The Korean singer Mink, who topped the US Billboard charts while working in Japan, has unveiled her face to Korean fans for the first time.
She said, "I debuted in Japan two years ago but have been avoiding TV appearances because I wasn't confident about my looks and short stature. I've only been doing concerts and original soundtracks for films and dramas. In the past three years, I didn't have any time to visit Korea even once. I'm happy now to confidently appear before Korean fans".
Mink debuted in 2005 as she signed a deal with the major Japanese record agency Avex. She broadened her name recognition by participating in the OST for the animated films 'Vexille' and 'Initial D' and the Korean film 'Blue Wolf' starring actress Ko Ah-ra. Her exceptional husky singing voice quickly grabbed attention.
When her 'Glory of Life' topped the US Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart in April last year, her name spread to Korea.
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