Kara has been promoting its new single in Japan, filling the country with its bright energy.
On March 26 Kara appeared on Nihon TV′s Sukkiri to sing its new single Bye Bye Happy Days.
The
song is about graduation and new starts, and embodies Kara′s bright
energy. The girls danced in school uniform costumes tailored to each
member′s charms.
When asked about the most important move out of their choreography,
they answered that it was the part where they stood in a line and
knocked on the shoulders of the person in front of them. They then had
the MCs join in the dance.
"We plan to stay in Japan for two weeks to promote our song," the members said when asked about their future promotions for Bye Bye Happy Days.
They then said "it′s a secret" when asked about their plans for future concerts.
Kara′s eighth single album Bye Bye Happy Days rose to no. 3 on the Oricon Daily Chart.
When asked about the most important move out of their choreography, they answered that it was the part where they stood in a line and knocked on the shoulders of the person in front of them. They then had the MCs join in the dance.
Kara′s eighth single album Bye Bye Happy Days rose to no. 3 on the Oricon Daily Chart.src | enewsworld
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