G-Dragon's clothes, shoes and accessories on sale at the Corso Como bazaar

As tweeted by Lee Hyori last May 2, G-Dragon and other celebrities' personal stuff will be on sale at the Corso Como Bazaar in Apgujeong for charity starting May 4. Here are the items that G-Dragon put on sale as posted by a fan:

Lee Hyori's tweet:

Translation: "Starting at 3:00 on May 4th, the Apgujeong Corso Como bazaar will be open. Not just me, but G-Dragon, Bae Doo-Na, stylist Han Hye-Yun, etc. are doing it together along with many other people, so please hear this and come purchase~~~Proceeds will be donated to a good cause..."

Notes: Bae Doo-Na is an actress; Apgujeong is a shopping district in Seoul.

Credits: 스르륵 @ Bestiz | Lee Hyori
Translation: Sara @ bigbangupdates x fuckyeahbigbangstuff

Big Bang personal items on sale for "We Love Japan" Campaign

Big Bang members have donated some personal items to be sold for charity for Numero Tokyo's "We Love Japan" project. All profits from this campaign will be given to Japan's earthquake relief fund.

Interested buyers can check out Numero's site where you can register and choose which items to get. Only lucky registrants who get picked in the draw will be able to buy their chosen items. Shipping is limited to Japan addresses only.

Big Bang's items included in this project are as follows:
1) G-Dragon's necklace used in MV (no available pic yet)
2) Seungri's hat
3) Daesung's sneakers
4) T.O.P's jacket

5) Taeyang's microphone headset

All of Big Bang's items are priced at 50,000 yen.

Credits: Numero
Translations: Noriko @ bigbangupdates

JYJ to hold charity concert this summer in Japan

According to JYJ's official Japanese website, JYJ will be holding a special concert at Saitama Super Arena on June 7th. This concert is a charity concert and is being held for the victims of the March 11th earthquake in Japan. The earthquake has left thousands of people homeless and at least 21,000 people missing or dead.

JYJ has been one of the leading Korean artists giving a helping hand to the people of Japan. After leaving a heartfelt message to their fans in Japan, it was revealed that JYJ had donated 600 million won to World Vision for emergency relief to the people in Sendai and Fukushima. In addition, JYJ will be spreading the word about the Japan disaster during their second world tour. Not only are they lending support, they will be encouraging others to donate to the Japan relief fund.

"We don't know where to begin but there are many Japanese victims who are suffering from fear and grief due to the unexpected disaster. Among them are our precious fans which makes us even sadder. JYJ is with you in this. We would like to be of some help and hope to meet you all soon."

Currently, Japan has declared a level 7 nuclear disaster, the highest level. Previously, the country had been on level 5 nuclear disaster. Level 7 equals to "major release of radioactive material with widespread health and environmental effects requiring implementation of planned and extended countermeasures."

Tsunami survivors, villagers, rescue workers, and volunteers have also dug out any photos that they could find in the tsunami and earthquake stricken areas. A gallery has been set up for all photos and albums found for survivors to go through and claim them as they retain many memories from the past before the disaster.

Source: 10Asia and CNN (1)
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JYJ's Japanese Charity Event Tickets Sold Out! Great Interest For the Concert After 1 Year

The charity event to be held by male group JYJ to support victims in Japan is met with a high public interest.

Tickets for charity event in Saitama Super Arena, Japan on coming June 7th to support the earthquake victims in North Kanto area were reportedly sold out at the same time for both 14:00 and 17:00 shows.

An official confirmed, “This will be their concert in Japan after one year, since June last year. Because JYJ hasn’t performed in Japan for quite a long time, thus the anticipation from fans seems to get even higher.”

Saitama Super Arena is a venue that is able to accommodate approximately 35,000 people.

Just recently JYJ said through their official site, “We want to give a little courage for all disaster victims in Japan,” as the goal of their charity event.

According to the official, fee and proceeds generated from the concert will be donated to the earthquake victims.

Credits: TV Daily

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TVXQ U-know Yunho's fans donate 5 million yen to help earthquake victims

Many fan groups have banded together to raise funds to help the people of Japan after last week's disastrous earthquake and tsunami. It has been reported that TVXQ U-Know Yunho's fans are one of the fan groups who have done so.

Yunho's fansite ONE donated about 5 million yen to the Japan relief fund under his name. The fansite said, "We are trying to follow Yunho's spirit by volunteering and helping others in need."

On Yunho's last birthday, ONE contributed 10 million won to a social welfare facility at Yunho's hometown Guangzhou.

Visit www.redcross.org or text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10 from your phone.

Source: Newsen
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110317 JYJ Donation for Japan on News

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JYJ donates 600 Million Won

JYJ donated 600 million won through World Vision to assist in disaster relief activities in the areas of Japan which were most severely hit by the earthquake.

JYJ's donation of 600 million won will be used to provide emergency relief supplies to the areas of Sendai and Fukushima which were most greatly affected by the earthquake, to aid in the rebuilding and restoration of the cities, to aid in creating a place for children to rest and relax, as well as other programmes.

JYJ do not plan to stop at a short term donation, they also plan to proactively engage in long term disaster relief. From the 2nd, using their 9 cities World tour which will be starting in Bangkok, they will inform people about the severity of the damage by the huge earthquake, and plan to continuously send supportive messages using the World Vision Japan site.

During the World Tour Period, using the SNS World Tour Site which has been connected to their official site, they plan to unfold a supportive campaign called "Ganbare (try your best) Japan" together with fans from various countries, as well as a donation program together with World Vision. During their concert in Korea, which is the last stop in their World Tour, they plan to gather volunteers there and are making preparations for a meaningful event.

JYJ said, "Actually we felt a sense of burden and had hesitant thoughts about revealing the fact about our donation. But we think our actions will be able to become an impetus for even more people to take part."
Also "Currently, we hope that our donation will be substantially used to help the areas which have been most severely hit by the earthquake. We hope that the people of Japan will try their best to quickly regain their stability."

Translated by christabel88@DBSKnights
Source: http://contents.innolife.net/news/list.php?ac_id=4&ai_id=129132
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