Girl's Day received high praises from Akiyoshi Yoneya, vice president of Japanese leading music chart Oricon, after their successful first solo concert in Japan over the weekend.
During interview with a Japanese media, Akiyoshi Yoneya complimented the girls saying, "There are so many Hallyu artists actively promoting in Japan. But I felt something unique from Girl’s Day, unlike any other idol groups. When I read about their research information, I thought they were merely a pretty idol group giving just good performances. But after seeing the concert with my own eyes, I realize that they are not only visually impressive, but they have excellent talent in singing and dancing as well."
When asked about the group's potential in Japan, Akiyoshi commented, "Many Hallyu artists are attracting attention in music market in Japan with their great performances. Among them, I think Girl's Day will have a very high success rate if they bring out a charm unseen in other girl groups and promote with a Japanese song."
He added, "Just like the group has shown through the concert, it shows distinguishing features from other girl groups debuted in Japan. They’re able to take on a variety of images from cute to sexy, which plays to their advantage."
Girl's Day kicked off their first solo concert in Japan and put on a passionate performance in front of 1,200 cheering fans at the Shibuya O-East Live House. The girls performed 20 songs and received an overwhelming responses from the press and fans.
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