Saturday, September 29, 2012
[News] Park Jung Min ‘Photo like a pictorial at the beach’ amazing stature which beat the model’
Credit: Newsen + JMShine (Rough Translation)
“The recent condition of Park Jung Min ‘Photo like a pictorial at the beach’ amazing stature which beat the model” The recent condition of Park Jung Min was revealed.
Park Jung Min informed his recent condittion through the twitter at 09/15, mentioned “Can see the sea in here! where am I?!” and uploaded a photo of him in front of the beach. In this picture, Park Jung Min is wearing all-black fashion with the sunglasses. His tall stature and small face stood out in the photo.
After then, Park Jung Min revealed more photo with the short message “Got the abalone!”. In this photo, Park Jung Min is holding a abalone and looking the camera. In spite of the close up shot, his creamy skin is impressive.
Netizens who saw his recent conditions had commented variously like “He is becoming cooler”,”Park Jung Min, why you didn’t show up on TV?”, “All-black fashion, It’s like a magazine photo”, “Jeju-do? or Japan?”, “He is a man but his skin is really amazing”, “Did Park Jung Min have tall stature like this?”, “His height is like a model”, “Really glad to can see your photos” etc…
Besides, Park Jung Min has released debut single ‘Give Me Your Heart’ in Japan at 09/05 with the name of ROMEO, and he is concentrating on overseas promotion. He is planning to have the ‘debut single released’ showcase in the famous live house in Japan at 09/29.
“The recent condition of Park Jung Min ‘Photo like a pictorial at the beach’ amazing stature which beat the model” The recent condition of Park Jung Min was revealed.
Park Jung Min informed his recent condittion through the twitter at 09/15, mentioned “Can see the sea in here! where am I?!” and uploaded a photo of him in front of the beach. In this picture, Park Jung Min is wearing all-black fashion with the sunglasses. His tall stature and small face stood out in the photo.
After then, Park Jung Min revealed more photo with the short message “Got the abalone!”. In this photo, Park Jung Min is holding a abalone and looking the camera. In spite of the close up shot, his creamy skin is impressive.
Netizens who saw his recent conditions had commented variously like “He is becoming cooler”,”Park Jung Min, why you didn’t show up on TV?”, “All-black fashion, It’s like a magazine photo”, “Jeju-do? or Japan?”, “He is a man but his skin is really amazing”, “Did Park Jung Min have tall stature like this?”, “His height is like a model”, “Really glad to can see your photos” etc…
Besides, Park Jung Min has released debut single ‘Give Me Your Heart’ in Japan at 09/05 with the name of ROMEO, and he is concentrating on overseas promotion. He is planning to have the ‘debut single released’ showcase in the famous live house in Japan at 09/29.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
[News][06.09.12] In Japan, Park Jung-min is Romeo
Credit: entertainment.xin.msn.com
SS501 member Park Jung-min kicked off his Japanese career yesterday with a new name: Romeo.
Park released his debut single “Give Me Your Heart” a month after he staged a press event with Japanese media, vowing he would change his name to make it as a J-pop artist. The name was suggested by Japanese music critic Reiko Yukawa.
His single was produced by a Japanese crew with Jeff Miyahara, who has worked with acts like TVXQ, Boyz II Men, and popular J-pop artists like Namie Amuro and V6. On Sept. 26, the artist formerly known as Park will promote his debut single at Live House showcase.
Before his metamorphosis, the ex-boy band member had spent the last year battling his former agency.
Park filed a lawsuit against CNR Media in April, alleging that the agency was withholding his earnings. The agency only paid Park 150 million won ($133,214), which was less than the amount owed to him.
Last month, the court ruled in favor of Park and voided the agreement with the agency.
SS501 member Park Jung-min kicked off his Japanese career yesterday with a new name: Romeo.
Park released his debut single “Give Me Your Heart” a month after he staged a press event with Japanese media, vowing he would change his name to make it as a J-pop artist. The name was suggested by Japanese music critic Reiko Yukawa.
His single was produced by a Japanese crew with Jeff Miyahara, who has worked with acts like TVXQ, Boyz II Men, and popular J-pop artists like Namie Amuro and V6. On Sept. 26, the artist formerly known as Park will promote his debut single at Live House showcase.
Before his metamorphosis, the ex-boy band member had spent the last year battling his former agency.
Park filed a lawsuit against CNR Media in April, alleging that the agency was withholding his earnings. The agency only paid Park 150 million won ($133,214), which was less than the amount owed to him.
Last month, the court ruled in favor of Park and voided the agreement with the agency.
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