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* [[IZONE]]: [[Jang Wonyoung]], [[Miyawaki Sakura]], [[Jo Yuri]], [[Choi Yena]], [[Ahn Yujin]], [[Yabuki Nako]], [[Kwon Eunbi]], [[Kang Hyewon]], [[Honda Hitomi]], [[Kim Chaewon]], [[Kim Minjoo]], [[Lee Chaeyeon]] | * [[IZONE]]: [[Jang Wonyoung]], [[Miyawaki Sakura]], [[Jo Yuri]], [[Choi Yena]], [[Ahn Yujin]], [[Yabuki Nako]], [[Kwon Eunbi]], [[Kang Hyewon]], [[Honda Hitomi]], [[Kim Chaewon]], [[Kim Minjoo]], [[Lee Chaeyeon]] | ||
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Revision as of 08:44, 1 April 2019
Neko ni Naritai is a song from IZ*ONE's 1st Japanese single, Suki to Iwasetai. It is also on their first Korean comeback mini album, HEART*IZ.
Information
- Artist
- IZONE
- Composer/Arrangement
- Fujiwara Shintaro
- Lyrics
- Akimoto Yasushi
- Adapted into Korean
- Kim Minjoo
- Kanji title
- 猫になりたい
- Hangul Title
- 고양이가 되고 싶어
- Romaji title (Japanese)
- Neko ni Naritai
- Romaji title (Korean)
- Goyang-iga Dwigo Shipeo
- English title
- I Want to Be A Cat
- Single
- Suki to Iwasetai (IZONE)
Lyrics can be found -.
Performing Members
Japanese version
Korean Version
- IZONE: Jang Wonyoung, Miyawaki Sakura, Jo Yuri, Choi Yena, Ahn Yujin, Yabuki Nako, Kwon Eunbi, Kang Hyewon, Honda Hitomi, Kim Chaewon, Kim Minjoo, Lee Chaeyeon
Music video
