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After sweeping the music program charts with their latest hit “Mr. Chu,†A Pink is looking to enter foreign markets. They will start their new global journey in Japan.

 

A Pink is planning to continue their promotions of “Mr. Chu†for two to three more weeks. After, they will start planning for their Japanese activities. Critics have initially commented on how A Pink would work well in the Japanese market with their cute and innocent image.

 

A Pink’s agency A Cube Entertainment has already carried out successful fan meetings in Japan. The positive reactions from Japan are also adding onto the excitement of A Pink’s future ventures in Japan.

Representative of A Pink has stated that “as soon as domestic promotions are complete, A Pink will focus on Japanese activities.â€

 

Previously, A Pink has won number one on all four major music programs “Mnet M! Countdown“, “KBS Music Bank,†“MBC Music Core,†and “SBS Inkigayo.†They also came in first on Taiwan’s 5music weekly album sale chart in April, without any promotions in Taiwan.

 

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I'm not surprised about Japan. I think they'll do really well in Japan. Concept-wise, Apink is similar to most Jpn girl groups 

I think they'll able to become the 2nd kpop girl group to be big in Japan after KARA.

 

Just not sure if Japanese public is still accepting of kpop.

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I think Big Groups like BB/SNSD/TVXQ are still doing okay in Japan, smaller groups have been bombing from my understanding

 

I'll be surprised if they do well, yeah they fit Japan's ideal for GG but since they aren't doing anything different, i see no reason for Japan to support them over their own groups

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I'm not surprised about Japan. I think they'll do really well in Japan. Concept-wise, Apink is similar to most Jpn girl groups 

I think they'll able to become the 2nd kpop girl group to be big in Japan after KARA.

 

Just not sure if Japanese public is still accepting of kpop.

Sorry but there's still snsd

KARA 1st

SNSD 2nd pls~ they are famous there

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I don't think Japan will be that open to any new groups, it's only TVXQ, SNSD, 2pm and Big Bang that are finding continuing success via sales and/or concerts. Plus since Apink supposedly are closer to current Japanese groups in image, why would they prefer a foreign group to the own ones?

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I don't think Japan will be that open to any new groups, it's only TVXQ, SNSD, 2pm and Big Bang that are finding continuing success via sales and/or concerts. Plus since Apink supposedly are closer to current Japanese groups in image, why would they prefer a foreign group to the own ones?

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Sorry but there's still snsd

KARA 1st

SNSD 2nd pls~ they are famous there

I'm a fan of snsd but I think if Apink debuts there, they'll probably be bigger than SNSD. Japan loves cute. Apink are not much different than most japanese girls.

 

SNSD just look more mature, stylish, perfect, etc so they appeal to fangirls more in Japan. If I'm not mistaken, the same fangirls in Japan who love TVXQ, SHINee, 2PM also love SNSD.

 

While Apink might be able to attract more fanboys, ahjusshis, otakus, Wotas, etc (the same fanbase as AKB48, Morning Musume, Momoiro, etc.)

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