Asa (아사) is a Japanese trainee under YG Entertainment. She is a member of the upcoming girl group BABYMONSTER who is set to debut this 2023.
Profile
Stage Name
Asa
Birth name
Enami Asa (榎並 朝)
Birth date
April 17, 2006
Birth place
Japan
Height
164/165 cm (5’4″)
Zodiac Sign
Aries
MBTI
N/A
Blood Type
N/A
Occupation
Trainee
Years active
2023–present
Associations
Career Timeline
Debut with BABYMONSTER- 2023
-YG Entertainment released a teaser poster on December 30, 2022, announcing their plans to debut a new girl group.
- The name of the group was confirmed as BABYMONSTER on January 1, 2023. Asa could be seen practicing in the same video, seemingly confirming her membership in the group.
- Asa was introduced as the fourth member of BABYMONSTER during a live performance on January 26.
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Asa Facts
- Asa was born and raised in Japan.- She is a Japanese national.
- She makes a point of asking lots of questions when learning new dances.
- Leejung, their dance instructor, frequently praises Asa for picking up choreography the quickest.
- She began learning to dance in Year 2.
- Her interests include dancing, cooking, and skipping rope.
- She is fluent in Japanese, Korean, and a little English.
- Asa writes and speaks Korean so well that she can joke about being a "native speaker."
- She joined YG Entertainment between late 2016 and early 2017.
- In 2017, she appeared in the musical LADYBIRD GREEN.
- Due to her buck-teeth, fans believe she resembled a bunny when she was younger.
- On January 26, 2023, she was the fourth member to be officially revealed.
Asa wrote and composed her own song.
- She and fellow member Ruka will be among the first Japanese females to make their YG Entertainment debut.
- When she was seven years old, she performed "Very Very Good" by Block B at a dance school in Japan.
- Prior to her debut, she worked in musical theater.
- She first auditioned at the age of 12 with the song "Weekend Warrior."
- Her mother enjoys Block B's music.
- Asa and fellow BABYMONSTER member Ruka will be YG Entertainment's first female Japanese idols to make their debut.
