2,000 Japanese fans revealed to have taken 66 flights to South Korea to see Jaejoong 

2,000 Japanese fans revealed to have taken 66 flights to South Korea to see Jaejoong

JYJ\'s Jaejoong proved to have an immensely devoted fan base in Japan as C-JeS Entertainment revealed 2,000 Japanese fans flew over to Korea recently to see him.

The agency said, "Starting on June 20, 2,000 Japanese fans boarded 66 flights to arrive in South Korea. The Japanese fans who came to Korea visited the set of Jaejoong\'s drama \'

Triangle\' and took part in an event, even organizing a whole get-together meal for the staff members. In addition, they met up with Jaejoong at the event near the set to be introduced to the drama and listen to relevant stories."

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The agency also emphasized how surprising a record it was to have 2,000 fans come to Korea for an event these days, claiming it was proof of the high interest in \'Triangle\' as well as Jaejoong\'s immense popularity in Japan. The drama has earned approximately a total of 7 million dollars in exportation fees to countries like Japan, China, and Thailand, while the JYJ member\'s OST for the drama "

Even If I Don\'t Like It" placed second on the Japanese iTunes\' OST chart and fourth in the overall singles chart.

Wow!!! Thats just too amazing :) haha its crazy

it\'s great to see how they show much love for jaejoong!!! <3

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