[Dispatch=Lee A-jin Reporter] Choi Ye-na is remaking the Japanese hit song "SAKURANBO."

Choi Ye-na recently posted a teaser image for "SAKURANBO" on her official SNS. She raised expectations for the new song with a lovely atmosphere.

The first image featured cherries filling a glass. Emphasizing a fresh color tone centered on pink. It hinted at the song's distinctive lively charm.

In the subsequently released image, retro sensibility stood out. It contained a design reminiscent of Japanese animation. In particular, a mobile phone with a magical girl concept caught attention.

"SAKURANBO" is a song released by Japanese singer Otsuka Ai in 2003. It was beloved for its upbeat melody and highly addictive chorus. It continues to enjoy steady popularity to this day.

Choi Ye-na preserved the charm of the original while adding her own color. With her strengths of bouncy energy and lovely sensibility, she reinterpreted "SAKURANBO" anew.

This release is part of the 'J-POP Remake' project. It is a project that reinterprets celebrated Japanese songs representing the era through the sensibility of Korean artists.

Meanwhile, Choi Ye-na will release "SAKURANBO" on major music sites at 6 p.m. on the 17th of next month.

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