The five ladies of KARA left for Japan through the Gimpo International Airport on February 3rd to fulfill their schedules there. The girls didn't participate in any interviews and simply bowed deeply before their fans and reporters before hurriedly heading for their plane. Japanese news Super J from TV Asahi was stationed at Haneda Airport to capture their arrival. The girls were seen sporting a few smiles and with their arms locked together holding hands, showing their unity. They will be in Japan to finish filming for TV Tokyo's drama, "URAKARA." The three members of KARA had came to an agreement with DSP Media on January 27th to fulfill the Japanese activities that were already scheduled prior to the controversy. Tip: cjenning