Karasia

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Karasia
Tour by Kara
Karasia Tour 2012.jpg
Associated albumVarious
Start dateFebruary 18, 2012 (2012-02-18)
End dateAugust 25, 2024 (2024-08-25)
Legs5
No. of shows2 in South Korea
56 in Japan
58 Total

Karasia are a series of concert tours by South Korean girl group Kara. The first concert tour titled Karasia began in Seoul, South Korea in February 2012, [1] and continued with 12 shows in Japan starting in Yokohama in April. [2] The tour was also planned to have dates in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and others, but this never came to fruition. [3]

Contents

The 2012 tour concluded in Saitama on May 27, 2012, and attracted around 150,000 people in Japan. The last concert was broadcast live through streaming in 60 different theaters throughout Japan, and all the tickets to the theaters were sold out as well. [4] All solo songs that the girls performed in the Japanese tour was released on the album Kara Collection on September 5, 2012. On January 6, 2013, the group held a special concert at the Tokyo Dome in front of 45,000 people, making them the first female South Korean artist to hold a concert at the venue. [5]

A second tour, also titled Karasia, started in Japan on October 8, 2013. The tour attracted 120,000 people and was the last with members Nicole and Jiyoung prior to their departures from the group in January 2014. The group then embarked on their third Japanese tour on October 24, 2014, their first with new member Youngji. A fourth Karasia Japanese tour took place in September 2015 and was the group's final tour before their disbandment in January 2016. Kara's four concert tours in South Korea and Japan attracted a total of over 420,000 people.

Set lists

Seoul, South Korea (2012)
  1. "Step"
  2. "Wanna"
  3. "Jumping"
  4. "Secretly Secretly" (몰래몰래)
  5. "Umbrella"
  6. "Binks"
  7. "Date (My Boy)"
  8. "With"
  9. "I'm..(Ing)" (나는..(Ing))
  10. "Wait"
  11. Tango Dance + "Day Dream" (Park Gyuri's solo)
  12. "Superstar" (Han Seung-yeon's solo)
  13. "Beat It" (Nicole Jung's solo, Michael Jackson cover)
  14. "Secret Love" (Goo Ha-ra's solo)
  15. "Lupin"
  16. "Let It Go"
  17. "Break It"
  18. "Umbrella" + "Wanna Do" (Kang Jiyoung's solo, Acoustic Ver)
  19. "Guilty" (Han Seung-yeon's solo)
  20. "Love" + Sport Dance (Goo Ha-ra's solo)
  21. "Lost" (Nicole Jung's solo)
  22. "Maria" (Park Gyuri's solo)
  23. "Superman" (Norazo cover)
  24. "Lonely"
  25. "Winter Magic"
  26. "Honey"
  27. "Jet Coaster Love"
  28. "With My Heart (Dear Kamilia)" (내 마음을 담아서 (Dear Kamilia))
  29. "My Darling"
  30. "Mister"

Encore:

  1. "Pretty Girl"
  2. "Girls Be Ambitious"
  3. "Rock U"

Notes:

  • A-Jax's leader, Hyeongkon, performed on Nicole's solo song "Lost", dubling the voice of 2AM's Jin-woon, who originally make a featuring in the song.
Japan (2012)
  1. "Speed Up"
  2. "Jumping"
  3. "Dreaming Girl"
  4. "Umbrella" (Japanese version)
  5. "Girl's Power"
  6. "Pretty Girl"
  7. "Lost" + "The Game of Love" / "Beat It"* (Nicole Jung's solo)
  8. "Kara Medley ("Umbrella", "Whisper" and "Mister") + "Wanna Do" (Kang Ji-young's solo)
  9. "Secret Love" (Goo Ha-ra's solo)
  10. Tango Dance + "Daydream" (Park Gyuri's solo)
  11. "Guilty" (Han Seung-yeon's solo)
  12. "Lupin"
  13. "Step"
  14. "Let it Go"
  15. "Honey"
  16. "Winter Magic"
  17. "Missing"
  18. "Ima, Okuritai 'Arigatō'"
  19. "Go Go Summer!"
  20. "Jet Coaster Love"
  21. "Mister"

Encore:

  1. "Girls Be Ambitious"
  2. "SOS"
  3. "Rock U"

Notes:

  • Due to Nicole's leg injury, she performed "The Game of Love" instead of "Beat It". In their show in Saitama, "Beat It" was performed replacing "The Game of Love".
  • A-Jax performed as opening act in the last two shows.
Japan - Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome (2013)
  1. "Pandora"
  2. "Speed Up"
  3. "Jumping"
  4. "Dreaming Girl"
  5. "Honey" (Metal version) (Cyntia's guest performance)
  6. Drum solo + "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" (Goo Ha-ra's solo)
  7. "Strong Enough" (Han Seung-yeon's solo)
  8. "Girl's Power"
  9. "Kiss Me Tonight"
  10. "Pretty Girl"
  11. "Winter Magic"
  12. "Orion"
  13. "Ima, Okuritai 'Arigatō'"
  14. "Humpin' Around" (Nicole Jung's solo)
  15. "Daydream" (Remix) (Park Gyuri's solo)
  16. "Gakuen Tengoku" (Kang Ji-young's solo)
  17. "Lupin"
  18. "Step"
  19. "Let it Go"
  20. "Electric Boy"
  21. "Go Go Summer!"
  22. "Jet Coaster Love"
  23. "Rock U"

Encore:

  1. "Girls Be Ambitious"
  2. "SOS"
  3. "Mister"

Notes:

  • The Japanese girl rock band Cyntia played a metal version of "Honey" as a special guest performance, as well they were the band on Hara's solo performance.
  • As opening for Seung-yeon's solo performance, it was shown, in a VTR, pictures of her since Kara's debut until today, as well baby photos of her.
  • As opening for Gyuri's solo performance, she performed a special ballet from Swan Lake.
  • As opening for Nicole's solo performance, a VTR of her being a DJ and dancing a song was shown.
  • As opening for Jiyoung's solo performance, a VTR of some students in a Japanese school praising a photo of her in Girls Forever 's album booklet, then call them to go to Tokyo Dome. The band Cyntia played on her performance.
  • A preview of the group's first TV anime Kara The Animation aired before the performance of "Mister".
Japan (2013)
  1. "Lupin"
  2. "Jumping"
  3. "Pandora"
  4. "Damaged Lady"
  5. "2Night"
  6. "Geuriun Naren (Miss U)"
  7. "Pretty Girl"
  8. "We Will Rock You" (Queen cover) (Han Seung-yeon's solo)
  9. "Anata ga Iru Kara" (Mika Nakashima cover) (Park Gyuri's solo)
  10. "We Found Love" (Rihanna cover) (Nicole Jung's solo)
  11. "Glamorous Sky" (Mika Nakashima cover) (Goo Ha-ra's solo)
  12. "Hideki Saijyo" (Village People Japanese cover) (Kang Ji-young's solo)
  13. "Winter Magic"
  14. "Hanabi"
  15. "Dul Junge Hana (Runaway)"
  16. "Bye Bye Happy Days!"
  17. "Girl's Power"
  18. "My Boy"
  19. "Thank You Summer Love"
  20. "Go Go Summer!"
  21. "Jet Coaster Love"

Encore:

  1. "Mister"
  2. "Sweet Days"
  3. "Ima, Okuritai 'Arigatō'"
  4. "Step"
Japan (2014)
  1. "Mamma Mia! (Japanese Version)"
  2. "Pandora"
  3. "Lupin"
  4. "Happy Happy Love"
  5. "So Good"
  6. "Rescue Me"
  7. "天使のウィンク (Tenshi no Wink)" (Seiko Matsuda cover) (Heo Young-ji)
  8. "Love the Way You Lie (Part II) / Dirrty" (Rihanna/Christina Aguilera cover) (Han Seung-yeon)
  9. "みんな空の下 (Minna Sora no Shita)" (Ayaka cover) (Goo Ha-ra)
  10. "Hush Hush" (The Pussycat Dolls cover) (Park Gyuri)
  11. "Pretty Girl"
  12. "Jet Coaster Love"
  13. "Girl's Power"
  14. "Rock U"
  15. "Good-bye days" (Yui cover) (Park Gyuri & Han Seung-yeon)
  16. "Crazy in Love" (Beyoncé cover) (Goo Ha-ra & Heo Young-ji)
  17. "一番にわたしを抱きしめて (Ichiban ni Watashi o Dakishimete)"
  18. "French Kiss"
  19. "Promise"
  20. "Pop Star"
  21. "Mister"

Encore:

  1. "Go Go Summer!"
  2. "SOS"
  3. "Step"

Notes:

  • Park Gyuri performed Juju's "明日がくるなら (Ashita ga Kuru Nara)" as her solo performance in Okayama. [6]
Japan (2015)
  1. "Thank You Summer Love"
  2. "Girl's Power"
  3. "Cupid"
  4. "Whisper"
  5. "Dreaming Girl"
  6. "Mamma Mia! (Japanese Version)"
  7. "I LOVE YOU" (Yutaka Ozaki cover) (Han Seung-yeon)
  8. "なんてったってアイドル (Nantettatte Aidoru)" (Kyōko Koizumi cover) (Heo Young-ji)
  9. "SAKURA" (Ikimono-gakari cover) (Park Gyuri)
  10. "Choco Chip Cookies" (Goo Ha-ra)
  11. "HANABI"
  12. "Last Summer"
  13. "Endless Night"
  14. "Summer☆gic"
  15. "Honey"
  16. "N.E.V.E.R.L.A.N.D."
  17. "Sunshine Miracle"
  18. "Go Go Summer!"
  19. "Pretty Girl"
  20. "Jet Coaster Love"
  21. "Mister"

Encore:

  1. "Bye Bye Happy Days!"
  2. "Step"
  3. "Rock U"

Notes:

Tour dates

Karasia 1st Tour / Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
February 18, 2012 Seoul South Korea Olympic Gymnastics Arena 18,000 [8]
February 19, 2012
April 14, 2012 Yokohama Japan Yokohama Arena 150,000 [9]
April 15, 2012
April 18, 2012 Nagoya Nippon Gaishi Hall
April 19, 2012
April 27, 2012 Osaka Osaka-jō Hall
April 28, 2012
April 30, 2012 Fukuoka Marine Messe Fukuoka
May 1, 2012
May 16, 2012 Tokyo Yoyogi National Gymnasium
May 17, 2012
May 26, 2012 Saitama Saitama Super Arena
May 27, 2012
January 6, 2013Tokyo Tokyo Dome 45,000 [10]
Estimated Total213,000
Karasia 2nd Japan Tour
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
October 8, 2013YokohamaJapanYokohama Arena120,000 [11]
October 9, 2013
October 16, 2013FukuokaMarine Messe Fukuoka
October 17, 2013
October 23, 2013OsakaOsaka-jō Hall
October 24, 2013
October 29, 2013NagoyaNippon Gaishi Hall
October 30, 2013
November 9, 2013 Fukui Sun Dome Fukui
November 10, 2013
November 19, 2013SaitamaSaitama Super Arena
November 20, 2013
November 23, 2013 Kobe World Memorial Hall
November 24, 2013
Karasia 3rd Japan Tour
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
October 24, 2014FukuokaJapan Fukuoka Sunpalace 55,000 [12]
October 25, 2014
October 27, 2014Nagoya Nagoya Congress Center
November 3, 2014 Okayama Okayama Civic Hall
November 5, 2014 Kanazawa Honda Forest Hall
November 6, 2014 Niigata Niigata Prefectural Civic Center
November 14, 2014Osaka Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium
November 15, 2014
November 18, 2014YokohamaYokohama Arena
November 19, 2014
Karasia 4th Japan Tour
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
September 1, 2015OsakaJapan Zepp Namba 35,000 [13]
September 2, 2015
September 3, 2015
September 4, 2015NagoyaNagoya Congress Center
September 8, 2015KanazawaHonda Forest Hall
September 10, 2015 Hiroshima Hiroshima Art and Culture Hall
September 12, 2015OkayamaOkayama Civic Hall
September 21, 2015Fukuoka Zepp Fukuoka
September 22, 2015
September 24, 2015Yokohama Pacifico Yokohama
September 25, 2015
September 28, 2015
September 29, 2015
Karasia 5th Japan Tour [14]
DateCityCountryVenueAttendance
August 17, 2024TokyoJapanLaLa Arena Tokyo-Bay—
August 18, 2024
August 24, 2024Osaka Asue Arena Osaka
August 25, 2024

DVD

Japanese version

Kara 1st Japan Tour Karasia
Video by
Kara
ReleasedNovember 14, 2012 (2012-11-14)
Recorded2012
Genre K-pop, J-pop
Label Universal Sigma
Kara chronology
Kara Best Clips II & Shows
(2012)		Kara 1st Japan Tour Karasia
(2012)		2012 Karasia Seoul Concert
(2012)

Kara 1st Japan Tour Karasia is the second live DVD of the South Korean girl group Kara. It was released on November 14, 2012, in 2 formats: DVD and Blu-ray and 2 different editions: Limited edition (2 discs) and Regular edition (1 disc). The DVD was scheduled to be released on October 17 along with the group's seventh Japanese single "Electric Boy" but it was postponed to November 14, 2012, due to an error found in one of the discs. [15] The DVD was released along with the group's third Japanese album Girls Forever .

Track listing
Disc 1: Live DVD [16] [17]
No.TitleLength
1."Speed Up" (スピード アップ) 
2."Jumping" (ジャンピン) (Japanese version) 
3."Dreamin' Girl" (ドリーミンガール) 
4."Umbrella" (アンブレラ) (Japanese version) 
5."Girl's Power" (ガールズ パワー) 
6."Pretty Girl" 
7."Lost" (Nicole solo) (Korean version) 
8."Kara Medley ("Umbrella", "Whisper" and "Mister") / Wanna Do" (Ji-young solo) (Korean version) 
9."L-O-V-E / Secret Love" (Ha-ra solo) (Korean version) 
10."Daydream" (Gyu-ri solo) (Korean version) 
11."Guilty" (Seung-yeon solo) (Korean version) 
12."Lupin" 
13."Step" 
14."Let It Go" 
15."Honey" 
16."Winter Magic" (ウィンターマジック) 
17."Missing" (ミッシング) 
18."Ima, Okuritai 'Arigatō'" (今、贈りたい「ありがとう」) 
19."Go Go Summer!" (GO GO サマー!) 
20."Jet Coaster Love" (ジェットコースターラブ) 
21."Mister" (ミスター) (Japanese version) 
22."Girls Be Ambitious!" (ガールズ ビー アンビシャス!) (Encore) 
23."SOS" (Encore) 
24."Rock U" (Encore) 
Disc 2: Bonus disc (Limited edition only) [18] [19]
No.TitleLength
1."Making-of Special movie" (スペシャル・メイキング・フィルム) 
Charts
ChartPeak
position
Oricon Weekly DVD chart1
Oricon Weekly Blu-ray chart1
Oricon Yearly DVD chart48
Oricon Yearly Blu-ray chart25
Sales and certifications
ChartAmount
Oricon physical sales [20] 60,008+
Release history
CountryDateFormatLabel
JapanNovember 14, 2012 DVD, [16] [17] Blu-ray Disc [18] [19] Universal Sigma

Korean version

2012 Karasia Seoul Concert
Video by
Kara
ReleasedDecember 26, 2012 (2012-12-26)
RecordedFebruary 18–19, 2012
Genre K-pop
Label Universal Sigma
Kara chronology
Kara 1st Japan Tour Karasia
(2012)		2012 Karasia Seoul Concert
(2012)		Karasia 2013 Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome
(2013)

2012 Karasia Seoul Concert is the third live DVD of the South Korean girl group Kara. It was released on December 26, 2012, only in DVD format. [21] The DVD contains the first Korean concert of the group held in the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul, South Korea, during February 18 and 19, 2012. [22]

Track listing
Disc 1 [23]
No.TitleLength
1."Opening" 
2."Step" 
3."Wanna" 
4."Jumping" 
5."Ment 1" 
6."Secretly Secretly" 
7."Before the Date" (VTR 1) 
8."Umbrella" 
9."Binks" 
10."Date (My Boy)" 
11."With" 
12."MENT 2" 
13."I'm... (Ing)" 
14."Wait" 
15."Shooting time of Kara" (VTR 2) 
16."Tango + Daydream" (Gyuri solo) 
17."Secret Love" (Hara solo) 
18."Mysterious Lupin" (VTR 3) 
19."Lupin" 
20."Let It Go" 
21."History of Kara" (VTR 4) 
22."Kara Medley ("Umbrella", "What's This?", "Good Day") + Wanna Do" (Jiyoung solo) 
23."Guilty" (Seung-yeon solo) 
24."L-O-V-E + ChaChaCha" (Hara solo) 
25."Lost" (Nicole solo) 
26."Maria" (Gyuri solo) 
27."Super Girl" 
Disc 2 [23]
No.TitleLength
1."Love Is" (VTR 5) 
2."Lonely" 
3."Winter Magic" 
4."Honey" 
5."Jet Coaster Love" 
6."Ment 3" 
7."With My Heart (Dear Kamilia)" 
8."My Darling" 
9."Rehearsal" (VTR 6) 
10."Mister" 
11."Kara Animation" (VTR 7) 
12."Pretty Girl" 
13."Girls Be Ambitious!" 
14."Rock U" 
Disc 3 [23]
No.TitleLength
1."Special making" (off-shot movie) 
Charts
ChartPeak
position
Oricon Weekly DVD chart7
Sales and certifications
ChartAmount
Oricon physical sales [20] 9,830+
Release history
CountryDateFormatLabel
JapanDecember 26, 2012 DVD [23] Universal Sigma

Tokyo Dome version

Karasia 2013 Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome
Video by
Kara
ReleasedMarch 27, 2013 (2013-03-27)
RecordedJanuary 6, 2013
Genre K-pop, J-pop
Label Universal Sigma
Kara chronology
2012 Karasia Seoul Concert
(2012)		Karasia 2013 Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome
(2013)

Karasia 2013 Happy New Year in Tokyo Dome is the eighth DVD, third Blu-ray and fourth live released by KARA. It was released in 2 formats (DVD and Blu-ray) and 2 editions: Limited and Regular. The limited editions includes a bonus disc with making of, rehearsals and an off-shot movie of the concert. The DVD includes their concert on Tokyo Dome, realized on January 6, 2013.

Track listing
Disc 1 [23]
No.TitleLength
1."Pandora" 
2."Speed Up" (スピード アップ) 
3."Jumping" (ジャンピン) 
4."Dreamin' Girl" (ドリーミンガール) 
5."Honey" ((performed by Cyntia)) 
6."I Love Rock 'n' Roll" (Hara solo) 
7."Strong Enough (ストロング・イナフ)" (Seung-yeon solo) 
8."Girl's Power" (ガールズ パワー) 
9."Pretty Girl" 
10."Winter Magic" (ウィンターマジック) 
11."Orion" (オリオン) 
12."Ima, Okuritai 'Arigatō'" (今、贈りたい「ありがとう」) 
13."Humpin' Around" (Nicole solo) 
14."Swan Lake + Daydream" (Gyuri solo) 
15."School Heaven (学園天国)" (Jiyoung solo) 
16."Lupin" 
17."Step" 
18."Let It Go" 
19."Electric Boy" (エレクトリックボーイ) 
20."Go Go Summer!" (GO GO サマー) 
21."Jet Coaster Love" (ジェットコースターラブ) 
22."Rock U" 
23."Girls Be Ambitious!" (ガールズ ビー アンビシャス!) 
24."SOS" 
25."Mister" (ミスター) 
Disc 2 [23]
No.TitleLength
1."Tojitsu no Butaiura ni Kanzen Mitchaku Shita Off-shot Eizo" (当日の舞台裏に完全密着したオフショット映像) 
Charts
ChartPeak
position
Oricon Weekly DVD chart4
Oricon Weekly Blu-ray chart3
Sales and certifications
ChartAmount
Oricon physical sales [20] 32,552+
Release history
CountryDateFormatLabel
JapanMarch 27, 2013 DVD, Blu-ray [23] Universal Sigma

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Heo Young-ji</span> South Korean singer (born 1994)

Heo Young-ji, better known mononymously as Youngji, is a South Korean singer, dancer, entertainer and television personality. She is best known as a member of girl group Kara. In 2023, Heo Young-ji made her official solo debut with the release of the single "L.O.V.E."

<i>Day & Night</i> (EP) 2014 EP by Kara

Day & Night is the sixth extended play by South Korean girl group Kara, released on August 18, 2014, with the lead single "Mamma Mia". It marks their first released with new member Heo Youngji after the departure of members Nicole and Jiyoung earlier in the year.

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