Rookie boy group NAZE gained global attention by conducting interviews with 19 media outlets in Japan.

NAZE (Kaisei, Yoonki, Ato, Turn, Yuya, Kim Gun, Dohyuk) recently held interviews and photo shoots with major Japanese web media and magazines through the Friday drama "DREAM STAGE." They participated in coverage by eight Japanese web media outlets, including Rakuten Books' Oshiraku (推し楽), Oricon News, Seventeen, Oggi, ENCOUNT, Topical, Korean TV Drama Guide, and Nikkei Entertainment! web. Additionally, they conducted interviews and photo shoots with 11 local magazines, including ViVi, Stage fan, S Cawaii! ME, awesome! Plus, Monthly TV Guide, Digital TV Guide, Model Press Countdown Magazine, Men's Unit, FLIX, +act., and TV LIFE.

In the interviews, NAZE reflected on their journey of performing on the global stage even before their debut. Mentioning their drama debut "DREAM STAGE," the OST "Wanderlust," and their appearance at the fashion festival TGC, they stated, "It is an honor and feels like a dream to have experienced such works and big stages before our debut. Please watch us as we grow."

NAZE is receiving various lessons in singing, dancing, acting, and Japanese, expressing their passion by saying, "Whenever times are tough, the support from the members is a great strength. We try to focus on every moment." The members shared each other's attractive points and episodes, conveying their bond as a team.

Looking ahead, NAZE set their goal as a world tour, saying, "As a multinational boy group, we hope all seven members can perform in their hometowns."

NAZE's photo images were also released through magazines. Notably, NAZE appeared as the cover model for Men's Unit's photo shoot, showcasing their full-group synergy, while individual cuts of members were featured in S Cawaii! ME and Topical, highlighting each member's personality and charm.

Meanwhile, NAZE is meeting domestic and international viewers through the drama "DREAM STAGE," which is airing on Japan's terrestrial broadcaster TBS, domestic broadcaster tvN, Japanese culture specialty channel Channel J, and OTT platform TVING.

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