VIBY, who made a surprise appearance at the Nippon Budokan in the shortest period of time, announced a special gift for their Korean fans.

'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' Korean versions released today (26th)Group VIBY will release Korean singing versions of 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' at 6 PM on the 26th. /Ri-em-jay[THE FACT|Reporter Park Ji-yoon] Japanese boy group VIBY is expanding its stage to Korea.New label Ri-em-jay announced on the 26th, "VIBY (Io, Renki, Akito, Ryoha, Kotaro) will release Korean singing versions of 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' through various music sites on this day." They plan to captivate domestic fans by newly singing songs previously pre-released in Japan in Korean.'HANAMARU', which ranked first on the Billboard Japan 'Hitseekers Songs' chart upon its release in Japan in May, is a youth song that offers warm support to those living ordinary daily lives. It delivers comfort with the message of giving yourself a compliment, 'You did a great job (HANAMARU),' on days that go well and days that don't.'Gotcha' is an upbeat dance-pop song that harmonizes refreshing guitar sounds, sensual synths, and an addictive melody to deliver pleasant energy. The members showcase a different musical color from 'HANAMARU' by infusing the freedom and fresh charm of youth.VIBY is the first artist from Ri-em-jay, a new label founded by producer Kim Mi-jung. The group name VIBY is an abbreviation of 'Voyage Into Bright Youth,' signifying a journey into bright youth.VIBY, which released their pre-debut digital single '恋におちたら (If I Fall in Love)' in Japan in March, made a strong impression by releasing a music video directed by Shunji Iwai, director of the Japanese film 'Love Letter.'Following the release of two digital singles in April and May, VIBY officially debuted in Japan by releasing their first physical single 'Miracle : The First Light' in June.The members' single ranked 5th on the Oricon Weekly Singles Ranking, and they held their debut showcase 'VIBY LAND' at the 10,000-seat Tokyo Budokan just 68 days after their debut. Notably, this record of the shortest period for a Japanese artist to perform at Budokan garnered significant attention locally.VIBY, which is making its presence felt in Japan, will accelerate its domestic promotion by releasing Korean singing versions of 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' through various music sites at 6 PM today.jiyoon-1031@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]