Lee Hong Ki Drops FNC Entertainment Concert Date During Japan Fan Meeting

FTISLAND member Lee Hong Ki wrapped his first solo meeting in Japan this week.

The idol star met with local fans for his event "Lee Hong Ki Proposal In Japan" at Tokyo's International Forum Hall on September 15, according to the Korean media outlet Naver.

During the course of his two fan meetings, Lee was seen explaining the behind-the-scenes production details of his recent hit series 100-Year Bride as well as for his mini-series Modern Farmer. Lee also told fans about the time he spent on his musical "Vampire," which he had been preparing extensively for.

"I am very excited for the musical, and I am preparing a lot. I am very much looking forward to my first presentation," stated Lee.

The vocal of FTISLAND sang the acapella version of his song "Memory" for his devoted fans. The lady's man also held an event titled "Lee Hong Ki's Bride Search," where Lee picked one fan as his "bride," feeding the famous yam-with-kimchi combination that appeared in his drama series.

Lee Hong Ki revealed that his management agency FNC Entertainment would be holding a concert with all their artists on December 20 and 27 at venues in Tokyo and Osaka.

The Korean pop star will be holding another fan meeting in China on September 20 while his SBS mini-series Modern Farmer will premiere on October 18.

Aside from acting and singing, Lee Hong Ki has stepped into the world of fashion and is preparing to launch his own brand called "Skull Hong," which will feature skull characters, according to the website Yahoo Entertainment Singapore.

Last year, Lee published a nail art cook called "Lee Hong Ki Nail Book," which reportedly became a bestseller instantly. Lee has always shown an interest in fashion and has designed personal accessories and performance costumes.

As interested as he is in fashion and presentation, Lee had revealed last year that his ideal partner would be someone who is "glamorous."

"I like the style that gives a sense of volume," added Lee during his appearance on the show Choi Hwa Jung's Power Time, according to Allkpop.