”n.SSign” appears at ”Green Ribbon Concert”... ”Children's happiness comes first” - Donate performance fee

"I hope that many people will help create a happy world for children," said the group "n.SSign" at the Seoul Mapo-gu Sanam Shopping Mall on the 28th.
Iwa) At the 18th Green Ribbon Hope Festival held at Peace Square in Peace Park, he said that adults must create happiness for Korean children.
Just before going on stage at the Green Ribbon Concert, n.S.Sign told iDaily, "We, n.S.Sign, are participating in such an important event for children.
"I'm really happy to be able to join you in this festival," he said, "and with our participation in this festival today, we will work together to create a world where children's happiness comes first."
On this day, n.SSign began with "Tiger (New Flavour)," which featured a spectacular group dance, followed by "FUNK
JANM" and "Happy &". As the "performance masters", n.SSign's dynamic and elegant group dance was a splendid sight.
He also showed his love for his fans by giving them a special stage performance and going down to interact with them below the stage.
In particular, n.SSign donated all of their performance fees for the Green Ribbon Concert to a children's organization.
After finishing their stage, n.SSign said, "We will release a new single in Japan next month and hold a Japanese hall tour.
"We ask for your interest in n.S Sign," he said. The Green Ribbon Hope Festival is part of a campaign to create a happy world for children.
It is an event held as part of a group called the Green Ribbon Walking Tournament. It began in 2007 as the Green Ribbon Walking Tournament, and this year marks its 18th anniversary.
This event was sponsored by IDAILY, the National Center for Children's Rights and the Nikkan Sports
The event was sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul National Police Agency.
KG, andar, Coca-Cola, HOLLYS, E&H Company, and FILA participated.