TVXQ!

TVXQ! is active as of 2026-11-15.

The Korean name Dong Bang Shin Ki is usually translated as "the gods rise from the East" or "gods of the East." The English name TVXQ! is said to come from the initials of the name's Chinese pronunciation. In Japan, the group is active under the name Tohoshinki.

TVXQ! debuted on December 26, 2003, with "Hug." The song introduced the group with a gentle melody and vocal harmonies. As the group has been active for a long time, "Hug" is often mentioned as the song that symbolizes where TVXQ!'s story began.

TVXQ! is under SM Entertainment. The group is currently active as a duo made up of U-Know Yunho and Max Changmin. The two members have kept the group going for many years through their stage performances and vocals. Group news is shared through SM Entertainment and TVXQ!'s official channels.

TVXQ!'s official fandom name is Cassiopeia. It comes from the constellation Cassiopeia that shines in the night sky, and is understood to describe fans who shine together with TVXQ!. It is known as a fandom name with a long history.

Besides the debut song "Hug," tracks often named among TVXQ!'s most widely known include "Balloons," "Mirotic," "Rising Sun," "Keep Your Head Down" and "Something." Across different eras, they range from bright songs to intense performance tracks. Release years can be found on official music streaming services.

Early in its career, TVXQ! drew attention for a cappella-style harmonies and steady vocals. The group later expanded into intense performance songs, becoming known for stages that combine strong singing and dancing. As a duo, the members continue to deliver powerful performances.

Yes. Besides Korea, TVXQ! has been active in Japan for many years under the name Tohoshinki. The group has released separate Japanese albums and held concerts there, and it is known to have a strong fan base in Japan. For news about Japanese activities, the official Japanese channels are the most accurate source.

Over its long career, TVXQ! has won at many music award shows in Korea and Japan and has held large-scale concerts. Its concert achievements in Japan are especially often mentioned. For specific award years and concert records, the official records of each ceremony and official sources are the most accurate references.

An easy start is early, bright songs like the debut track "Hug" and "Balloons," then widely known performance songs such as "Mirotic" and "Rising Sun." After that, "Keep Your Head Down" and "Something" show the group's style as a duo. Watching official stage videos alongside the songs makes it even better.

In Korea, you can see TVXQ! at official concerts and on music shows during album promotions. For concert and comeback schedules, the official announcements from SM Entertainment and TVXQ!'s channels are the most reliable source. Official fan club information is posted there too. Please avoid scalped tickets and unauthorized filming.