Japanese K-Pop fans show explosive reaction for Girls' Day

Choi Hyun-Jung

2 May 2012 at 8:41 pm

Japanese K-Pop fans show explosive reaction for Girls' Day

Girls' Day confirmed their popularity through the promotions of their first solo concert.

On May 2nd, their agency, Dream-T Entertainment said that approximately 300 fans gathered at the special stage installed in Osaka's Abeno Qz Mall.

The stage was held for the promotion of their first solo concert, which is taking place at Osaka Jeff Namba on May 2nd, and they performed 'Twinkle Twinkle' and 'Oh! My God'.

An official from their agency said, "Even though the new song was released only two weeks ago, we were very surprised to see the fans singing along 'Oh! My God'."

On the other hand, Girls' Day is having three concerts in Osaka and Tokyo.

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