Tohoshinki challenged curling for their “The Gold Mission R” for the Bigeast 2018 Summer Magazine DVD! Below is their photograph for the “Curlplex Obihiro” where they filmed the mission. There are photos of the jumper Changmin borrowed because it was cold and the stick he used.
unpublished footage from the gold mission r on their last winter magazine dvd, 3rd and last part ^^
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Credits:
Bigeast Official Website,
Video by @smilessi of TVXQ! Express,
Posted and Shared by TVXQ! Express
unpublished footage from the gold mission r on their last winter magazine dvd, 2nd part ^^
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Credits:
Bigeast Official Website,
Video by @smilessi of TVXQ! Express,
Posted and Shared by TVXQ! Express
Unpublished footage of「THE GOLD MISSION R」to be revealed on the Bigeast website in 3 parts~
Check out more of the「THE GOLD MISSION R」from the Bigeast 2018 WINTER Magazine, as we wait for the release of the Bigeast 2018 Summer Magazine!
■Release Schedule
・7/11 12:00
・7/18 12:00
・7/25 12:00
unpublished footage from the gold mission r on their last winter magazine dvd ^^
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Credits:
Bigeast Official Website,
Video by @smilessi of TVXQ! Express,
Posted and Shared by TVXQ! Express
The first challenges for “The Gold Mission R” series~
Please make sure to thank the translator for subbing such a long video interview \ (*^ω^*)/
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Credits:
Bigeast Official Fanclub Magazine 2018 WINTER DVD,
JP-KR Translation by TVXQDrip | Tomatodrip: here,
KR-EN Subbed and Shared by @janieTVXQ | janieTVXQ subs (Tohoshinki are Yunho Changmin),
Shared by TVXQ! Express
Back in October the 6th last year, TAKEDA BBQ, whom we just saw on Bigeast Official Fanclub Magazine 2018 WINTER starring as Tohoshinki’s sensei from the new Gold Mission series: Gold Mission R, shared a photo of Tohoshinki’s BBQ set up~
Apparently, they filmed it during that day.
Tohoshinki wrote their Kakizome (First writing of the year) for 2018~ ^^
Changmin wrote 神起動 (シンキドウ): Shin Ki Dou, Shin Ki from Tohoshinki and Dou from the Japanese word 再起動 (Reboot)
Yunho wrote the Japanese four-character idiom 初志貫徹 (ショシカンテツ): Shoshi Kantetsu (to carry out one’s original intention).
