While IU has the '3 Stage Transformation, U-KISS has the '3 Stage Upgrade'. Their 2nd full-length album, 'Neverland' showcases their vocals and dance and highlights their musician aspects. These seven men are becoming more powerful as they step up to face their new challenges.
U-KISS, How they hit the jackpot in Japan
U-KISS signed on with one of Japan's largest entertainment companies, AVEX, for their debut. They are also the management team for the 'Hallyu fathers', TVXQ. With outstanding appearances combined with various skills of the members, it clears a pathway of opportunities and anticipation. As expected the results were great. Their Korean mini-album "Bran New Kiss" was released on August 25th and debuted on the Oricon daily charts at No.5. They then climbed to No.3 and their Japanese debut was regarded by media outlets as 'outstanding'.
However it wasn't easy. They had to adapt to the cultural differences, learn a new language as well as endure the long period of time of being unable to see their family. After their activities with '0330' in Korea, they received no break and traveled to Japan to practice their choreography, singing and study Japanese.
"Except for sleep, we spent all the hours of the day studying Japanese and practising." They spoke of how they slept for less than 5 hours each day and it was truly brutal to the breaking point. But in the end they said, "We still have a long way to go", maintaining a modest form.
U-KISS, How they hit the jackpot in Japan
U-KISS signed on with one of Japan's largest entertainment companies, AVEX, for their debut. They are also the management team for the 'Hallyu fathers', TVXQ. With outstanding appearances combined with various skills of the members, it clears a pathway of opportunities and anticipation. As expected the results were great. Their Korean mini-album "Bran New Kiss" was released on August 25th and debuted on the Oricon daily charts at No.5. They then climbed to No.3 and their Japanese debut was regarded by media outlets as 'outstanding'.
However it wasn't easy. They had to adapt to the cultural differences, learn a new language as well as endure the long period of time of being unable to see their family. After their activities with '0330' in Korea, they received no break and traveled to Japan to practice their choreography, singing and study Japanese.
"Except for sleep, we spent all the hours of the day studying Japanese and practising." They spoke of how they slept for less than 5 hours each day and it was truly brutal to the breaking point. But in the end they said, "We still have a long way to go", maintaining a modest form.














