Group JYJ spoke about not working in Japan for the past 3 years, saying "It was frustrating not being able to work at our second home."

Yesterday, JYJ held a press conference for their concert 'The Return Of the JYJ' in Tokyo Dome of Japan.

On this day, JYJ spoke about not being able to be active in Japan because of issues that arose with their management company. They said, "Japan is like our second home, and we even released more singles in Japan than in Korea. It was frustrating that we couldn't have any type of activity."

Junsu said, "When we went on the Tokyo Dome 3 years ago, that was a symbol of a great start. It was a stage to represent a new start for JYJ, but we didn't know that that stage would be our last in Japan. We've been working hard in Korea, but our activity in Korea is only half of what we did in Japan."

He continued, "We came to be thankful for the little things. We considered it a given to be able to go out to TV programs, but we're now thankful if one of our songs is played on a radio station. I realized that it's not easily achieved. We now get to step onto Tokyo Dome once again. We'll try our best, as this is really a new start for us."

Jaejoong said, "We also said it was crazy. For the past 3 years, with uncertainty covering our eyes, our fans and family trusted and supported us. I'm so thankful for such a big support. We really want to show only the best to our fans."

JYJ started their concert 'The Return of the JYJ' since the 2nd. The concert continued until the 4th for 3 days, and more than 150,000 fans attended the concert.

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