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Kimi no Koe (2013)

Where the lyrics of Kimi no Koe take you, and where it was really made.

For his first Japanese EP, Lee Jun-ho personally produced everything from the songwriting and choreography to the jacket photo and music videos.

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Kimi no Koe (Japanese: キミの声; "Your Voice") is the first Japanese extended play by South Korean singer Lee Jun-ho
Lee is a member of 2PM, and this EP is his first Japanese solo release
Released in Japan on July 24, 2013
Issued in three formats: first-press limited edition A (CD+DVD), limited edition B (CD), and regular edition (CD)
Limited editions A and B and the first-press regular edition each included one random trading card out of six types
Lee composed all songs and wrote their lyrics, and he also produced the choreography, jacket photograph, and music videos himself
Limited edition A's DVD holds the music videos for the title track and "I love you" plus an off-shot movie

On May 28, 2013, it was revealed that Lee would become the first 2PM member to make a solo Japanese debut
The title track is "キミの声"; the EP includes "Like a star", "目を閉じて", "GOOD BYE" and "I love you"
Limited edition B adds "Heartbreaker", "I'M IN LOVE-Japanese ver.-" and a 2013 Tokyo Dome live version of "SAY YES"
Lee hosted a regular TV show on TOKYO MX, "JUNHO(From 2PM)のSAY YES〜フレンドシップ〜", from July 4 to December 26, 2013

The songs were credited to Lee Junho with Hong Jisang, Yu Shimoji, Emyli and others as co-writers and co-composers
Every track is credited as produced by JUNHO (From 2PM) and sung by JUNHO (From 2PM)

Lee Jun-ho, known as Junho, is a South Korean singer-songwriter and actor born January 25, 1990.
He first gained public attention by winning the 2006 show Superstar Survival and signed with JYP Entertainment.
He was a member of the boy band 2PM, which debuted after the 2008 program Hot Blooded Men.

Junho is a member of 2PM, the group formed from the Mnet program Hot Blooded Men.

He made his solo debut in Japan in 2013 with the EP Kimi no Koe, which topped Tower Records' daily chart.
He released his first Korean studio album, One, in 2015 and his second, Two, in 2019.
He made his acting debut in Cold Eyes (2013) and gained recognition through Good Manager, Rain or Shine, Confession, The Red Sleeve, King the Land and Typhoon Family.
His performance in The Red Sleeve earned him the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Actor – Television.
He launched his own agency, O3 Collective, in August 2025 after leaving JYP Entertainment.

The first solo tour, "キミの声", ran 12 stages across 6 venues in 5 major Japanese cities
Every venue sold out, and the tour was described as a big success
The tour final was held at Tokyo International Forum Hall A on August 29
Live footage of the final show was set to be screened by live viewing in 38 cinemas nationwide
The encore was cut from the screening because it ran past the scheduled time
Handshake events were held in Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo, and the Nagoya and Osaka events also featured a two-song mini live
The title track had its first TV performance on NHK's "MUSIC JAPAN" on July 25, 2013
The song was also featured on Nippon TV's "ミュージックドラゴン" on July 26, 2013

The EP's title track debuted on TV on NHK's MUSIC JAPAN, and the same month Lee also appeared on Nippon TV's Music Dragon.
One of the six trading cards entitled the holder to a handshake event in Nagoya, Osaka or Tokyo.
Lee was the first 2PM member to make a solo Japanese debut, as revealed on May 28, 2013.
The EP was released about five weeks after the Japanese solo tour's first Zepp Sapporo shows began in July.