Koyote's Shinji enjoys sightseeing in Vancouver during North American tour
Koyote member Shinji shared photos of herself enjoying time in Vancouver, Canada, with fellow member Bbaekga during the group's North American tour.
Shinji of Koyote shared photos of herself and fellow member Bbaekga sightseeing in rainy Vancouver on the 11th, following a performance in San Jose on the 8th. The group is currently conducting their 2026 Koyote Festival North American Tour, with upcoming scheduled performances in Vancouver on the 12th and in Tacoma and Seattle on the 14th.
Shinji of Koyote, who is married to singer Moon Won, revealed her recent activities by spending leisure time in Vancouver, Canada, with fellow member Bbaekga during their North American tour.
On the 11th, Shinji posted several photos on her social media with the caption, "Enjoying precious free time that even the rain cannot stop!" In the released photos, Shinji is seen enjoying sightseeing on the rainy streets of Vancouver, wearing a comfortable outfit consisting of a gray beanie and a khaki outer garment while sporting a bright smile.
In particular, she drew attention by posing with a V-sign alongside group mate Bbaekga in front of the Gastown Steam Clock, a famous landmark in Vancouver. Other photos show her enjoying moments of relaxation amidst a busy performance schedule, such as walking through the rainy streets with a navy umbrella or visiting a local cafe.
Koyote, the group Shinji belongs to, is currently conducting the '2026 Koyote Festival North American Tour.' Following a performance in San Jose, United States, on the 8th, they are scheduled to meet local fans in Vancouver, Canada, on the 12th, and in Tacoma and Seattle, United States, on the 14th.
Meanwhile, Shinji married singer Moon Won, who is seven years younger, on May 2. The two met through the 2024 MBC Standard FM program 'Lee Yoon-seok and Shinji's Sing Sing Show' and developed a romantic relationship before becoming a married couple.
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