Tohoshinki or TVXQ is a Korean talented boy band. In Japanese, TVXQ use the name Tohoshinki. This group is very popular in East Asia like Taiwan, Japan, Korean, and China.

Tohoshinki’s 23rd Japanese single. It was released July 16, 2008. It sold 68,417 copies in it it’s first week, 85,046 overall and reached #1 on the charts.

Artist : Tohoshinki
Single : Doushite Kimi Wo Suki Ni Natte Shimattandarou
Released Date : 16 July 2008
Track List :

1. Doushite Kimi Wo Suki Ni Natte Shimattandarou?
2. Box in the ship
3. Doushite Kimi Wo Suki Ni Natte Shimattandarou? (A Capella ver.)
4. Doushite Kimi Wo Suki Ni Natte Shimattandarou? (Less Vocal)
5. Box in the Ship (Less Vocal)

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Tohoshinki Doushite Kimi Wo Suki Ni Natte Shimattandarou Lyrics :

Doushite kimi wo suki ni natte shimattan darou?
Donna ni toki ga nagaretemo kimi wa zutto
Koko ni iru to, omotteta no ni
Demo kimi ga eranda no wa chigau michi

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Who is Tohoshinki?

TVXQ, an acronym for Tong Vfang Xien Qi is a quintet Korean boy band formed under SM Entertainment label, and later debuted under Avex Trax in Japan. Its five members specialize in the areas of singing, dance, a cappella, acting, and pop with an R&B vibe. Since debut, the group gained popularity in South Korea, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and other East Asian countries with a fan base ranging from teenage girls to middle-aged women.

TVXQ fans use various versions of the group’s name in different countries. In South Korea, the group is known as Dong Bang Shin Gi, abbreviated as DBSG or DBSK, while the Japanese equivalent of the group’s name is Tohoshinki, abbreviated as THSK. TVXQ, the acronym based on the Chinese counterpart of their name Tong Vfang Xien Qi, is the abbreviation officially used on all advertisements and products outside of Japan. Their name roughly translates as “Rising Gods of the East” in all three languages.

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