Younha

For other people known as 'Younha', see Yoonha.

Younha

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Background

Birth name

Go Youn-ha (고윤하)

Birth date

April 29, 1988 (age 35)

Birth place

Chang-dong, Nowon-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Height

158 cm (5 ft 2 in)

Blood type

O

Career

Occupation

Singer, songwriter

Solo debut

October 20, 2004 (Japan)
December 17, 2006 (South Korea)

Years active

2004–present

Agency

C9 Entertainment (South Korea, 2012–present)
Lion Media (South Korea, 2008–2011)
Stam Entertainment (South Korea, 2006–2007)
MEPLUS Media (Japan, 2014-2021)
Sistus Records (Japan, 2008–2010)
Epic Records (Japan, 2004–2007)

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Younha (Korean: 윤하, Japanese; ユンナ) is a South Korean singer and songwriter under C9 Entertainment.

She originally debuted in Japan with the single "Yubikiri -Japanese version-" on October 20, 2004 before officially debuting in South Korea on December 17, 2006 with her debut stage on SBS's Inkigayo for the digital single "Audition".

Discography[]

Korean[]

Studio albums[]

The Perfect Day to Say I Love You (2007)
- The Perfect Day to Say I Love You (Special Edition) (2007)
Someday (2008)
3rd Album
- Peace Love & Ice Cream (Part A) (2009)
- Growing Season (Part B) (2009)
Supersonic (2012)
Rescue (2017)
End Theory (2021)
- End Theory : Final Edition (repackage) (2022)

Live albums[]

Mindset (2023)

Mini albums[]

Lost In Love (2010)
Just Listen (2013)
Subsonic (2013)
Stable Mindset (2019)
Unstable Mindset (2020)

Remake albums[]

Comet (2007)

Single albums[]

"Snail Mail" (2018)

Digital singles[]

"Audition" (2006)
"One Shot" (2010)
"It's Beautiful" (2011)
"우리 달라졌을까" (2012)
"Unacceptable" (2013)
"Please Tell Me" (2013)
"Nothing" (2014)
"Umbrella" (2014)
"Wasted" (2014)
"Think About You" (2015)
"Hashtag" (2015)
"Take Five" (2017)
"Hello" (2017)
"Rain Song" (2022)
"Younha 20th Anniversary Digital Single 'Waiting'" (2023)

Promotional singles[]

"All-Day, Everyday" (with Kanto) (2014)

Collaborations[]

"Just the Way You Are" (with Jung Joon Young) (2014)
"Kang Seung Won 1st Album Making Project Part 2: Him" (2014)
"One Dream One Korea" (with Various Artists) (2015)
"Get It?" (with HA:TFELT, Cheetah) (2016)
"Can't Stop This Feeling" (with Yu Seung Woo) (2017)
"EDEN_STARDUST.01" (with EDEN) (2018)
"Walking In The Rain" (with Chancellor) (2020)

Features[]

Epik High - "Gray So Gray (그래서 그래)" (2022)

OSTs[]

"Personal Taste OST Part.1" (2010)
"Pokemon the Movie DP Master of Illusions: Zoroark OST" (2010)
"Queen of the Office OST Part.2" (2013)
"My Love from the Star OST Part.4" ("My Love from the Star") (2014)
"Pinocchio OST Part.7" (2014)
"Who Are You: School 2015 OST Part.5" ("Pray") (2015)
"Midnight Diner OST Part.1" (2015)
"Doctor Crush OST Part.2" (2016)
"The God Of Highschool Game OST" (2016)
"Cinderella and Four Knights OST Part.5" ("I Believe") (2016)
"Hit the Top OST Part.2" (2017)
"Revolutionary Love OST Part.2" (2017)
"Queen of Mystery 2 OST Part.5" (2018)
"The Tale of Nokdu OST Part.2" ("Shine On You") (2019)
"Romance 101 X Younha" ("Thirtieth Midnight") (2021)
"Letter (Ditto X Younha)" (2022)

Japanese[]

Studio albums[]

Go! Younha (2005)
Hitotsu Sora no Shita (2010)

Best albums[]

Songs -Teen's Collection- (2008)

Mini albums[]

People (2014)
View (2015)

Singles[]

"Yubikiri" (2004)
"Yubikiri -Japanese version-" (2004)
"Houkiboshi" (2005)
"Motto Futari de" (2005)
"Tatchi / Yume no Tsuzuki" (2005)
"My Lover" (2005)
"Te wo Tsunaide" (2006)
"Ima ga Daisuki" (2006)
"Hakanaku Tsuyoku" (2007)
"Girl" (2009)
"Sukinanda" (2009)

Filmography[]

Variety shows[]

Two Yoo Project - Sugar Man (JTBC, 2016) - guest (Ep. 15)
Two Yoo Project - Sugar Man Season 3 (JTBC, 2020) - guest (Ep. 12)
How Do You Play? (MBC, 2021-2022) - guest (Eps. 116, 122)
Music Universe K-909 (JTBC, 2022) - guest (ep. 6)
Universe Ticket (SBS, 2023) - judge^[1]

Trivia[]

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She is able to speak Korean, Japanese and English fluently, making her trilingual.
She moved to Japan in 2003, debuted with her career the year afterward in October and 2005, and moved back to South Korea in 2006.
- Younha then debuted in Korea in December 2006 as well as returning to Japan in 2009.