To Japan for program recording (DIA)

To Japan for program recording (DIA)
番組収録で日本へ（DIA）

DIA goes to Tokyo to record reality show "Yolo Trip"... holds street performances in Shinjuku and Roppongi


I'm trying to remember as many popular girl group members as I can, but the number of members I remember just doesn't seem to be increasing.


It's not like a push-pull contest, but when I push in A, C comes out, and when I pull in D, Z pops out, and the number of members I keep just doesn't seem to be increasing.


Maybe it's because I'm getting older and the cells in my brain are decreasing...


Around last summer, DIA was happy to have all the members in my head, but if it's been a long time since the video, I can only remember about half of the members.


This happens when you go on a break.


The other day, when I tried to remember the article, only Chaeyoung and Eunjin's names came up.


The names of other group members got in the way, so it was difficult to remember.


AbemaTV is currently showing the drama "The Girl Who Sees Smells" in the Korean category.


It's a comedy-like detective drama starring Park Yuchun and Shin Se-kyung.


In this drama, Namgoong Min plays a villain with prosopagnosia who cannot recognize people's faces.


While watching the drama, I started to feel uneasy, especially when it comes to K-pop girls, because I felt like I was similar to the villain (lol).


If I were shown about 100 photos and asked to assign familiar members to the corresponding groups, I would be afraid that I would put familiar faces in the wrong group.


Well, about half of them are over, but with the grouping "DIA" I can list the names with confidence.


From the left in the photo, I guess we'd have CATHY (Heehyun), Eunice, Chaeyoung, Eunchae, Yebin, Soyul, and Eunjin...?


It must be nice for the people involved to be able to film a TV program in Japan, as it gives them the feeling of traveling.


They must have really wanted to come for their Japanese debut showcase or a group event.


Fortunately, they are planning to busk (perform on the streets) in Shinjuku and Roppongi... maybe avid K-pop fans and omnivorous fans will come to cheer them on.


Let's hope they respond to the fans' cheers with a powerful performance that doesn't cut corners.

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