SuperHero
Japan, a group of Japanese Jaejoong fans, has provided a “support” for
the Ibaraki concert! While the “support” culture (of providing food and
refreshments for an event) is well-established in Korea, this is the
first time that a group of Japanese fans has done it, in our memory. The
below translates and summarizes the account provided by SuperHero
Japan.
First, there
were Jiji and Yoyo cookies. There were a lot of drinks provided
also—from tea that one could drink easily to nutrition drink for health.
The coffee is “Boss” ^_^…
Other than
the Jiji and Yoyo cookies, the snacks were specially chosen to be
non-perishable so that the staff could enjoy them easily.
The packaging was also done beautifully so that the exteriors of the snacks could be enjoyed. ^^
There are “JYJ” cookies ^^…
The packaging was also done beautifully so that the exteriors of the snacks could be enjoyed. ^^
There are “JYJ” cookies ^^…
Also, an “ooki ni” cookie because Jaejoong always says it in Osaka concerts (means “THANKS!” in Osaka Dialect) ^^…
The Japanese
fans prepared and carried the food from Osaka to Irabaki—they prepared
so much that their luggage could not even pass through the aisles of
Shinkansen (the bullet train) T_T…
Here were
many other things, such as the three Kitty bottles of mineral water,
towel, mineral sheets for wiping off sweat and etc….
Everything was packaged so that they could be in a Kitty bag. ^^
Everything was packaged so that they could be in a Kitty bag. ^^
For the staff there were a lot of snacks. The box is layered/stacked in two stories and so it holds much more than it seems.
Some were done with ribbons of the color green, the Jaejoong color. ^^ Some others were done in pink and brown.
Some were done with ribbons of the color green, the Jaejoong color. ^^ Some others were done in pink and brown.
Messages of “thank you” and such were put into the cookies.
A cute JJ seal ^^
These
are “SuperHero Japan” busses that fans rode to get to Irabaki^^—the
left one from the 2nd day and the right one from the 1st.
SuperHero Japan thanks SuperHero Korea, with whom they collaborated for this Support. ^_^
Cedits: SuperHero Japan via JJBirthday
Translation Credit: JYJ3
Please do not remove, alter, or add to the credits.
Translation Credit: JYJ3
Please do not remove, alter, or add to the credits.
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