Lee Seung-gi Hopes to Appear on Japanese TV
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Singer Lee Seung-gi (22), among the star group of the hit "1 Night 2 Days" travel corner on the entertainment program "Happy Sunday", held his first fan meeting in Japan Tuesday at the Laforet Museum in Tokyo.
At the event designed as a radio recording open to the public, Lee surprised the fans when he sang his hit number "You are my girl" in Japanese.
He said, "It's late but I wish everyone a happy New Year", also in Japanese, and confessed that his preparations for the event were difficult and that he was so nervous that he hardly slept.
He also said he was sorry he could not be with his family at home during the lunar New Year holiday but happy to be with his fans in Japan.
He said he was given an award for his role in "1 Night 2 Days" last year and hoped to focus more on his singing this year and be awarded for that as well.
The other members of "1 Night" -- Gang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Kim C, Eun Ji-won and MC Mong - delivered congratulatory greetings at his fan meeting via video.
After handshakes and photo shoots with fans, Lee said he wants to be extra busy this year. He vowed to strive hard both as an actor and singer and expressed his hope of appearing on Japanese television.
At the event designed as a radio recording open to the public, Lee surprised the fans when he sang his hit number "You are my girl" in Japanese.
He said, "It's late but I wish everyone a happy New Year", also in Japanese, and confessed that his preparations for the event were difficult and that he was so nervous that he hardly slept.
He also said he was sorry he could not be with his family at home during the lunar New Year holiday but happy to be with his fans in Japan.
He said he was given an award for his role in "1 Night 2 Days" last year and hoped to focus more on his singing this year and be awarded for that as well.
The other members of "1 Night" -- Gang Ho-dong, Lee Soo-geun, Kim C, Eun Ji-won and MC Mong - delivered congratulatory greetings at his fan meeting via video.
After handshakes and photo shoots with fans, Lee said he wants to be extra busy this year. He vowed to strive hard both as an actor and singer and expressed his hope of appearing on Japanese television.
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