Girl’s Generation to drop new Japanese single

Girls' Generation members Sooyoung (left), Hyoyeon (second to left), Yuri (third to left), Jessica (fourth to left), Yoona (center), Tiffany (fourth to right), Taeyeon (third to right), Sunny (second to right) and Seohyun (right) pose for the cover of their latest Japanese single "PAPARAZZI" released in Japan on June 27, 2012. [SM Entertainment]

K-pop icon Girls’ Generation will unleash their fifth Japanese single later this month.

The nine-member group unveiled a brand new music video for "ALL MY LOVE IS FOR YOU," a track off their yet-to-be-titled fifth Japanese single, on their official YouTube channel on Monday.

Their official Japanese website showed that this is one of the promotional clips for the girls’ new single set to drop on September 26 and the title tune will be revealed on a later date.

To keep the anticipation high, the girl group will roll out a DVD including all their music videos, "GIRLS' GENERATION COMPLETE VIDEO COLLECTION," on September 26.

The video album will also feature the dance versions of popular videos, three edited clips of the group’s first Japanese arena tour held last year, and an hour-long interview of the nine members’ on their music videos.

To delight their fans, the “PAPARAZZI” singers have decided to launch their official Japanese fan club named “SONE JAPAN,“ in November and a tour tentatively titled “GIRLS’ GENERATION CONCERT TOUR 2013” to commemorate the event.

Accordingly, the nationwide tour will kick off its first show at World Memorial Hall in Kobe on February 9 and wrap up its 14-set's grand finale at Gaishi Hall in Nagoya on April 10.

Girls' Generation--composed of Taeyeon, Tiffany, Hyoyeon, Sunny, Jessica, Seohyun, Yoona, Sooyoung and Yuri--are one of the handful of K-pop girl groups that have achieved noticeable popularity and album sales record both in Korea and Japan.

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