Jewelry Box is the first Japanese full-length album by T-ARA. It was released on June 6, 2012.
The physical release comes in three versions: a CD+DVD+Photobook Edition (Diamond), a CD+DVD Edition (Sapphire) and a CD Only Edition (Pearl). Diamond features a special jewelry box-style packaging, while the Sapphire edition comes in a digipak and the Pearl edition comes in a regular jewel case. Both the Diamond and Sapphire editions come with a 100-page and 32-page photo book, respectively. All three editions of the album contain a random trading card of 8 types.
The album includes two new Japanese songs, "Keep Out" and "T-ARATiC MAGiC MUSiC", while the other songs were Japanese versions of their Korean discography.
Track list[]
- "Bo Peep Bo Peep (Japanese ver.)" - 3:47
- "Yayaya (Japanese ver.)" - 3:29
- "Wae Ireoni (ウェイロニ, Why Are You Being Like This?)" - 4:00
- "Keep Out" - 3:20
- "Apple is A (Japanese ver.)" - 3:10
- "T.T.L ~Time to Love~ (Japanese ver.)" - 3:40
- "Roly-Poly (Japanese ver.)" - 3:36
- "Love Me! ~Anata no Sei de Kurui Sou~ (あなたのせいで狂いそう, Because You're So Crazy)" - 3:17
- "Keojitmal ~Uso~ (コジンマル~嘘~, Lies)" - 3:49
- "Breaking Heart ~Watashi ga Totemo Itakute~ (私がとても痛くて, I'm Really Hurt)" - 3:18
- "Cry Cry (Japanese ver.)" - 3:20
- "Lovey-Dovey (Japanese ver.)" - 3:36
- "T-ARATiC MAGiC MUSiC" - 3:28
- DVD (Diamond Edition)
- T-ARA X’mas Premium LIVE in Osaka 2011 Special Edition
- "Yayaya" (Japanese ver.)"
- "Kojinmaru~Uso~"
- "Wae Ireoni"
- "Bo Peep Bo Peep (Japanese ver.)
- "Love Me! ~Anata no Sei de Kurisou"
- "Breaking Heart ~Watashi ga Totemo Itakute~"
- "Cry Cry (Japanese ver.)"
- "Jiyeon Solo Dance Act"
- "T.T.L ~Time to Love~ (Japanese ver.)"
- "Roly-Poly (Japanese ver.)"
- "Bo Peep Bo Peep (Japanese ver.)" (Encore)
- "Yayaya (Japanese ver.)" (Encore)
- "Roly-Poly (Japanese ver.)" (Encore)
- Music videos
- "Bo Peep Bo Peep (Japanese ver.)" music video
- "Yayaya (Japanese ver.)" music video
- "Roly-Poly (Japanese ver.)" music video
- "Lovey-Dovey (Japanese ver.)" music video
- DVD (Sapphire Edition)
- "The First Story of T-ARA"
Commercial performance[]
Debuted at number two on the Oricon Albums Chart, with first-week sales of 57,102 in Japan. In its second week, the album dropped to number seven and sold 14,276 copies. The album spent its third and fourth weeks in the top twenty, and fell into the top thirty in its fifth week. The album ranked at number six on the Oricon Monthly Albums Chart, selling 86,530 copies. After a month of sales, it was certified Gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan for shipments of over 100,000 copies.