HD Video of Korean all girl group T-ara performing their Bo Peep Bo Peep song. Love this! The tune is simply infectious and once you hear it, you’ll have a hard time getting it out of your head..
T-Ara – Bo Peep Bo Peep
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JWT Intelligence, a global marketing communications network announced that South Korean girl group Wonder Girls made it to the list of 100 Things to Watch in 2010.
JWT remarks in their website that, “With their good looks, slick packaging, infectious pop songs and trend-setting videos, this South Korean girl group has conquered Asia and has its sights on the rest of the world.” Check out their list here..
“It’s a nice surprise that Wonder Girls attracted the attention of the world-class ad company less than one year after they made their American debut,” said JYP Entertainment, the agency behind Wonder Girls. ”It’s meaningful that it acknowledged their potential.”
No surprise for me though when I keep hearing the non-stop airplay of their song Nobody, Nobody on radios almost everywhere..
Over 30 teams took part in the 2009 Cosplay Competition in Guilin, southwest China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Dec. 25, 2009. They competed for top prizes, best styling, best performance and best property.
Cosplay or costume play is a kind of performance art where participants don costumes and style themselves to represent a character. Cosplayers are typically fans of Japanese comic books. While this creative event has started in Japan, it has slowly gathered an audience and following in many countries.
Here’s some photos of the contestants of the 2009 Cosplay Competition.
Traditional Chinese shoes are being handmade in Taoshan Township in Hanshan County, east China’s Anhui Province with unique Tiger designs just perfect for 2010 Year of the Tiger.
These cute little Tiger Shoes are being sold in local markets and are in demand since the Chinese Lunar New Year is drawing near.
Image credit: Xinhua
Japanese singer-songwriter Koda KumiJapanese singer/songwriter Koda Kumi, 27, is set to perform for the first time with sister Misono, 25, at the “2009 Kohaku Koda Special”.It will be on NHK’s 60th annual New Year’s Eve special, “Kohaku Uta Gassen” (Red and White Song Contest).
Koda will first sing her single “Lick Me,” and then welcome misono on stage. The pair will perform the Oricon chart-topping duet, “It’s all Love!”
Just so you can have an idea hot Japanese songstress will heat up the Kohaku, watch Koda Kumi performing “Lick Me” live in Taiwan..
and here’s that cute ‘Lick Me’ MV..
Popular micro-blogging service, Twitter, have recently launched its Japan-based mobile version in a bid to penetrate a market where social networking giants Facebook and MySpace have trouble capturing.
Japanese is the only foreign language offered by Twitter and showcases how the company is serious about making it in Japan considering that this hi-tech country has a leading edge, with advanced mobile usage.
Twitter teamed up with Tokyo-based Internet firm Digital Garage Inc. in early 2008. It launched a Japanese-language platform for cell phones and other mobile devices in the spring of 2008, and hired a Japan country manager earlier this year. It will also be launching Spanish, German, French and Italian Twitter versions in the upcoming months.
Twitter is also using Japan to experiment with ways to make money from features unavailable on its English language site, such as banner ads.
Things are looking up for their Japanese market bid. Between January and June, the number of users jumped almost fourfold to 783,000, according to Internet research firm NetRatings. Japanese celebrities and politicians are also starting to sign up.
The new Japanese mobile version was jointly developed by Twitter and Digital Garage, and is compatible with the country’s major carriers and the quirks of the local market.