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'''Tong Vfang Xien Qi''' (東方神起 in Hanja/Chinese/Japanese; 동방신기 in Hangul) is a five-member male chorus group based in Korea by [[SM Entertainment]]. In Japan, they are officially known as '''TOHOSHINKI'''. Due to differences in romanization of the Hangul by fans, they are often seen as Dong Bang Shin Ki or Dong Bang Shin Gi. Depending on which romanization is used, they are abbreviated as TVXQ, TVfXQ, DBSK, DBSG, or THSK. On official material in Korea and Japan they are shortened to TVXQ and THSK respectively. The group itself mostly uses the "TVfXQ" abbreviation.
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'''Tong Vfang Xien Qi''' (東方神起 in Hanja/Chinese/Japanese; 동방신기 in Hangul) is a Korean five-member male group. In Japan, they are officially known as '''Tohoshinki'''. Due to differences in romanization of the Hangul, they are often seen as Dong Bang Shin Ki or Dong Bang Shin Gi. Depending on which romanization is used, they are abbreviated as TVXQ!, TVfXQ, DBSK, DBSG, or THSK. On official material in Korea and Japan they are shortened to TVXQ and THSK respectively. The group itself mostly uses the "TVfXQ" abbreviation.
  
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TVXQ has debuted in Korea, Japan, and China and is well known as one of the leaders of the [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallyu Hallyu] Korean Wave. They are currently under the [[SM Entertainment]] label in Korea and the [[avex]] [[rhythm zone]] label in Japan.
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TVXQ has debuted in Korea, Japan, and China and is well known as one of the leaders of the [[Wikipedia:Hallyu|Hallyu]] Korean Wave. They are currently under the [[SM Entertainment]] label in Korea and the [[rhythm zone]] label in Japan.
  
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==<span class="mw-headline"> Members </span>==
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* [[Hero (DBSK)|Hero]] (Kim Jaejoong 김재중; JEJUNG ジェジュン)
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* [[Hero (DBSK)|Hero]] (Kim Jaejoong 김재중)
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* [[U-Know]] (Jung Yunho 정윤호; YUNHO ユンホ) (Leader)
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* [[U-Know]] (Jung Yunho 정윤호) (Leader)
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* [[Micky]] (Park Yoochun 박유천; YUCHUN ユチョン)
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* [[Micky]] (Park Yoochun 박유천)
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* [[Xiah]] (Kim Junsu 김준수; JUNSU ジュンス)
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* [[Xiah]] (Kim Junsu 김준수)
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* [[Max]] (Shim Changmin 심창민)
 
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==<span class="mw-headline">Information</span>==
 
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<div class="thumb tleft"><div class="thumbinner" style="width: 252px">[[Image:dbskdebut.jpg|[[Image:250px-dbskdebut.jpg|250px|TVXQ promoting "Hug"]]]]<div class="thumbcaption"><div class="magnify" style="float: right">[[Image:dbskdebut.jpg|[[Image:magnify-clip.png]]]]</div>TVXQ promoting "Hug"</div></div></div>
 
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===<span class="mw-headline">Formation</span>===
 
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The five members of '''Tong Vfang Xien Qi''' were chosen via several auditions held by SM Entertainment. The first member to joing the group was [[Xiah|Kim Junsu]], who was chosen for his singing ability. He entered SM at twelve years of age and was trained for about six years before he debuted as Xiah Junsu. The second member added, who would later become the leader, was [[U-Know|Jung Yunho]], who went by U-Know Yunho. He was chosen for his dancing ability and first place in a dance competition. Previously, he had rapped and done work with [[Dana]]. The third member added was [[Hero|Kim Jaejoong]], who won a competition for both looks and voice. His nickname, Youngwoong, which translates to Hero, was given to him by a fortune teller. Fourth came the youngest member, [[Max|Shim Changmin]], who was chosen for his vocals. Finally, [[Micky|Park Yoochun]] was added before the group's debut. Yoochun had been living in Chantilly, Virginia in the United States with his family, where he attended high school, and went by the name Micky. He was spotted by SM Entertainment in an all-state singing competition, in which he had won first place.
 
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<div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style="width: 302px">[[Image:dbskinternational.jpg|[[Image:300px-dbskinternational.jpg|300px|TVXQ promoting TRI-ANGLE]]]]<div class="thumbcaption"><div class="magnify" style="float: right">[[Image:dbskinternational.jpg|[[Image:magnify-clip.png]]]]</div>TVXQ promoting TRI-ANGLE</div></div></div>
 
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===<span class="mw-headline">Debut and Early Works</span>===
 
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TVXQ debuted in Korea on December 26th, 2003 during a [[BoA]] performance in tribute to [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Britney_Spears Britney Spears], singing "Oh Holy Night" a capella with BoA, as well as their first single [[Hug (DBSK)|HUG]]. They chose the name "Cassiopeia" for their fanclub because the constellation has five stars, matching TVXQ. Though evidence surfaced that [[SM Entertainment]] had intended upon a group with rotating membership, the idea was abandoned due to strong fan dissension. They quickly found themselves at number 1 on the Korean Charts as they released their first album [[Tri-Angle|TRI-ANGLE]] on October 13th, 2004. They released their second album, [[Christmas Gift from Dong Bang Shin Ki]], a Christmas tribute featuring a few a capella tracks that December. Soon after they turned their attentions to the Chinese market, releasing Chinese/English versions of the songs "Hug" and "TRI-ANGLE". In 2005, they released their third Korean album, [[Rising Sun]], which was also a success, selling 284,045 copies overall.
 
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Between their second and third album, TVXQ began their "Rising Sun 1st Asia Tour" tour across Asia, making stops in China, Malaysia, Thailand and Japan [[http://www.star-ecentral.com/news/story.asp?file=/2006/7/18/music/14861880&sec=music 1]]. In 2005, they debuted in Japan with their single [[Stay With Me Tonight]]. Though the group did not speak Japanese, they found themselves thrust into the Japanese market in an attempt to increase their notoriety. Learning Japanese from staff members, they went on to release six singles and an album between 2005 and 2006, though not to much commercial success. When asked to reflect on their first venture in Japan, group members agreed that it was lonely and they had spent a lot of time in their apartment. After their single [[Sky (Tohoshinki)|Sky]], a moderate success which placed # 6 on the [[Oricon]] charts, they once again returned to focus on Korea and began preparations for their third Korean album.
 
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<div class="thumb tleft"><div class="thumbinner" style="width: 252px">[[Image:dbskO.jpg|[[Image:250px-dbskO.jpg|250px|TVXQ promoting 'O' - Jung.Ban.Hap]]]]<div class="thumbcaption"><div class="magnify" style="float: right">[[Image:dbskO.jpg|[[Image:magnify-clip.png]]]]</div>TVXQ promoting 'O' - Jung.Ban.Hap</div></div></div>
 
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In late 2006, the group began promoting their third Korean album, [['O' - Jung.Ban.Hap]] and its repackaging with the song "Balloons". The album saw great commercial success, eventually selling over 370,000 copies in Korea and internationally, winning the group a variety of awards.
 
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2006 was a year full of scandals for the group. In April, Jaejoong was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. He appeared in their next concert, however, and apologized to fans 100 times. In October, an incident with an anti-fan left Yunho hospitalized after he drank from a bottle containing [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate Cyanoacrylate], also known as Super Glue. Though the girl's identity was known, no charges were pressed as Yunho stated that he has a sister near the same age as the girl. Yunho was replaced in the performances around that time by a masked dancer. Towards the end of November, a man named Han came forward claiming to be Jaejoong's biological father and filed a lawsuit against his adoptive parents. The lawsuit was withdrawn, however, when Jaejoong recognized the man as his real father but chose to keep his adoptive name.
 
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Keeping a busy schedule, in late 2006, TVXQ turned their undivided attention back to the Japanese market. In December, they released their 9th Japanese single, [[Miss You / "O" Sei Han Gou|miss you / "O" - Sei・Han・Gou]], which charted on the [[Oricon]] in the #3 spot. All five members began taking intensive Japanese lessons to help their ability to communicate and subsequently began appearing on many Japanese variety shows while continuing to release singles and their second Japanese album, [[Five in the Black]]. Then began their "FIVE IN THE BLACK" tour and due to their popularity, added two concerts at the legendary Tokyo Nippon Budoukan Arena. In June, they released the single [[Lovin' You (Tohoshinki)| Lovin' you]], which was a great success and ranked #2 on the Oricon. In August, they released their four-sided [[Summer ~Summer Dream / Song for You / Love in the Ice~|SUMMER ~Summer Dream / Song for you / Love in the Ice~]] single, which peaked at #1 in the daily charts, but fell short to [[Hey! Say! 7]]'s single and took the #2 spot for the week. Their 13th single [[Shine / Ride On]] released on the 19th of September also ranked #2 on the Oricon charts.
 
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<div class="thumb tright"><div class="thumbinner" style="width: 302px">[[Image:dbsktohoshinki.jpg|[[Image:300px-dbsktohoshinki.jpg|300px|TVXQ in Japan]]]]<div class="thumbcaption"><div class="magnify" style="float: right">[[Image:dbsktohoshinki.jpg|[[Image:magnify-clip.png]]]]</div>TVXQ in Japan</div></div></div>
 
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TVXQ continued their international concert and fan-meet venture, "2nd Asia Live Tour Concert 'O'", making stops in China and Taiwan. However, due to the rare mid-autumn Typhoon Krosa, their second concert in Taiwan was canceled, resulting in a loss of NT $30 million. The group had performed their first concert on the 5th of October in the outdoor stadium in the midst of the typhoon, persisting through the pouring rain and strong winds, and felt deeply disappointed that the second one had to be canceled. [[http://tw.news.yahoo.com/article/url/d/a/071005/2/ltnx.html 2]]. The next day TVXQ returned to Japan to shoot the [[PV]] for their [[Last Angel|LAST ANGEL]] single with fellow [[avex]] artist [[Koda Kumi]].
 
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In December 2007, Avex announced 7 new releases in a timespan of 3 months. In an official announcement, the company decided to invest more into TVXQ, due to the group's rise in fame. Bigeast (the Japanese fanclub) initially had 5,000 members, which increased to 19,000 members in 2007. This represents one of the biggest membership bases among fanclubs managed by Avex.
 
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TVXQ started off the year with their 16th single, Purple Line, which took the #1 position on the Oricon Weekly Charts; the group became the first non-Japanese group to achieve such a position. The song will also be included in their third Japanese album. On January 22, 2008, the group released its third Japanese album entitled "T". It contained songs of their past singles such as "Lovin' You," their summer hit "Summer Dream," "SHINE," "Forever Love," and "Together." As an exclusive extra, the album contained the TVXQ version of "LAST ANGEL." "T" debuted at #2 in Oricon daily album charts, a great improvement compared to the previous album, "Five in the Black."
 
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Rhythm Zone, which implemented package strategies including a release of CD singles by [[Koda Kumi]] for 12 weeks in a row, is planning to create a new package strategy for TVXQ. Koda Kumi had her first #1 hit during that promotion. Following her success, Rhythm Zone came up with the plan to release five more singles in February and March 2008 for TVXQ. Each single will contain a member's solo. All five solos are included in the Mash-Up song "Trick", the intro to their [[T]] album, and the main song on the "Trick" singles.
 
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* [2004.10.13] [[Tri-Angle|TRI-ANGLE]]
 
* [2004.10.13] [[Tri-Angle|TRI-ANGLE]]
 
* [2004.12.07] [[Christmas Gift from Dong Bang Shin Ki]] (Christmas Gift from 東方神起)
 
* [2004.12.07] [[Christmas Gift from Dong Bang Shin Ki]] (Christmas Gift from 東方神起)
 
* [2005.09.12] [[Rising Sun]]
 
* [2005.09.12] [[Rising Sun]]
 
* [2006.09.29] [['O' - Jung.Ban.Hap]] ('O'-정.반.합.)
 
* [2006.09.29] [['O' - Jung.Ban.Hap]] ('O'-정.반.합.)
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* [2008.xx.xx] [[Title to be determined|Title to be determined]]
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* [2008.09.26] [[Mirotic|MIROTIC]] (주문-MIROTIC)
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* [2004.01.14] [[Hug|HUG]]
 
* [2004.06.24] [[The Way U Are]]
 
* [2004.06.24] [[The Way U Are]]
 
* [2005.06.23] [[Hi Ya Ya Summer's Day]] (Hi Ya Ya 여름날)
 
* [2005.06.23] [[Hi Ya Ya Summer's Day]] (Hi Ya Ya 여름날)
 
* [2005.12.15] [[Show Me Your Love]] with [[Super Junior]]
 
* [2005.12.15] [[Show Me Your Love]] with [[Super Junior]]
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* [2007.10.19] [[Travel Log|Travel Log]] (여행기) Released along with SMTOWN Winter SMTOWN 2007
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* [2007.10.19] [[Travel Log]] (여행기)
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* [2006.02.27] [[All About Dong Bang Shin Ki|All About Dong Bang Shin Ki]] (All About 東方神起)
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* [2006.02.27] [[All About Dong Bang Shin Ki]] (All About 東方神起)
 
* [2007.01.18] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki - 1st Live Concert "Rising Sun"|Dong Bang Shin Ki - 1st Live Concert "Rising Sun"]]
 
* [2007.01.18] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki - 1st Live Concert "Rising Sun"|Dong Bang Shin Ki - 1st Live Concert "Rising Sun"]]
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* [2007.11.21] [[All About Dong Bang Shin Ki Season 2|All About Dong Bang Shin Ki Season 2]] (All About 東方神起 Season 2)
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* [2008.01.03] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki - 2nd Asia Tour Concert "O"|Dong Bang Shin Ki - 2nd Asia Tour Concert "O"]]
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* [2004.06.29] [[2004 Summer Vacation in Smtown.com|2004 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]] (Tracks #2 ''Drive'', #9 ''Through the Forest'')
 
* [2004.06.29] [[2004 Summer Vacation in Smtown.com|2004 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]] (Tracks #2 ''Drive'', #9 ''Through the Forest'')
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* [2006.02.27] [[A Millionaire's First Love Original Soundtrack|A Millionaire's First Love Original Soundtrack]] (Track #20 ''Insa'')
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* [2006.02.27] [[A Millionaire's First Love Original Soundtrack]] (Track #20 ''Insa'')
 
* [2006.06.21] [['06 Summer Smtown|'06 SUMMER SMTOWN]] (Track #2 ''Oasis'')
 
* [2006.06.21] [['06 Summer Smtown|'06 SUMMER SMTOWN]] (Track #2 ''Oasis'')
 
* [2006.06.28] [[Vacation Original Soundtrack]]
 
* [2006.06.28] [[Vacation Original Soundtrack]]
 
* [2006.07.14] [[1st Live Concert Album: Dong Bang Shin Ki Rising Sun]]
 
* [2006.07.14] [[1st Live Concert Album: Dong Bang Shin Ki Rising Sun]]
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* [2006.09.08] [[Zhang Li Yin]] - [[Timeless (Zhang Li Yin)|Timeless]] (Tracks #1 ''Timeless (feat. Xiah)'', #4 ''Timeless (feat. Xiah) (Instrumental)'')
 
 
* [2006.12.12] [[2006 Winter Smtown|2006 Winter SMTOWN]] (Track #2 ''Naega Geudae Ubshi'')
 
* [2006.12.12] [[2006 Winter Smtown|2006 Winter SMTOWN]] (Track #2 ''Naega Geudae Ubshi'')
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* [2007.02.01] [[Goong S Original Soundtrack|Goong S Original Soundtrack]] (Track #5 ''Remember'')
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* [2007.02.01] [[Goong S Original Soundtrack]] (Track #5 ''Remember'')
 
* [2007.05.23] [[Air City Original Soundtrack]] (Tracks #1 ''Day's Moon'', #2 ''All in Vain'')
 
* [2007.05.23] [[Air City Original Soundtrack]] (Tracks #1 ''Day's Moon'', #2 ''All in Vain'')
 
* [2007.06.20] [[2nd Asia Tour Concert 'O' Live Concert Album]]
 
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* [2007.07.05] [[2007 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]] (Track #5 ''White Summer Christmas'')
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* [2007.07.05] [[2007 Summer Vacation in Smtown.com|2007 Summer Vacation in SMTOWN.com]] (Track #5 ''White Summer Christmas'')
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* [2007.10.18] [[The Legend Original Soundtrack|The Legend Original Soundtrack]] (Track #19 ''Thousand Year Love Song'')
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* [2007.12.07] [[2007 Winter SMTOWN|2007 WINTER SMTOWN]] (#2 ''EverGreen'', #12 ''TRAVEL LOG(여행기)'')
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* [2006.03.23] [[Heart, Mind and Soul]]
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* [2006.03.23] [[Heart, Mind and Soul]] #22
 
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* [2007.10.24] [[TVXQ Non-Stop Mix Vol.1|TVXQ non-stop mix Vol.1]]
 
* [2007.10.24] [[TVXQ Non-Stop Mix Vol.1|TVXQ non-stop mix Vol.1]]
  
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* [2004.11.25] [[Hug (Tohoshinki)|HUG]]
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* [2004.11.25] [[Hug (Tohoshinki)|HUG]] #77
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* [2005.04.27] [[Stay With Me Tonight]]
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* [2005.04.27] [[Stay With Me Tonight]] #37
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* [2005.07.13] [[Somebody to Love|Somebody To Love]]
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* [2005.07.13] [[Somebody to Love|Somebody To Love]] #14
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* [2005.11.12] [[My Destiny]]
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* [2005.11.12] [[My Destiny]] #16
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* [2006.03.08] [[Asu wa Kuru Kara]] (明日は来るから; ''Because Tomorrow is Coming'')
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* [2006.03.08] [[Asu wa Kuru Kara]] (明日は来るから; ''Because Tomorrow is Coming'') #22
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* [2006.04.19] [[Rising Sun / Heart, Mind and Soul]]
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* [2006.04.19] [[Rising Sun / Heart, Mind and Soul]] #22
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* [2006.06.21] [[Begin (Tohoshinki)|Begin]]
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* [2006.06.21] [[Begin (Tohoshinki)|Begin]] #15
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* [2006.08.16] [[Sky (Tohoshinki)|Sky]]
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* [2006.08.16] [[Sky (Tohoshinki)|Sky]] #6
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* [2006.11.08] [[Miss You / "O" Sei Han Gou|miss you / "O" - Sei・Han・Gou]] (miss you/ “O”‐正・反・合; ''Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis'')
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* [2006.11.08] [[Miss You / "O" Sei Han Gou|miss you / "O" - Sei・Han・Gou]] (miss you/ “O”‐正・反・合; ''Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis'') #3
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* [2007.01.24] [[Step by Step]]
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* [2007.01.24] [[Step by Step]] #7
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* [2007.03.06] [[Choosey Lover]]
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* [2007.03.06] [[Choosey Lover]] #9
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* [2007.06.13] [[Lovin' You (Tohoshinki)| Lovin' you]]
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* [2007.06.13] [[Lovin' You (Tohoshinki)| Lovin' you]] #2
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* [2007.08.01] [[Summer ~Summer Dream / Song for You / Love in the Ice~|SUMMER ~Summer Dream / Song for you / Love in the Ice~]]
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* [2007.08.01] [[Summer ~Summer Dream / Song for You / Love in the Ice~|SUMMER ~Summer Dream / Song for you / Love in the Ice~]] #2
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* [2007.09.19] [[Shine / Ride On|SHINE / Ride on]]
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* [2007.11.14] [[Forever Love (Tohoshinki)|Forever Love]]
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* [2007.11.14] [[Forever Love]] #4
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* [2007.12.19] [[Together (Tohoshinki)|Together]]
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* [2007.12.19] [[Together (Tohoshinki)|Together]] #3
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* [2008.01.16] [[Purple Line]]
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* [2008.01.16] [[Purple Line]] '''<nowiki>#1</nowiki>'''
 
 
* [2008.02.06] [[Two Hearts / Wild Soul|Two hearts / WILD SOUL]] (Changmin)
 
* [2008.02.06] [[Two Hearts / Wild Soul|Two hearts / WILD SOUL]] (Changmin)
 
* [2008.02.13] [[Runaway / My Girlfriend]] (Yoochun)
 
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* [2008.03.05] [[Close to You / Crazy Life|Close to you / Crazy Life]] (Yunho)
 
* [2008.03.05] [[Close to You / Crazy Life|Close to you / Crazy Life]] (Yunho)
 
* [2008.03.12] [[Keyword / Maze]] (Jaejoong)
 
* [2008.03.12] [[Keyword / Maze]] (Jaejoong)
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* [2008.07.16] [[Doushite Kimi wo Suki ni Natte Shimantandarou?]]
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* [2008.10.15] [[Jumon -MIROTIC-]]
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* [2008.10.15] [[Jumon -Mirotic-|Jumon -MIROTIC-]] (呪文 -MIROTIC-)
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* [2009.01.21] [[Bolero / Kiss the Baby Sky / Wasurenaide]]
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* [2009.01.21] [[Bolero / Kiss the Baby Sky / Wasurenaide|Bolero / Kiss The Baby Sky / Wasurenaide]] (忘れないで)
 
* [2009.03.11] [[Survivor]]
 
* [2009.03.11] [[Survivor]]
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* [2009.04.22] [[Share The World / We Are!]]
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* [2009.04.22] [[Share the World / We Are!|Share The World / We Are!]] (ウィーアー!)
 
* [2009.07.01] [[Stand By U]]
 
* [2009.07.01] [[Stand By U]]
  
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* [2006.03.23] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki History in Japan Vol.1|Dong Bang Shin Ki HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.1]] (東方神起 HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.1)
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* [2006.03.23] [[Tohoshinki History in Japan Vol.1|Tohoshinki HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.1]] (東方神起 HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.1)
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* [2006.03.25] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki 1st Artist Book - Tomorrow: 000777days|Dong Bang Shin Ki 1st Artist Book - Tomorrow: 000777days]] (東方神起 1st Artist Book - Tomorrow: 000777days)
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* [2006.03.25] [[Tohoshinki 1st Artist Book - Tomorrow: 000777days]] (東方神起 1st Artist Book - Tomorrow: 000777days)
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* [2006.10.04] [[1st Live Tour 2006 ~Heart, Mind and Soul~|1st Live Tour 2006 ~Heart, Mind and Soul~]]
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* [2006.10.04] [[1st Live Tour 2006 ~Heart, Mind and Soul~]]
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* [2007.03.28] [[Dong Bang Shin Ki History in Japan Vol. 2|Dong Bang Shin Ki HISTORY in JAPAN Vol. 2]] (東方神起 HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.2)
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* [2007.03.28] [[Tohoshinki History in Japan Vol.2|Tohoshinki HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.2]] (東方神起 HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.2)
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* [2007.07.11] [[Rhythm Nation 2006|Rhythm Nation 2006]]
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* [2007.07.11] [[Rhythm Nation 2006]]
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* [2007.07.25] [[a-nation '07 Best Hit Selection|a-nation '07 Best Hit Selection]]
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* [2007.07.25] [[a-nation '07 Best Hit Selection]]
 
* [2007.09.26] [[2nd Live Tour 2007 ~Five in the Black~|2nd LIVE TOUR 2007 ~Five in the Black~]]
 
* [2007.09.26] [[2nd Live Tour 2007 ~Five in the Black~|2nd LIVE TOUR 2007 ~Five in the Black~]]
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* [2008.03.19] [[History in Japan Vol.3|HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.3]]
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* [2008.03.19] [[Tohoshinki History in Japan Vol.3|Tohoshinki HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.3]] (東方神起 HISTORY in JAPAN Vol.3)
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* [2008.08.06] [[3rd Live Tour 2008 ~T~|3rd LIVE TOUR 2008 ~T~]]
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* [2005.05.01] [[Tri-Angle (Chinese single)|TRI-ANGLE]] (Chinese single)
 
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* [2006.02.01] [[Starz|Starz]] presented by Rhythm Zone
 
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* [2007.01.17] [[Club Disney 2007|CLUB DISNEY 2007]] (#10 ''[http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Whole_New_World A Whole New World]'')
 
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* [2007.11.07] [[Koda Kumi]] - "[[Last Angel|LAST ANGEL]]" (#1 ''LAST ANGEL'' feat.'''Tohoshinki''') #3
 
  
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===Compilation / Other===
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* [2005.05.01] [[Tri-Angle (single)|TRI-ANGLE]] (Chinese single)
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* [2006.02.01] [[Starz]] presented by Rhythm Zone
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* [2007.01.17] [[Club Disney 2007|CLUB DISNEY 2007]] (#10 ''[[Wikipedia:A Whole New World|A Whole New World]]'')
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* [2007.11.07] [[Koda Kumi]] - "[[Last Angel|LAST ANGEL]]" (#1 ''LAST ANGEL'' feat.'''Tohoshinki''')
  
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==External Links==
 
* [http://www.tvxq.com/ Official Website]
 
* [http://www.tvxq.com/ Official Website]
 
* [http://toho-jp.net/ Tohoshinki Official Website]
 
* [http://toho-jp.net/ Tohoshinki Official Website]
 
* [http://www.kome-world.com/uk/database-artist.php?id=11 KoME Artist File]
 
* [http://www.kome-world.com/uk/database-artist.php?id=11 KoME Artist File]
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Revision as of 16:57, 21 May 2009

Tong Vfang Xien Qi (2009)

Tong Vfang Xien Qi (東方神起 in Hanja/Chinese/Japanese; 동방신기 in Hangul) is a Korean five-member male group. In Japan, they are officially known as Tohoshinki. Due to differences in romanization of the Hangul, they are often seen as Dong Bang Shin Ki or Dong Bang Shin Gi. Depending on which romanization is used, they are abbreviated as TVXQ!, TVfXQ, DBSK, DBSG, or THSK. On official material in Korea and Japan they are shortened to TVXQ and THSK respectively. The group itself mostly uses the "TVfXQ" abbreviation.

TVXQ has debuted in Korea, Japan, and China and is well known as one of the leaders of the Hallyu Korean Wave. They are currently under the SM Entertainment label in Korea and the rhythm zone label in Japan.

Members

  • Hero (Kim Jaejoong 김재중; JEJUNG ジェジュン)
  • U-Know (Jung Yunho 정윤호; YUNHO ユンホ) (Leader)
  • Micky (Park Yoochun 박유천; YUCHUN ユチョン)
  • Xiah (Kim Junsu 김준수; JUNSU ジュンス)
  • Max (Shim Changmin 심창민; CHANGMIN チャンミン)

Korean Discography

Albums

Singles

DVD / VHS

Compilation / Other

Japanese Discography

Albums

Remix Albums

Singles

DVD / VHS

Compilation / Other

External Links

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