Far East Asian Tigers perform at ONSO Festival to commemorate Hangul Day

The group Far East Asian Tigers met with fans through a vlog capturing scenes from the ONSO Festival held in celebration of Hangul Day, as well as the members' daily lives.

Released on the YouTube channel 'Far East Asian Tigers', the video features activities reflecting on the meaning of Hangul Day, preparations for the festival stage, and small episodes from the members' daily lives. This schedule, conducted as part of an event commemorating Hangul Day, appeared to hold special significance for the members.

Performing on the footsteps of King Sejong

Performing on the festival stage, Far East Asian Tigers shared their thoughts on performing at a location with deep historical significance. Regarding the opportunity to perform at a site honoring the achievements of King Sejong, the members conveyed the atmosphere of the scene, stating, "Since we are performing behind King Sejong, it makes us feel somewhat more humble." The stage composition, which seemed to follow in the footsteps of the Great King, added symbolism to the performance.

The passion of the performance venue was also captured. The members led the stage by greeting the audience and encouraging them to shout and enjoy themselves to their heart's content. The video reveals the scenery of the venue harmonizing with a cathedral, along with the sense of presence felt as a performance team.

Accidental encounters at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant and records of daily life

The human side of the members, distinct from their appearance on stage, was also captured. Member Gwangmo shared a unique experience from when he visited a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. While dining at the restaurant, he encountered a situation where their own song suddenly began to play. He expressed regret that although he filmed the video out of embarrassment, the song was not properly captured in the footage.

In addition, the video continued with various hobbies and daily conversations, such as a challenge to complete a 25m freestyle swim and an interest in clay shooting. They also revealed the team's identity by mentioning the progression from the former Maengho Band to the current Far East Asian Circus.

Through these activities, Far East Asian Tigers expressed their feelings, saying, "It is such a great place that it doesn't feel real that we have come here (the performance venue)." The members strengthened their resolve for future activities and sent greetings to their fans.

Source: original video (YouTube)