5-member vocal group Code-V will be releasing their first single in Japan. The group's agency, PQM, revealed that the members have signed with Japan's Dreamusic and will be releasing their Japanese single on December 7th. The single will contain the Japanese versions of their Korean debut track, "Addiction", as well as "Miracle". PQM stated, "Code-V --who came in 1st place in a survey that asked Japanese residents, 'Which K-Pop singer would you like to see debut in Japan?' -- will succeed with the songs that have Code-V's distinct style." Code-V will be holding an event commemorating the release of their debut single on December 26th at Tokyo's Tower Records. After holding several performances, the boys plan to release their 1st official Japanese album next Spring. This group debuted in Korea in June 2010 with "Addiction", and have since been receiving many love calls from Japan. Despite facing numerous complications with their schedules in Japan last year due to the Tohoku earthquake, the boys were determined in carrying out their duties to the best of their ability - earning much praise from Japanese fans. Source + Photo: Star News