same month. And if you thought that they were done for that month, you thought wrong. Just two days later, they released their first book in Japan titled “Tomorrow -000777days”. In April 2006, their fifth CD single “Rising Sun / Heart, Mind and Soul” was released. From May through June, Tohoshinki went on tour in Japan for their “1st LIVE TOUR 2006 aptly titled, Heart, Mind & Soul”. Kicking things off in the summer 2006, Tohoshinki launched their sixth CD single in Japan with the sultry ballad “Begin”. In that same month, they were the win-ners of Channel V’s Music Video Awards for “Asian Most Favorite Artist” and “In-ternational Most Popular Video”.

The summer of 2006 brought new opportunities as the group made his-tory as the first Korean artist to hold a concert in Malaysia in July 2006. In August 2006, Tohoshinki launched their summer inspired seventh CD sin-gle, “Sky” which debuted at #3 on the Oricon CD Single Daily Charts. That same month, Tohoshinki per-formed at avex’s summer music festival “a-nation ‘06” and continued to go on tour in Japan throughout September. They returned to Korea and began preparations to promote their third Ko-rean album “’O’ 正 • 反 • 合 (‘O’-Jung.Ban.Hap.)”. The album would later become the highest selling Korean album in 2006. Included in one of the versions of this album is a DVD featuring DBSK, expanding their talent in acting with a 4-episode drama titled VACATION”. Their 8th CD single in Japan ti-tled “miss you” along with their second double A-side single “’O’ 正 • 反 • 合” was released in Nov. 2006 and their of-

ficial Japanese fan club “BigEast” hosted their first major fan event. DBSK ended 2006 on a positive note in Korea with the top album and DVD (All About TVXQ) sales and also various “Artist of the Year” awards. In 2007, Tohoshinki focused solely on their music for the Japan market. To-hoshinki found success in Japan with monthly releases and even debuted several times in the top 10 list of the Oricon Daily Charts. Their 12th CD single “Summer Dream/Song for you/Love in the Ice” debuted at No. 1 and many of their 2007 CD single releases also broke into the Oricon top ten charts with some placed within the top five. In Nov. 2007, Tohoshinki collaborated with J-Pop diva and fellow rhythm zone artist, Koda Kumi for the song “Last An-gel”. The song was used as an image song for the film “Resident Evil: Extinction”. That same year, Tohoshinki hosted their radio show titled “Tohoshinki BigEast Station”

PHOTO: Tohoshinki performing live in concert in Japan. Image courtesy of Avex Entertainment, Inc.

on Japan FM Network. They also won an award at the MTV Video Music Awards Japan for “Best Buzz in Asia” and ended the year with perfor-mances of their 2nd Asia Tour concert in Malaysia and Thailand. In three short years, the five members of Tohoshinki have managed to become the hottest Asian boy band in Asia with a growing fandom worldwide. What is in store for Tohoshinki in 2008? So far, Tohoshinki continued their up-ward surge of popularity with the release of the up tempo, catchy single called “Pur-ple Line”, which became Tohoshinki’s first CD single to debut at No. 1 on the Oricon Weekly Charts. The group released their third full-length album “T” in Japan and their of-ficial fan club Cassiopeia would be ac-knowledged by Guinness Book of World Records as the “Largest Fan Club mem-bership for a Music Artist” (at this time, not an official GBW record). The official fan club now consists of

800,000 official paid members. This does not include the unofficial fan clubs and their members world-wide. From February through March 2008, Tohoshinki began their “TRICK” CD single campaign which features a CD single released each week within a span of 6 weeks. The five CD singles will not only feature new tracks but a double-A track featuring a solo song from each member. Their 17th CD single kicked off their new CD single campaign on Feb. 6th with “Two Hearts / WILD SOUL (CHANGMIN from Tohoshinki)”; their 18th CD single “Runaway / My Girlfriend (YUCHUN from Toho-shinki)” which was released on Feb. 13th; followed by their 19th CD single “If...! / Rainy Night ( JUNSU from To-hoshinki)”, released on Feb. 27th; their 20th CD single “Close to you / Crazy Life (YUNHO from Tohoshinki)” which was released on March 5th and

finally, their 21st CD single “Keyword/Maze ( JEJUNG from Tohoshinki)”, re-leased on March 12th. Their 22nd CD single “‘Beautiful You/Sennen Koiuta” was released on April 30th and debuted at No. 1 on the Oricon CD Single Daily and Weekly Charts. J!-ENT has gone worldwide in search of Tohoshinki fans in nearly every con-tinent to learn more about their fandom and why these fans are so passionate about the group. For this special article on Tohoshinki, our goal is to get our readers acquainted with the hottest boy band in Asia and also take a peek at the worldwide fandom from nearly all corners of the globe. This, and so much more! What we discovered were fans of all ages, boys and girls, men and women. We discovered fans who were inspired by the group by being part of unofficial fan clubs in hopes of giving back to the community. We hope you enjoy our special feature on TVXQ and their worldwide fandom.

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TOHOSHINKI PROFILE

TOHOSHINKI PROFILE

JUNSU (Xiah)Kim JunSuBIRTHDATE: 12.15.1986BLOOD TYPE: B

시아준수

XIAH

YUCHUN (Micky)Park YooChunBIRTHDATE: 6.4.1986BLOOD TYPE: O

믹키유천

MICKY

JEJUNG (HERO)Kim JaeJoongBIRTHDATE: 1.26.1986BLOOD TYPE: O

영웅재중

HERO

CHANGMIN (MAX)Shim ChangMinBIRTHDATE: 2.18.1988BLOOD TYPE: B

최강창민

MAX

YUNHO (U-Know)Jung YunHoBIRTHDATE: 2.6.1986BLOOD TYPE: A

유노윤호

U-KNOW

U-KNOW

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he year has started off quite well for Tohoshinki. With the success of their CD

Single, “Purple Line”, and their album “T”, the group launched a campaign named “TRICK”, where one CD sin-gle from each letter of the word was released almost every week from Feb-ruary till March. Typically, weekly or monthly re-leases are reserved for artists that have been succesful in Japan. On April 23rd, Tohoshinki scored another #1 hit on the Oricon Daily Charts with their 22nd CD single “Beautiful you/Sennen Koiuta”. At the time of this interview, To-hoshinki was in the midst of their third nationwide tour in Japan and was bus-ily preparing for their performance in the U.S. for the Korean Music Festival at the Hollywood Bowl in Hollywood,

California in May. J!-ENT was able to secure an inter-view with Tohoshinki during a very tight rehearsal and concert schedule and talk to them about their life in Japan, as well as their worldwide fandom. We do want to mention that be-cause of the timing of the interview dur-ing their concert tour, we were able to get quick answers from the group with the amount of time given for the interview. So, we do appreciate Tohoshinki and Avex Entertainment Inc./rhythm zone for accomodating us.

J!-ENT: Before Tohoshinki became a group, how did you guys feel about meeting each other for the very first time?TOHOSHINKI: We all felt like we were making new friends, so we were all very happy.

J!-ENT: For this special J!-ENT project, were you aware of your fandom all over the world? How does it feel to having fans scattered throughout the globe?TOHOSHINKI: It makes us very happy! Also, even though our languages are dif-ferent, we feel that we are able to con-nect through the music and that is a very mysterious and amazing feeling!

J!-ENT: As a child, what did you imag-ine yourself being as an adult? A doc-tor? Teacher? Lawyer?YUNHO: A public prosecutorJEJUNG: A supermarket managerYUCHUN: A singerJUNSU: A soccer playerCHANGMIN: A reporter

J!-ENT: From the day you first debuted to now in the present, what has been the biggest thing that inspires you as music artists?TOHOSHINKI: Our fans. That’s the rea

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son we are able to even be on the stage and sing is because of all of our fans.

J!-ENT: You have had a good number of CD singles including your recent album “T” becoming chart toppers in Japan. What was your reaction when “Purple Line” reached #1 on the Ori-con Charts?TOHOSHINKI: When we first heard that we hit #1, we were all very sur-prised. We didn’t really do anything special to celebrate though because our schedules were so busy. But we were very happy!

J!-ENT: You have collaborated with BoA, TRAX, Super Junior, Tenjochiki (The Grace) and Koda Kumi. How was the experience of collaborating with these artists?

TOHOSHINKI: Collaborations are very fun and we learn a lot from them. If we have more opportunities in the future for collaborations, we would definitely love to do them.

J!-ENT: For our interviews, we tend to give the fans a chance to ask questions to their favorite group or artist. Be-cause of the overwhelming response by your fans, we selected questions from fans all over the world.

THARUDEE (from Thailand): Which song in “T” is your favorite song?YUNHO: “TRICK”JEJUNG: “DARKNESS EYES”YUCHUN: “Rainbow”JUNSU: “Forever Love”CHANGMIN: “NO?”

MELISSA (from Hawaii, USA): What has inspired each of you recently to write lyrics to a song or to start com-posing a melody?TOHOSHINKI: We think that each of us have our own various inspirations but we think that movies are one of the sources of our inspiration.

KATRINA (from Brisbane, Australia): My favorite song on the “T” album is “Kiss Shita Mama, Sayonara”. It re-ally touched my heart, it made me cry when I first listened to this song and I was wondering if it was hard for you to record it in the studio?TOHOSHINKI: It was the first song that we made in Japan, so we were real-ly nervous. There wasn’t anything hard in particular but we sang the song with a lot of emotion.

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ficult to learn the language?TOHOSHINKI: Of course, we did struggle a little bit but we’ve been watching a lot of Japanese dramas and listening to J-Pop to keep learning.

SORIA (from France): What was your first dream when you guys first start-ed the group?TOHOSHINKI: We had just released a CD single, so releasing an album was our first dream.

LAUREN (from Germany): Are there any musical artists that you would love to collaborate with?TOHOSHINKI: We definitely would like to collaborate with The Gospellers.

TONISHA (from Atlanta, Georgia): With the hectic schedules that you have flying back and forth from Japan and Korea, are you ever able to find any free time for yourselves?TOHOSHINKI: Unfortunately, not re-ally. We are currently busy rehearsing for our third tour, so please wish us the best!

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NIKKI (from the Philippines): In your album “T”, you experimented with a lot of different musical genres and were very succesful with it. Are you going to continue this? Especially the genres of the songs such as “Clap” and “TRICK”?TOHOSHINKI: Yes, we definitely plan to keep experimenting with different genres of music!

TONYA (from Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA): What was the easiest part of recording “T” and what ws the most difficult part of recording “T”?TOHOSHINKI: We didn’t find anything hard in particular but if anything, we’d have to say “Clap” was slightly hard. There were some very high parts in the song so Jejung had a little trouble with it.

NATALIA (from Moscow, Russia): You have many fans worldwide. Would you ever consider doing a world tour. IF so, any countries that you would love to perform in?TOHOSHINKI: We would like to visit any country and perform there if we

have the opportunity.

COURTNEY (from Canada): Out of all your performances, which one was the most memorable one for you and why?TOHOSHINKI: We would have to say “Rising Sun”. We believe our perfor-mance for that song fits perfectly with the song’s image.

TINTIN (from the Philippines): What was your biggest challenge shooting the film “VACATION”?TOHOSHINKI: There were times we were shooting very late at night, so it was a bit exhausting. Also, it was really cold!

LAVENA (from Malaysia): One partic-ular question that I would like to ask you is how does it feel being so popu-lar? I’ve seen your popularity grow so quickly within the past two years. It’s really amazing!TOHOSHINKI: It’s very hard to get ac-customed to.

ALESSANDRA (from Brazil): Learning Japanese is difficult. Was it very dif-

AIZAMIA (from Malaysia): I was won-dering what are the main differences between creating Korean songs and Japanese songs?TOHOSHINKI: There really aren’t any major differences.

J!-ENT: We would like to thank the many fans who submitted their ques-tions to J!-ENT. Now, let’s get to our final questions. Recently, TVXQ’s Cas-siopeia Fan Club was acknowledged by Guinness Book of World Record (not an official record at this time) for having the largest fan club member-ship. How do you guys feel about that?TOHOSHINKI: It makes us very happy. We will continue to do our best for the fans.

J!-ENT: If you had to describe your-

self in one word, what word would that be and why?TOHOSHINKI: Passionate. Because we are very passionate.

J!-ENT: Every group has its up and downs but what is your secret on how you guys remain strong as a group? TOHOSHINKI: We talk things out a lot. We have been living together for six years now, so we basically are a family.

J!-ENT: In every J!-ENT interview that we do, we have a section called “Word Play” where we give you guys a word and you give us your definition for the word. Here is the first word:

a. LOVETOHOSHINKI: Family and fansb. SUCCESSTOHOSHINKI: Dreams and albums

c. FAMILYTOHOSHINKI: Very precious and TVXQ.d. “Kiss Shita Mama, Sayonara”TOHOSHINKI: Tearse. TVXQTOHOSHINKI: Friends and confidence

J!-ENT: What final words would you like to say to all your fans world-wide? TOHOSHINKI: First of all, thank you very much for all your love and support. We plan to make more great songs and do amazing performances, so please keep cheering on!

DENNIS A. AMITH is the founder/owner of J!-ENT and is an entertainment-writer-at-large.

MICHELLE TYMON is a translator and entertaiment-writer-at-large.

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Dennis A. Amith, is also known to Japanese and Asian pop culture fans as “KNDY”. Den-nis is the owner of the multi-disciplinary communications and design business, nt2099 media and entertainment and founder of Japanese and Asian entertainment and pop culture website, J!-ENT. Graduating from California State Univer-sity, Fresno with an educational background in mass communi-

cations and journalism, Dennis A. Amith has interviewed and featured many talents and industry professionals in the United States, Europe and Asia and is recognized for promoting the entertainment and pop culture of different countries to an International audience. Currently residing in California.

Written by the staff of J!-ENT, a Japanese and Asian entertainment and pop culture website celebrating its 15th Year Anniversary in 2008. www.j-entonline.com

Michelle Tymon has contributed to J!-ENT since 1996 as a translator of Japanese music lyrics and her promotion of John-ny’s Jimusho groups. Michelle’s work includes her involvement as a translator, writer and photog-rapher for J!-ENT. Michelle has interviewed bands, talents and industry professionals. Michelle currently runs mediaoperations in the Northwest region of the US for J!-ENT and

is a graduate of the University of Washington. Michelle grew up with both cultures, living in Japan and the US. She grew up watching Japanese TV shows and anime and listening to Japanese music and has been a fan of Japa-nese entertainment all her life. Other than translating, her interests include writing, art, music, and entertainment. Michelle’s dream is to one day live in Japan and work in the Japanese entertainment industry in some way.

Nur Lina has a music degree in Contemporary (Jazz Piano Performance) and is currently pursuing her postgraduate de-gree in Music Studies in Australia. She wants to become a music educator upon graduation, hoping to encourage the importance of music to her future students and bring awareness to them about the value of pursuing music purely with passion and interest, and not for the sake of

earning a certificate. She believes that when you pursue something, you must have that endless enthusiasm for it so that even when it gets tough, you will always have the drive to face the challenge and overcome it. Lina is the founder of the website: http://tvxqpiano.livejournal.com

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