When SHINee came to London for the Korean Film Festival, Japan Underground was there for an exclusive interview with the boys! See the full interview by visiting our site by clicking here. For now, here’s a sample:

Welcome back to the UK! We heard there was an incident with fans at Heathrow when you arrived. Does this kind of thing happen to you a lot? What is the craziest thing fans have done to you?

Onew says: Sometimes when there are many fans who are cheering, it happens to be crowded when fans are coming in all at once. But I am always appreciated with it. Thank you for cheering us up, but I am worried that they might get hurt.

Jonghyun says: I think the airport is the first place where we can meet the fans of the country we visit, that’s why the fans are more enthusiastically cheering us up. It is pleasant because we are also pleased to meet them.

Minho says: As soon as we arrived at Heathrow airport, we were very pleased and surprised to see that many fans were enthusiastically welcoming us. I am very appreciated with that many fans welcome us from the airport whenever we go abroad for the concert. Since the fans welcome us from the moment we arrive in the new place, it raises us up.

Key says: I am very happy that fans enthusiastically greet us. I think it is because the airport is where we can face with the fans of the country for the first time.
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Taemin says: It was memorable to see the fans are enthusiastically cheering with holding Korean placards.
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See the full interview here.

Japan Underground interviewed hyde and tetsuya ahead of L’Arc en Ciel’s 2012 World Tour. You can read the full interview by clicking here. For now, here’s a sample:

Our readers will kill us if we don’t ask this question: Have you visited England before? Will you get any time off to sightsee and be a tourist? Where would you like to go, see or experience in London?

hyde says: “All of my solo album ROENTGEN was recorded there so I stay there often. I went to Stonehenge and Brighton beach. At the time go-karts were really in so I did that a lot, and I went to Chinatown often and got to know the restaurant workers pretty well. The towns are beautiful so I want to take walks through them again.”

tetsuya says: “I’ve been to London three times, but the last time was over ten years ago, so I want to see how it’s changed.”
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You can read the full interview by clicking here.