Brisbane local K-pop dance group Pepero appeared on tvN's entertainment show ‘Seoulmate 3’ which aired on Wednesday, sniping out the tastes of many viewers.
Girl's Day Yura, who wanted to make foreign friends, started to prepare Australia's Pepero Group members River and Brit, drawing attention from the beginning, making well-com cards with handwritten letters, decorating the house, and drawing pictures that resemble real things. She then showed the meticulousness of making kimchi fried rice, soybean paste stew and handmade ice cream with ingredients to suit foreigners' tastes with well-comed foods, boasting the potential of a "luxury host" from the start, and as her first trembling meeting with the Mates proceeded, Yura drew attention by forming a friendly atmosphere with her signature cheerful smile.
The three of them were especially surprised to find their amazing relationship.
Two years ago, Pepero group attended a Girls day’s concert in Australia in 2017 and had a high touch with Yura, who performed as Girl's Day, and their first cover dance on the K-pop cover dance team was Girl's Day.
tvN's entertainment show ‘Seoulmate 3’ airs every Monday at 8:10 p.m.
Meanwhile, the 2019 Korean Culture Festival will be held on Saturday, August 17, at the heart of the Brisbane CBD , King George Square.
During the festival, a sister city of Queensland and Gyeonggi Province, Gyeonggi Provincial Dance Company attended the event and introduced the history and identity of the Republic of Korea through the traditional dance that contains the emotions of Korean life such as Tae-pyong and Yo-gomu, and enjoyed exciting dance performances by local K-pop dance teams such as the dance cover group Pepero and Sugar and Spice, as well as the first calligraphy performance by Lucia Choi, a well-known artist as Korean traditional alcohol Soju brand Chuem Churum as a first calligrapher.
