TWICE to drop new Japanese single album in May
SEOUL, March 8 (Yonhap) -- K-pop girl group TWICE will drop a new single in Japan in May, according to its label-management company Monday.
The group's eighth Japanese single, titled "Kura Kura," will be released on May 12, according to JYP Entertainment.
Written by Park Jin-young, producer and founder of JYP Entertainment, the new song features the enchanted emotion of two lovers, according to the company.
It is a follow-up announcement on the upcoming release after the group surprisingly disclosed the plan at its online concert on Saturday.
The upcoming album is the nine-piece act's first comeback in Japan since the previous Japanese single "Better" in November last year.
TWICE, consisting of members from Korea, Japan and Taiwan, has built up a solid fan base in Japan, with its cumulative album sales having reached 4.22 million units in the country so far.
brk@yna.co.kr
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