Rising Sun (TVXQ album)

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Rising Sun
Rising Sun -Korean Album-.jpg
Studio album by
TVXQ
ReleasedSeptember 12, 2005
Recorded2005
StudioSM Digital Recording Studio (Seoul)
Genre
Length48:50
Language Korean
Label SM
TVXQ chronology
The Christmas Gift from TVXQ
(2004)		Rising Sun
(2005)		 Heart, Mind and Soul
(2006)
Hong Kong edition cover
Rising Sun alt cover.jpg
Rising Sun– Standard edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Tonight" Yoo Young-jin Yoo Han-jin  [ ko ]Yoo Han-jin4:40
2."Beautiful Life" Young-hu Kim
The Heavyweights3:37
3."Rising Sun" (순수;Sunsu;lit. Pure)Yoo Young-jinYoo Young-jinYoo Young-jin4:42
4."Unforgettable" (바보;Babo;lit. Fool)Kwon Yoon-jung Hwang Seong-je (BJJ Music)  [ ko ]Hwang Seong-je (BJJ Music)4:16
5."Love Is Never Gone" (내가 허락할 테니;Naega Heorakal Teni;lit. I Will Allow)Jin Young-jinJack Kugell (The Heavyweights)The Heavyweights4:44
6."Love After Love"
Lee Sang-inLee Sang-in3:47
7."Dangerous Mind"Yoo Young-jinYoo Young-jinYoo Young-jin3:56
8."One" Kenzie KenzieKenzie4:03
9."Love Is..."MinukiMinukiKim Sung-hoon3:41
10."Free Your Mind" (featuring The TRAX) Young-hu Kim (Xperimental Music)
  • Young-hu Kim (Xperimental Music)
  • William Pyon (Xperimental Music)
Ahn Ik-soo4:06
11."Love Is All I Need" (작은 고백;Jak-eun Gobaek;lit. Little Confession) Steven Lee Jojo Bee (Xperimental Music)Xperimental Music4:01
12."Always There..." (약속했던 그때에;Yaksokhaetdeon Geuttae-e;lit. When I Promised) Lee Yoon-jae  [ ko ]Lee Yoon-jaeLee Yoon-jae3:17
Total length:48:50
Rising Sun– Japanese edition
No.TitleLength
13."Beautiful Life" (Japanese version) 
Rising Sun– CD + VCD
No.TitleLength
13."Unforgettable" (바보) (中文版) 
14."Rising Sun" (순수) (中文版) 
Japanese edition – CD + VCD
No.TitleLength
1."Always There..." (music video) 
2."Rising Sun" (music video) 
3."Rising Sun" (music video – behind the scenes) (Japanese subtitles) 
Hong Kong edition – CD + VCD
No.TitleLength
1."Rising Sun" (music video) 
2."Rising Sun" (music video – behind the scenes) (Chinese subtitles) 
Thailand edition – CD + VCD
No.TitleLength
1."Always There..." (music video) 
2."Rising Sun" (music video) 
3."Rising Sun" (music video – behind the scenes) 
Taiwan edition – CD + VCD
No.TitleLength
1."Always There..." (music video) 

Charts

Sales

Sales figures for Rising Sun
RegionCertification Certified units/sales
South Korea—291,000 [7]

Release history

Release history and formats for Rising Sun
CountryDateFormat(s)Label
South KoreaSeptember 12, 2005 SM Entertainment
TaiwanOctober 10, 2005CD + video CD Avex Taiwan
Hong KongDecember 8, 2005 Avex Marketing
ThailandJuly 15, 2007SM Entertainment
JapanOctober 24, 2007

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