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190314 SUPER JUNIOR ELF- JAPAN MAGAZINE Vol.0015 – Leeteuk 190314 SUPER JUNIOR ELF- JAPAN MAGAZINE Vol.0015 – Leeteuk Qn 1 : 「Super Show 7」concerts in Japan has ended , want to hear your true feeling right now Ans: I was really happy & honored to be able to stand on the Tokyo dome stage again because I and the Japanese ELF had a very happy time together so I wanted to do the same type of live as before.To enable everyone to be close to my side again, I will work even harder. Qn 2 : It’s been 4 years apart for the concerts in Tokyo Dome , probably is the one filled with most energy and most effort put in right ? how do you spent the night just before the concert ? Ans : On the night just before the concert , I was really excited , my heart could never stop beating , no matter how I tried to sleep , I can’t . Took a half body bath to allow my emotions to be calmed down a bit , afterwards I went to sleep. Qn 3: Looking back at the performances , is there any moments that leave you a strong expression ? Ans : When getting ready to go up on stage to perform , the venue will be filled with blue , just liked the blue ocean during the encore , the waves of movement between people is really awesome . It has led me to have a strong impression . Recently and sometimes I will still think of that scene . Qn 4: In the year of 2012 , the first time that Super SHOW 4 had it’s first performance in Tokyo Dome , Fans used torchlights to create a blue ocean and compared to what you had seen now , is the feeling still the same too ? Ans : No matter what , no matter how many times that I had seen , I can only say : “ Very Touching ! ’’ Qn 5: At the venue of Super Show 7 , you sat on a moverable cart twice , while sitting on it , you waved and pointed to the audience a few times , what type of thoughts were you having at that time when revolving around the crowd ? Ans : Because there were many fans at the venue so I wanted to keep a slight distance away , fans who came upfront and before to do fan support , fanchants everytime , I do remember all of them and it’s engraved in my mind and also kept in my heart . I used my finger to point at fans by saying : “ You are mine ! ’’ (Laughs) Qn 6: 4 years ago Super Show 6 was held and compared to now , As a leader role for yourself and also physicologal understanding , are there any changes to be able to talk about ? Ans: I feel that things that I want to do now has become lesser than before , Members are all growing up in their own respective ways , in my own respective role I am also working seriously about it . Qn 7: The MV for One More Time that was released in Japan & korea was filmed at Macau , is there any happy things that happened during the filming process ? Ans: For Macau , overall the night was extremely beautiful but because the schedule was tight , so there’s no time for sightseeing , only a quick filming afterwards I went back home. Qn. 8: In SUJU New Japanese single << Make you smile>> that was recorded , there was “ In the scent of winter ’’ , “The twillight of spring ’’, “In the summer days of summer” and “You make me smile’’ etc. the song lyrics , do you have any specific scenery in any favorite seasons that you like or smell ? Ans : I like the atmosphere of Autumn but as time passes by , the sense of loneliness will continue to be strong , immersing into deeper thoughts of things will become more and more . Then , I feel that according to differences in climate changes , every season has it’s own benefits . Maybe I’m a person who likes to change according to liking. Qn 9: You will often find free time to do cooking by yourself in the midst of a busy schedule and then uploaded it on SNS, is there something that will always be kept in the fridge ? if not just keep it outside and not worry about it ? Ans: Meat ! This is something that must be kept inside and then it’s just ingredients to cook simple dishes example like Scallions and Onions !! Qn 10 : When Kyuhyun returns to the team next year , what type of image does SUPER JUNIOR wants to protray ? What type of image do you think you will be able to see ? Ans : Firstly , being able to stand on the same stage together is most important than many other things actually .Want to let every ELF see the image of togetherness of every members quickly. Qn 11. From SUPER SHOW 7 counting the respective number , in 2019 the 7 wishes for yourself is ? Ans: 1. Being able to find tiny sparkles of joy. 2. Be healthy 3. To live a life that isn’t lonely. 4. To not be tired 5. Never give up 6. Always smile 7. To love. .
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