Sakura caused controversy when she returned to Korea and continued her career as a Kpop idol

The upcoming orientation of the female idol seems to receive a lot of mixed opinions from the online community.

Recently, the cult female idol Miyawaki Sakura was officially present in Korea after many rumors about her continuing to return and build a career here. Despite receiving many congratulations from fans, Sakura's decision this time caused controversy around.

Accordingly, an article was posted saying that the contract between Miyawaki Sakura and HYBE is coming very close. It is worth mentioning that in Japan, she is a top star with huge public influence and Sakura is also the center of one of the most popular groups in Japan.

It is known that Sakura has officially decided to "graduate" from HKT48 in June and is ready to go to Korea. This incident was very noticeable in Japan, the news of Sakura signing with HYBE was even known to the Japanese media first - not the press in Korea.

Not only that, many netizens also asked questions around what made a Japanese female star in her prime decide to become a Kpop idol? In the 2000s, the situation was quite the opposite. Japan is the dream stage to prove the value of Korea's best stars. Singers and groups like: SES, BoA, TVXQ and Girls Generation, top Korean stars all entered the Japanese market.

Some experts believe that K-pop's shift in status is the answer. Starting in the 2010s, K-pop stars like Girls Generation and Big Bang began touring around the world, transcending Asia and no longer relying too much on Japan.

It is known that before returning to Korea, there were a lot of rumors surrounding that the popular female idol will return to the house with BTS, TXT, ... and debut in a girl group with HYBE Labels in the near future. Fans were shocked. Facing this incident, there were many mixed opinions from netizens:

"Honestly, Kpop's style is better, the concept is better, and the way agencies treat female idols is better, there's no reason not to come to Korea and become an idol here. She's got everything."

"They came here because Korea is a good environment for female idols and will take bigger strides in their careers."

"I like Sakura, but it's embarrassing to say that she's a top star... Before Produce, Sakura was only known as a member of HKT, and the public didn't know much about her" .

"Are you kidding me?... Who is the top star of a Japanese girl group?"

"But isn't she too weak compared to the general talent of Kpop idols?"

"Probably a problem from IZ*ONE"

Miyawaki Sakura is a popular female idol born in 1998. She is a Japanese singer, actress, model, former member of the Japanese idol group HKT48, as well as the vice-captain of Team KIV of HKT48 and HKT48. She used to be AKB48 of team A. Before officially graduating from this system, Sakura used to be one of the main members of the group, she was the center (member who plays the role of the center of the group) and achieved many achievements. private work for himself.

The biggest turning point for the female idol can be seen since Sakura officially joined the survival show "Produce 48". Noted for her bright stage appearance and good skills, Sakura received a lot of support and officially debuted with the winning group in 2018. However, the group officially ended the contract in fans' regret in April 2021 and Sakura officially returned to Japan, performing a graduation ceremony at HKT48.

Currently, Sakura's incident is still receiving a lot of attention from fans. Accordingly, the female idol's act of returning to Korea at this time seems to say that she will continue to debut here almost exactly. The public and Sakura's fans are all looking forward to the female idol's next activities in the near future.

Sakura (IZONE) sắp debut cùng nhóm nữ đàn em BTS? team youtube14:35:51 12/03/2021Ngay sau khi Mnet đưa ra thông báo chính thức rằng IZONE sẽ tan rã vào tháng Tư năm nay, truyền thông Hàn đã cho đăng tải tin tức rằng thành viên Miyawaki Sakura đang dự định đầu quân vào Big Hit Entertainment. . Trưa ngày 11/3, truyền thông Hàn Quốc đưa tin:...