Due to the recent tragedy in Japan, YG Entertainment announced another notice in relation to their talents' schedules in the country.
Over the weekend, 2NE1 went back to South Korea after the cancellation of their debut performance on Asahi TV's "Music Station" following the release of the ringtone version of their song "Go Away". However, today, YG Entertainment confirms that the girl group's activity in the country will be postponed indefinitely.
Through a representative, YG Entertainment confirms that: “We’ve decided to postpone 2NE1’s debut in Japan indefinitely. Our colleagues in Japan suggested delaying it just a little according to the situation of the disaster, but we decided it would be inappropriate to prepare for a debut in Japan at a time like this. More than anything, we thought it’s more important to find ways to help and support Japan. So it’s fair to say for now 2NE1’s Japanese debut will be pushed back indefinitely." Further stating that the girl group that the recent postponement of their Japanese debut will enable them to focus more on activities in South Korea.
Meawhile, the agency also updated their fans about Big Bang's activities in the country. After finishing their promotions for "Tonight" in South Korea, Big Bang were scheduled to have a series of concert tours in Japan by May as planned. However, on the same statement sent out today, YG Entertainment confirms that : “BIG BANG’s tour in May has been planned but now we do not know whether it can be held as scheduled.”
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