Junho’s Move on, placed on the 1st rank on Japan’s biggest digital site, Recochoku

JYP FACEBOOK: 2PM Junho, his self-written song, “Move on” takes on the 1st rank on ‘Recochoku’

Junho’s Move on, placed on the 1st rank on Japan’s biggest digital site, Recochoku

In continuance of 2PM Junsu, Junho did it as well! Taking the 1st place on Japanese online chart

-      Recochoku service started on the 13th, and the song was placed on the 1st place on Chakuuta (ringtone) daily chart which started on the 14th.

-      Junho’s self-written song, Move on, which was shown in Hands Up Asia Tour.

-      Junho takes the 1st place as well as Junsu did.

-      The best boy-idol, 2PM proves the popularity in Japan.

Recochoku, the biggest digital site in Japan. It’s Junho’s turn now!

Junho, of 2PM, has taken the 1st place on Recochoku, the biggest digital site in Japan, with his self-written song “Move on”.

As a member with diverse capabilities, Junho has taken his toll in variety programs as well as on the performance stage. Proving his skills full of characteristics by publishing his self-written song such as “Give it to me”, Junho has gained tremendous reactions from the crowd by releasing “Move on” with Wooyoung during 2PM’s ‘Hands Up Asia Tour” as a special track. “Move on”, which was tracked on version B of the Korean Best Album, released on March 14th, reveals Junho’s musical mind full of his own characteristic, as well as full of feelings for Junho and Wooyoungs vocalism.


Prior to the Album release, Move on was serviced on Recochoku, the biggest digital site in Japan, on March 13th. Soon thereafter, the song has driven out phenomenal popularity and interest in continuance of Junsu’s song, and taken the 1st place on the daily chart of ‘Chakuuta’ the ringtone downloading service. That once again proved 2PM’s popularity within Japan.


Meanwhile, 2PM is soon to implement their official fan meeting on 1st of April.

 

2PM’s compilation album debuts at #2 on Oricon

 

 

AllKPOP: Earlier today we reported that Junsu‘s fourth self composition, “Alive“, topped Japan’s biggest digital website chart, ‘Recochoku‘! Now, there’s more good news as 2PM‘s first Greatest hits album ‘2PM Best ~2008–2011 in Korea~‘ debuted in second place on the Oricon Daily Album Chart.

The album sold 16,253 copies which was good enough for second place, the top spot went to SDN48 with ‘NEXT ENCORE‘. 2PM’s album contains all of their best Korean hits along with a few extra tracks such as Junsu’s “Alive”.

Source: Oricon