30 Day Asian Music Challenge Day 5
Day 5 of the 30 Day Asian Music Challenge is another doubleheader: Name a song that people should listen to more and Name a Japanese version of a Korean song.
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30 Day Asian Music Challenge Day 4
NeeNee takes on two questions for day 4 of the 30 Day Asian Music Challenge: Name a song by your favorite male idol vs. Name a song that makes you laugh.
Read more30 Day Asian Music Challenge Day 1
30 Day Asian Music Challenge Day 01: What is the song that introduced you to KPop/Cpop/Jpop?
Read moreNeeNee’s Asian Music Recommendations from March 2013
NeeNee recommends her favorite Asian music releases from March 2013. It’s pretty kpop heavy, but does feature some jpop and cpop/mandopop.
Read moreCross Gene Releases Shooting Star PV
Multinational group Cross Gene releases the music video for their first Japanese single album “Shooting Star” featuring new member Seyoung.
Read more7 Days of Christmas Day 1 – AAA’s “Miss You”
7 Days of Asian holiday goodies starts off with jpop group AAA’s latest single Miss You.
Read more“Living with Joy” Lyrics – Yoko Takahashi
Hello again everyone! Chani’s back with some song lyrics. This will be a pretty short and sweet post, but I wanted to share with everyone one of my favorite Yoko Takahashi songs and its lovely lyrics. I blogged about Yoko Takahashi’s latest album, a sort of jazzy-feeling, sophisticated pop mix called “20th Century Boys and Girls”, earlier in the year.
Read moreU-KISS “Tick Tack”
U-KISS, after coming out with the new Japanese single “A Shared Dream,” is coming out with their first full-length Japanese album. On this album will be “A Shared Dream” and their first Japanese single “Tick Tack” a long with 10 other tracks.
Read moreShirota Yu featuring Howie D.
Japanese actor/singer Shirota Yu collaborates with Backstreet Boy member Howie D. on the song “Worth Fighting For.”
Read moreU-KISS – “A Shared Dream” MV
So, I won’t lie. Sometimes I really don’t like what kpop artists do in Japan. To me it seems that their Japanese singing skills are sometimes very awkward. For Korean artists who are more popular in Japan than Korea and have more experience singing in Japanese, that isn’t necessarily the case. I also think that some of the problems lie
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Asian Addicts Anonymous 