No one wants to talk about it, but it’s something we all eventually have to face: our favorite idols enlisting and being away from their groups.
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After another successful KCON this year, fans cannot wait for the next convention to take place.
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Making friends is obviously one of the best parts of being in any fandom, especially in K-Pop. Like any other friendship though, there can be many ups and downs.
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We left off discussing Admiral Yi Sunsin’s (이순신) great victory against the Japanese invasions of 1592 to 1598 A.D.
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What was once a genre produced solely for and by Koreans has now expanded to a globally recognized genre with growing diversity and inclusion.
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For this month’s Japanese Corner, I thought it’d be fun to check in with the team here at The Kraze to find out what anime opening and ending themes they love the most.
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Fansigns are one of the most exciting things you can take part in as a fan of K-Pop.
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After 500 years of peace, the Goryeo Dynasty’s (고려) golden age had been ripped away without notice.
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With only days away from kicking off their latest world tour, this month we will go into the history of the groundbreaking group KARD.
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Fourth generation boy group ATEEZ has been regularly releasing Japanese albums since a year after their debut
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This month, we’re diving into the podcast Get Real, a podcast from DIVE Studios where idols talk about different things in their lives.
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Not only were Korean kingdoms at war with several Chinese kingdoms and tribes, but also with each other.
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This news has once again sparked another debate on fandom etiquette regarding idol dating and these so-called "dating ban contracts" preventing idols and idol trainees from engaging in any romantic relationships.
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Some you may have heard of due to their involvement in anime openings, some are globally known, and others can be considered hidden gems outside of Japan.
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While fans don’t always like to see it, some K-Pop groups go through changes–whether it be a member leaving the group for numerous reasons, adding members to the group, or even disbandments.
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Many great kingdoms were destroyed at their height, but little did the Korean Peninsula know that one particular war would influence the unification of several Korean kingdoms.
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During their nearly nine years in the Japanese music scene, the group has released multiple albums, one mini-album, and numerous singles and single albums.
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Discovering the K-Pop genre can be fun and exciting.
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After the fall of Korea’s first kingdom Gojoseon (고조선), three more kingdoms were established that were even more powerful than the last.
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For this month, let’s take a look back at some third generation groups that aren’t as widely known these days.
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