Cafe Manduka, a popular coffee outlet in Tokyo’s Shibuya, has collaborated with T-ara to promote their latest Roly Poly Japanese single by decorating the shop with various T-ara goodies.
T-ara Roly Poly Japanese music video
February 6, 2012
Japanese music video of T-ara’s Roly Poly, scheduled for 120229 release. The Japanese version looks cuter, especially Jiyeon with a brighter (which fits her age) concept than the Korean version.
Credit: jrockinfo
Lovey Dovey in Tokyo music video
January 19, 2012
Another version of Lovey Dovey, love the remix. The girls seem to really enjoy themselves when making this video in Japan.
Credit: Loenent
YaYaYa #7 on Oricon Chart
December 8, 2011
T-ara’s 2nd Japanese single, Yayaya, made it to the #7 spot on Oricon Chart. Not bad, but both the position and sales numbers dropped quite a bit from Bo Beep Bo Beep (#1).
I think the biggest reason is the lack of promotion in Japan. AFAIK T-ara only had one showcase for YaYaYa whereas there’s series of publicity for Bo Beep Bo Beep.
It’s a bit greedy to release a Korean album and Japanese album at the same time. I hope their company learn the mistake and manage their schedule better next time.
Yayaya Japanese showcase 111130
December 1, 2011
T-ara members performing at a special showcase in Japan for the official release of Yayaya, the group’s second Japanese single, on 111130.
