With the recent news of the Wonder Girls return to Korea in June along with their debut in Japan in July, fans were curious as to what their plans for the United States were. Well, JYP Entertainment has addressed it with an official statement on the Wonder Girls official website, wondergirlsworld.

You can read the statement in full below:

Dear Wonder Girls fans,

Today we would like to address the details about 2012 Wonder Girls’ activity.

First, we would like to emphasize that the entrance to the Japanese music market is just another stage
for the Wonder Girls who already procured United States, China, and other regions worldwide
as their performance stage.
After Wonder Girls have received numerous inquiries from Japan and observing their advertisement
and music business flourishing even without their official introduction, the members have expressed their intention for entering the Japanese market. Hence, we have been planning accordingly.

Similarly to the selection process for BGM for the ‘Mashu Puff Ko’ tie up advertisement; we requested
the Japanese record label to listen to the Wonder Girls’ released albums including the latest singles,
before we came to a conclusion. In order to accommodate their strong mutual interest in ‘Nobody,’
we decided to move forward with ‘Nobody’ as the title song for their first Japanese album.

Next, we would also like to address the domestic (Korea) schedule for Wonder Girls.

Wonder Girls’ new album in Korea is scheduled to be released in early June. We have a line up of captivating performances, to meet the expectation of our domestic fans.
We are delighted to inform you to highly anticipate the new looks from the Wonder Girls for this upcoming album.

Last announcement is in regards to the plans for U.S. activities.
After the Wonder Girls TV movie has been aired through TeenNick, we have been receiving proposals
from the major broadcasting companies in the United States.
Therefore, we are in the middle of arbitration for the proposals we have received.
As of now, our goal is to start implementing U.S. activities as soon as the plans for the TV-related project is finalized. We plan to utilize this project as a marketing tool for the release of the new album.

Finally, we would like to thank all our fans for your attention and continuous love and support for the Wonder Girls.

Thank You”

The girls are worldwide and it seems they have some big plans lined up for their U.S. activities.

Source: wondergirlsworld

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Wonder Girls garnered a lot attention from the local media in Japan.

As the group waits for their upcoming debut in Japan, Oricon introduces Wonder Girls as the leading K-pop girl group that brought the ‘Tell Me syndrome’ in Korea. The music video of ‘Tell Me’ drew in more than 100 million views as well as debuting at #76 on the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Nobody’ the very first among K-Pop artists.

According to Oricon, Wonder Girls is to release their Japanese debut album ‘Nobody for Everybody’ that includes the Japanese version of ‘Nobody’ on July 25.

The group has already been appearing to the public through their cosmetic commercial since last April.

cr: kpopstarz.com

From: Wonderful Philippines

Previously, the Korean press had reported Park Jin Young as saying, ‘In Korea, the Wonder Girls are in a place where it can’t go any higher. We want to aim for a bigger goal now,” during an interview with Japan’s Oricon regarding the Wonder Girls’ upcoming Japan debut.