U-KISS member Dongho who previously fractured his tailbone has now recovered and will be promoting in Japan with his fellow members.
Last month, Dongho began experiencing abnormal pain especially near his hips and after visiting with a doctor, it was discovered that he had fractured his tail bone. He received treatment, but the pain was consistent. It looked as though much time was needed to recover, and that it would be hard for him to pull off intense dance moves on stage.
An insider from U-KISS management informed StarNews on the 13th, “Dongho previously hurt his tailbone while filming an action scene for a movie, but has now completely recovered. He has been in Japan for the last few weeks visiting different cities and attending fan meet-and-greets as well as interviews, just as planned.”
After receiving an offer from AVEX, one of the largest entertainment labels in Japan, U-KISS just released their Japanese debut single “Tick Tack” on December 14th to officially kick off their Japanese promotions. This is the very first time U-KISS has released an album recorded completely in Japanese. After actively promoting for some time, the boys plan on holding an independent performance.
Last month, Dongho began experiencing abnormal pain especially near his hips and after visiting with a doctor, it was discovered that he had fractured his tail bone. He received treatment, but the pain was consistent. It looked as though much time was needed to recover, and that it would be hard for him to pull off intense dance moves on stage.
An insider from U-KISS management informed StarNews on the 13th, “Dongho previously hurt his tailbone while filming an action scene for a movie, but has now completely recovered. He has been in Japan for the last few weeks visiting different cities and attending fan meet-and-greets as well as interviews, just as planned.”
After receiving an offer from AVEX, one of the largest entertainment labels in Japan, U-KISS just released their Japanese debut single “Tick Tack” on December 14th to officially kick off their Japanese promotions. This is the very first time U-KISS has released an album recorded completely in Japanese. After actively promoting for some time, the boys plan on holding an independent performance.
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