Kim Tae Woo (28), lead vocal of Formerly Popular old school group G.O.D held his first comeback stage in Japan after returning from his 2 year mandatory military service. It took place in Tokyo at the 'Korea Drama Song Festival 2009' and he sang songs such as 'Fly High', 'Words I Want to Say', and other G.O.D hits. Before going on stage, Kim Tae Woo revealed his feelings about taking the stage once again. Kim tae Woo said "This is the first stage in 3 years that I've had and I'm singing for my fans in Japan before I sing in Korea. I thought I was somewhat prepared, but I'm still nervous about pleasing the audience. The feeling is really similar to when I first debuted. When I arrived at the airport yesterday, about 60 fans were happily waiting for me. I was so surprised that there were fans who remembered me and were still waiting for me." He went on to mention "Whether I'm in G.O.D or I'm going solo, the most important thing about a concert is that it's fun. My style is to have a stage where the audience and the people on stage can have fun together. I plan on choosing songs with a fast tempo so that the crowd will become excited about the concert. [Son] Ho Young hyung, who held activities in Japan before I did, told me that 'If you do it in G.O.D style, the audience will enjoy it' and Danny hyung encouraged me by saying 'Do well while you're over there'." Kim Tae Woo plans to continue activities by releasing a digital single titled, 'Memory and Recollection' due out on May 19th and his first solo album which is set for July. He plans to come back slowly but surely while looking towards the future. He doesn't plan to rush anything so that his return won't be a big mess. Of course, his determination to learn Japanese and be active in Japan next year is probably slowing things down a bit. Kim Tae Woo is a rather refreshing change by bringing back the old school. :)