So the event begins started from those with invitational tickets. First Nicole took time to chat with the fans, took pics, signed a couple other merchandise that fans brought along. But after a while, the organizer started to rush her out. The staff said to the fans that there are no enough time. Yet fans still try at least got her sign on other merchandise. Nicole's expression showed clearly that she wanted to spend more time with the fans but she is nervous too being rushed by the staff, yet during approximately 1 hour with us she never stopped smiling, she was happy.
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It's different than Seungyeon and Jiyoung's fansign. I think those two went shopping in the store first XD
ReplyDeleteNicole's fan signing wasn't held at the actual KAPPA store, it was held in front of this fountain at a department store.
DeleteI am glad that Cole was happy and enjoyed the event.. and I'm just so thankful for all those fans who stood in line for hours to meet her.
ReplyDeleteAnd those Japanese Kamilia who also... wow such dedicated fans :)
I read a translated of a Korean fan who went to KArasia in Fukouka.. He said that Cole is one of the most popular members of KARA.. In Fukouka, Cole and Jing's premiums/merchandises were the first to sold out .. :D
Oh yes, Cole's Japanese fans are really supportive and they make it known lol. Cole's and SeungYeon's and now Jing's stuff sell out regularly I see from fan accounts too :)
DeleteI'm happy reading that. When I first become her fan I was kind of disappointed as I think she's not really good at fan service but then she always mention Kamilia first in her speech and when she's at any fan sign event she always greet her fans warmly and sincerely with her greeting and smiles, so I was relieve. May be she just not that so good at expressing it.
ReplyDelete"May be she just not that so good at expressing it."
DeleteYes that's it! That's why she tends to be pretty quiet and doesn't really talk much because she said it's hard for her to express herself fully in Korean b/c of the language barrier. Keep in mind, the cultural differences about fan service too. Though she lived in Korea and is a celeb for a couple years now, her mindset in lots of ways is "I'm just a normal person". She doesn't really "go crazy" with fanservice unless the venue is appropriate lol.