Last weekend, Korean entertainment agencies spent the majority of their time attempting to get in contact with their Japanese labels through SNS in order to check on their wellbeing. However, business discussions will resume on the 14th through that formal meeting.
A representative of SM Entertainment revealed, “We were more concerned with the health of our Japanese employees so we did not discuss any business-related matters. On the 14th, we will begin meeting and discussing.” The representative went to explain that SNSD is currently scheduled to release ‘Mr. Taxi‘ in April, and SHINee’s Japanese debut was planned for May.
A representative of JYP Entertainment commented, “We have a meeting scheduled for the morning of the 14th. As the situation is very severe, we will be making a careful decision.“ 2PM recently returned to Korea after completing their round of promotions and do not have future Japanese activities scheduled for the time being. Employees in JYP Japan also made their return to Korea after the earthquake.
A representative of YG Entertainment stated, “We could not get in contact with our Japanese label last weekend so we will be discussing business-related matter on the 14th.” 2NE1 was reported to have returned to Korea on the 12th after going through the earthquake on the 11th.
A representative of Cube Entertainment revealed, “Our Tokyo label has resumed operation. We will, however, be discussing the matter further today and finalize a decision within the day.” B2ST is officially scheduled for their debut on the 16th.
Nega Network will also be holding an emergency meeting on the 14th to discuss the Brown Eyed Girls‘ schedule next week, as the girls are currently scheduled for press interviews and other activities.
Source + Photos: OSEN via Naver
Posted by: Allkpop
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