venue: Zepp Namba Osaka entry: each CD bought from DATV shopping came with a unique code, and this had to be sent via postcard to join the lottery. I bought 1 CD only. 700 winners. The joy of free seating! We recieved numbered postcards to line up and enter the hall, but once we got inside it was free seating- so me and a friend grabbed a seat on the 5th row, centre! It was a very simple stage set, just mic and a stool and easy to see him. Mini live After a short reminder of the rules (no photos etc) and introduction, Sunggyu walked onto the darkened stage. He sang 끌림 (Attraction) for the first song, and at first he was just backlit, so his blonde hair made him look quite angel like! He looked very serious for the song and didn't move much while performing. He was wearing a yellow T-shirt, blue jeans and an unbuttoned grey blazer/suit jacket. Hair was centre parted but flicky, and one cute stray hair at the right back just refused to be controlled! After the song, he did a very cute two hands clasped in prayer bow to us. Then two Japanese women came onto the stage, one asking the questions and one interpreting the Japanese to him. Things I saw/understood: -they played his songs in the background a bit too loud at first and one of them made him jump, lol -he told us his blonde hair was because of him playing Mozart and asked 'is it strange?' (everyone said no) -he said he's nervous/excited about his upcoming solo concert and would like to do one in Japan too - he said his favourite song on the album was True Love though as he was about to sing it next he felt shy to say so - many of the audience raised hands to show they had already been to tokyo's event and more said they were going to his solo concert. He was really pleased by that! Then he sat on a stool to sing True Love, and he looked more relaxed this time. His eyes kept roaming the audience, I definitely saw them glinting! Afterward he stood up and spoke in Korean, saying he was sorry today was a short performance but he was looking forward to meeting everyone. Then the interpreter suddenly said it in Japanese from behind the stage (like a ghostly Japanese voice just spoke) which made him laugh. Handshake We left the hall and lined up for the handshake. As I approached, he was standing behind the table surrounded by countless security people. He was shaking hands with the right hand and smiling his head off. He just looked so happy today! on my turn I said 'thank you very much for today!' in Korean and got a big smile back from him as we shook hands. Unlike the last infinite handshake, there was really no time to say anything more, I'm afraid! My Japanese friend had won multiple handshakes so she went back in again for another go! She also went to the fansign earlier in the day, and told me it was very strict, they weren't able to talk much to him. He was only allowed to sign and write her name, although she asked him for a heart he wasn't able to do it, and made a cute kind of ‘sorry’ noise.