Note: Fans are only able to film and take pictures at the curtain call of the Musical, but this is the Full Set List by OhMyJunsu:
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Call to action: Open investigation into the Incheon Asian Games Organizing Committee’s unilateral exclusion of JYJ from Incheon Asian Games Opening Ceremony
The Asian Games is the most prestigious games organized by the Olympic Council of Asia, bringing together over 10,000 athletes, team officials, and technical delegates from 45 nations every four years. The 2014 Asian Games will be held in the city of Incheon, South Korea this coming September. To promote the games across Asia, the IAGOC appointed Korean superstars JYJ as honorary ambassadors to the 2014 Incheon Asian Games last February 20, 2013. In the words of the IAGOC, “we appointed JYJ as the honorary ambassador, whose popularity is well recognized all around the Asia, to encourage the rest of the Asia to know more about the 2014 Incheon Asian Games.” Fulfilling their roles for one and a half years, JYJ performed extensive promotional activities for the Incheon Asian Games, such as travelling to Guangzhou, China and Hanoi, Vietnam to put on promotional showcases. They even sang the Games’ official theme song “ONLY ONE”, being the face of the Games on promotional advertisements throughout Asia. They have likewise filmed multiple televised commercials to better promote the upcoming Games.
On July 1, 2014, however, JYJ was neither invited nor informed of the press conference that the IAGOC held, and were unilaterally dropped from the opening and closing ceremonies’ list of performers through press releases, despite several attempts by JYJ’s management C-JeS Entertainment to clarify the matter with the Committee as the Service Contract specifically included performance by JYJ on the opening and closing ceremonies. Quite surprisingly, this incident came about after it was recently announced that SM Entertainment, JYJ’s previous management company, was named a sponsor for the Incheon 2014 Asian Paralympic Games. A boyband from SM Entertainment, who had no previous connection to the Incheon Asian Games and not once promoted it will instead be performing a pop-song of their own at the opening and closing ceremonies and also appeared at the press conference in lieu of JYJ. On the other hand, JYJ, the Games’ honorary ambassadors, are barred from performing the official theme song of the Incheon Asian Games, ‘Only One’, which they sang and promoted specifically for the Incheon Asian Games.
On top of this, the IAGOC has been selling opening ceremony tickets since December, 2013 at the sky-high price of 1 Million Korean Won, or approximately $900 USD, using JYJ’s name and saying that JYJ will perform during the opening ceremony. Since JYJ are the official ambassadors, it is reasonable for anyone buying tickets to opening ceremony to expect that they would be performing. As JYJ are limited in their promotional activities due to an invisible hand blocking them, fans of JYJ still bought these tickets and booked international flights to Incheon, hoping to catch a glimpse of JYJ on a fair stage. This now has become impossible as the IAGOC’s anomalous acts in the form of a shameless and fraudulent bait-and-switch scheme. For more than a year, the Committee has made over four billion Asians believe that JYJ is the face of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games through their advertisements and roadshows which JYJ participated in. Yet, they did not bother to mention the name JYJ at the press conference and have dropped JYJ from the list of performers during the ceremonies. Instead, another boyband suddenly appeared at the press conference and in the advertisements instead of JYJ. As of the writing of this petition letter, the official tour agency of the IAGOC which is responsible for selling tour packages to foreigners, is still selling opening ceremony tickets and tour packages using JYJ’s name and thereby continuing to knowingly mislead fans and the public.
The actions of the IAGOC have drawn worldwide criticism from spectators to journalists, tarnishing the reputation of the Asian Games and bringing concern regarding whether or not the IAGOC is capable of holding a fair competition for athletes who have trained all their lives for this one stage. If a mere corporate donation caused the IAGOC to drop their honorary ambassadors in such a disgraceful and public manner, we, the spectators and consumers of the Incheon Asian Games, cannot trust them to conduct fair play for athletes during the Games.
We join JYJ’s management in its plea to IAGOC to keep the promise with their Honorary Ambassadors JYJ. We also believe that the 2014 Incheon Asian Games Committee as well as the Olympic Council of Asia are organized to fulfill the public interest, which is based upon loyalty and trust.
We call upon the Olympic Council of Asia to perform an open investigation into the IAGOC’s actions to ensure an untainted Asian Games and bring justice and fair play to performers and athletes consistent with the spirit of the Games themselves.
(Currently more than 7,000 17,000 signatures collected)
JYJ3′s Note: A Formal petition letter along with the signatures gathered will be sent to the Olympic Council of Asia and the IAGOC.
We would like to thanks to the authors and to the fans & non-fans for participate on this Petition.
Let’s do this for Jaejoong, Yuchun and Junsu and please always remind that together we are stronger.
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-The official statement from CJES regarding Incheon Asian Games-
The 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee said “we appointed JYJ as the honorary ambassador, whose popularity is well recognized all around the Asia, to encourage the rest of the asia to know more about the 2014 Incheon Asian Games and to boost the promotional campaigns.”
When the C-jes Entertainment was discussing the roles of JYJ as the honorary ambassador, the officially formed service contract was accomplished with the campaign marketing agency from the 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee. The contract includes the following statements; “anything promotional campaigns related to the 2014 Incheon Asian Games should be agreed upon with JYJ in advance.” And “2014 Incheon Asian Games is obligated to consider JYJ as their top priority when casting other K-POP stars or singers for the opening and closing ceremony and any other conferences held by oversea media. Also, the 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee and its chairman along with the person who was in charge of the promotional campaign PROMISED JYJ THE STAGES FOR BOTH OPENING AND CLOSING CEREMONIES.
Followed up campaigns such as recording the title song of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games, Only One, and making the music video with no charge; JYJ has been nothing but loyal to the 2014 Incheon Asian Games. Moreover, JYJ participated the showcase held in Hanoi, Vientnam and Guangzhou, China last October and November. The showcase in November where all the persons concerned for the 2014 Incheon Asian Games was supposed to gather was cancelled due to the natural disaster in Philippines.
A month ago, C-jes Entertainment notified the 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee that JYJ will join the Incheon Main Stadium opening event and the press conferences for both opening and closing ceremonies where the stage director would be there as well. However, no further information regarding every events could be received from the committee and the press conference happened today was one result from such matter. On the most recent call with the committee, they said that there is nothing confirmed for the stage schedule yet. However today the committee distributed to the press that they have “Stars Casted for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies” and did not mention JYJ, the official honorary ambassador. The committee also said that the appearance of JYJ is confirmed, but they are NOT discussing when the stage of JYJ will be made but WHETHER THEY WILL ALLOW JYJ’S STAGE TO GO ON.
The 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee PROMISED the opening and closing ceremonies. They even suggested collaborating a stage with PSY for the closing ceremony and JYJ told the commiittee that they would be honored to be on the same stage.
The 2014 Incheon Asian Games should keep the promise with JYJ. We believe that the 2014 Incheon Asian Games committee is organized to fulfill the public interest, which is based upon the loyalty and trust. For more than a year, the committee has made over four billion Asians believe that JYJ is the face of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games, yet they did not bother to mention the name JYJ at the press conference. This goes against common sense. The stage with such a great singer who is loved the nation-wide.
If the committee tries to blame the person who was in charge of casting the honorary ambassador in the future or to make an excuse saying that JYJ was supposed to perform on the opening and closing event, not the main ceremony would be very disgraceful of the committee. It does not need lots of reasons to see how ridiculous it is that JYJ, who has been working really hard for the campaign and even recorded the theme song, was only going to perform on the even before the big main ceremony.
As you already know, JYJ was unfairly informed that they were no longer needed for the event for the Je-Ju New 7 Wonders of Nature’s honorary ambassodor in 2011. (It was unfair because JYJ was given such information just one day before the event and obviously they have reserved their flights and was even given a cue sheet.)
We remember the day we had a first meeting with the committee last May. We emphasized that JYJ has gone through enough painful obstruction and that it fears them it might happen again. We told them JYJ would not even consider starting something unless it is fully agreed upon and everything is obligated since the pain will be unbearable, not only for the members of JYJ but all the fans around the world who love them. The committee said that it is beyond deplorable that such obstruction is and has been occurring to JYJ. They were also very confident that they will not let such problem occur to JYJ.
We hope this breach of contract is not made by another preposterous and unfair threat and sincerely ask for everyone’s attention and support for JYJ.
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Dear International Fans,
As you know, JYJ will hold a concert in Ho Chi Minh City at the end of August (30/8/2014) and we are pretty sure that many international fans will join this concert. Therefore, we collect and compile some tips for transportation and accommodation in Ho Chi Minh City. We hope that you will have a great memory here. For further help and information, please contact us, we will help you as much as we can.
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1. Taxi
The best way we would like to recommend to you is to take taxi. The airport is pretty near the concert venue, only 6-10 minutes by taxi depending on traffic status. Taxis are located on your left when you exit through the main door on the ground floor of the terminal building. We recommend you to use only the two most reliable taxi companies:
– Mai Linh Taxi: (84)(8) 38 38 38 38
– Vina Sun: (84) (8) 38 27 27 27
2. Bus
The cheapest way is to take public city bus #152 parking in a lane few steps away on the right side from the arrival’s entrance. Tell the staff to drop you off at 247 Hoàng Văn Thụ. You can walk from there to the venue.
Fee: 10,000VND ($0.4)
Here are some hotels near the concert venue (Quan Khu 7 Stadium).
1. 4-5-star hotels
1.1 Movenpick Hotel Saigon
Add: 253 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3844 9222
Room rates: $71.65 – $138.93
Advantage: 1.3km from venue, 2.7km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1xBsMXr
1.2 Tan Son Nhat Saigon Hotel
Add: 202 Hoàng Văn Thụ, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3999 1612
Room rates: $70.93 – $137.86
Advantage: 0.65km from venue, 2.1km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1ktcAzn
1.3 Parkroyal Saigon Hotel
Add: 309B-311 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3842 1111
Room rates: $73.12 – $107.50
Advantage: 0.65km from venue, 2.1km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1siY1Un
1.4 Vissai Saigon Hotel
Add: 144 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3999 8888
Room rates: $71.43 – $168.56
Advantage: 1.2km from venue, 2.6km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1kte0de
1.5 The Alcove Library Hotel
Add: 133A Nguyễn Đình Chính, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 6256 9966
Room rates: $57.87 – $99.04
Advantage: 1.6km from venue, 3.1km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1mxCgR9
2. 2-3-star hotels
2.1 Tan Son Nhat Hotel
Add: 200 Hoàng Văn Thụ, 9, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3844 1039 – 3844 1079
Room rates: $31.64 – $64.72
Advantage: 0.85km from venue, 2.3km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/TMbBDk
2.2 Golden Crown Hotel Saigon
Add: 50 Trương Quốc Dung, 10, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3997 1179
Room rates: $28.73 – $73.66
Advantage: 1km from venue, 2.4km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1vO9k74
2.3 Kim Yến Hotel
Add: 126 Nguyễn Trọng Tuyển, 15, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3997 7005
Room rates: $25.19 – $63.72
Advantage: 1.5km from venue, 3km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1tcxsVa
2.4 Tan Son Nhat 2 Hotel
Add: 66A Phổ Quang, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3844 5090
Room rates: $24.99 – $53.68
Advantage: 0.85km from venue, 2km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1pSvW9b
2.5 Vương Quang Hotel
Add: 146 Bùi Thị Xuân, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3842 1010
Room rates: $20.40 – $29.75
Advantage: 1.5km from venue, 2.9km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1mn7NDY
2.6 Hanriver Saigon Hotel
Add: 197A Hoàng Văn Thụ, Phú Nhuận district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3997 5252
Room rates: $19.05 – $43.92
Advantage: 0.9km from venue, 2.3km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1oyVbtq
2.7 Thiên Vũ Hotel
Add: 333/12/4 Lê Văn Sỹ, ward 1, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3842 1341
Room rates: $11.23 – $22.57
Advantage: 1.1km from venue, 2.5km from airport
Book via Agoda: http://bit.ly/1ktj29O
2.8 Sông Cầu Hotel
Add: 4B Cộng Hòa (2/9 Thăng Long), Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 6292 4207
Room rates:
– Standard room (2 single beds): $15
– Room for 3 packs (1 single bed & 1 double bed): $20
– Room for 4-5 packs (2 double beds): $22 – $30 (depending on Room size)
Advantage: 1km from venue, 2km from airport
2.9 Ngọc Thịnh Hotel
Add: 2B Cộng Hòa, 4, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3811 8415 – 5449 6879
Room rates:
– Single Room (1 bed/2 packs): $15
– Double Room (2 beds/4 packs): $25
Advantage: opposite to the venue; 1.1km from venue, 2.5km from airport
2.10 Vy Vy Hotel
Add: 283 Hoàng Văn Thụ, 2, Tân Bình district, Ho Chi Minh City
Tel: +84 8 3845 1127 – 3845 1027
Room rates:
– Single room: $18
– Double room: $20
Advantage: 0.75km from venue, 2.2km from airport
Here is the list of restaurants/café near the Quan khu 7 Stadium. We will attach an area map for further information.
– Pink: Thăng Long Street
– Green: Trần Quốc Hoàn Street
– Blue: Phổ Quang Street
– Purple: Phan Thúc Duyện Street
1. Super market: Big C and Maximart
– Big C is located on Hoàng Văn Thụ Street, about 200m from Quan Khu 7 Stadium. There you can buy anything you need from food, drink to necessary stuff…
– Maximart is located on Cộng Hòa Street with variety of fast-food restaurants such as Lotteria, Jollibee, Popeyes – Besides, on Lăng Cha Cả intersection, you can find Burger King.
Note: All the restaurants listed below has various menu with price attached, no need to bargain ^^
2. Chophouse
– Như Ý (47 Thăng Long Street): the food served there is very good with various menu and surprised cheap price for you choice. You can eat there or take-away (price ranges from 18,000VND for food)
– Vegetarian Restaurant (13 Phổ Quang Street)
– Caraven Coffee Shop (20 Trần Quốc Hoàn Street): Most of coffee shops here serve lunch for white collars with affordable price. (It’s located near some hotels that we have listed above)
3. Coffee shop
– BobaTea: Near Cộng Hòa and Lăng Cha Cả Street
– Bobabop: 33 Trần Quốc Hoàn
– Xiên Que bubble tea: 60 Phổ Quang
– Cafe Sake: 10 Phổ Quang
– Cafe Cõi Riêng: 334A Nguyễn Trọng Tuyển
Besides, there are 2 coffee shops with unique style in Saigon (1-2km from the venue). Please visit if you have time ^^
– Mien Dong Thao Cafe – 221A Nguyen Trong Tuyen, Phu Nhuan Dist
– Cafe Du Mien – 48/9A Ho Bieu Chanh, Phu Nhuan Dist
4. Breakfast, Snacks
– There are many restaurants and vendor stores selling breakfast and snacks on Thang Long Street (sticky rice, noodle, bread, steak…). It ranges from 20,000VND for food, 1,000VND for ice tea, 10,000VND for sugar-cane juice …
– On the road of Phan Thuc Duyen, you can buy ice tea, coconut juice… with reasonable price (10,000 – 15,000VND)
– Bun bo Nam Bo (456 Le Van Sy)
5. Restaurant
– Vườn Cau (241/1 Nguyễn Văn Trỗi): Opposite to Quan khu 7 Stadium
– Hoa Sứ (3H Phạm Văn Hai)
– Món Huế (178B Nguyễn Văn Trỗi)
– Vườn Phố: on the entrance of Quan khu 7 Stadium
The Promoter also announced that they would prepare package for international fans:
Dear JYJ International Fans!!
We are preparing JYJ concert package for International fans as well so please be patient for a couple of days! JYJ Vietnam Concert Package will include: Concert ticket + Flight Ticket + Hotel.
Thank you,
If you want further information about the package, please follow their official Facebook fan-page:https://www.facebook.com/choioiii
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