INFINITE shared recently their feelings on their first win for a music show on the broadcast of TV Choseon “Celebrity Corner in TV the TREND” interview. The members of INFINITE unanimously agreed, “We never expected to win, so when we did we were shocked and many tears of joy were shed. Dong Woo especially let his tears flow without trying to stop them.” Dong Woo whole-heartedly agreed saying, “I was so emotional from our win, I cried to the point where I think it embarrassed others. Even our fans jokingly called me a bit of a crybaby” causing everyone to laugh in acknowledgement. As a pledge to their fans if they won first place, INFINITE was supposed to perform a dance move from Baek Ji Young‘s “Good Boy” called the “oo jjoo jjoo jjoo dance”, which is an aegyo dance that caught on fire quickly since the music video’s launch. However the winning moment caught them by surprise, and they could only reveal their sincere emotions on stage. To make up for it, without any hesitation INFINITE danced the “oo jjoo jjoo jjoo dance” in a lively and cute fashion during the interview for their fans. This 1st place win has been especially sweet for the members of INFINITE, who debuted 2 years ago. The interview will broadcast on June 16.

T-ara’s first Japanese tour “T-ara Japan Tour 2012 – Jewelry Box” will be released through the Japanese magazine “Hallyu Pia.” The release of the magazine will be on July 11.

T-ara released their first official Japanese album “Jewelry Box” on May 6. The first day it sold 23,796 copies and reached #2 on the Oricon album section. For the first week “Jewelry Box” sold 57,102 copies and reached #2 on the Oricon weekly chart.

T-ara will hold begin their Japanese tour on June 19. It will begin in Nagoya and go through Osaka, Fukuoka, Sendai, and Sapporo. On July 25-26 T-ara will hold concerts at the Nippon Budokan.

The “Hallyu Pia” magazine will show T-ara before their concerts, reports, and responses from fans. The magazine has covered Hallyu stars such as 2NE1, Kim Hyun Joong, 2PM, andLee Byung Hun in the past.