[Event Report] Chae Jong Hyeop's first fan meet in Japan was a success... The birth of a new Korean star who sold out 20,000 seats

Actor Chae Jong Hyeop successfully completed his first performance in Chiba, the first stop of his Japan Fan Meeting tour. Chae Jong Hyeop performed at Makuhari Met in Chiba on the 1st and 2nd.
In Seoul, they held the "First Love" event and met with over 20,000 fans.
"Love" expresses the desire to always be the first for each other.
Despite it being his first fan meeting since his debut, all 20,000 seats were sold out, proving Chae Jong Hyeop's popularity in Japan.
In March, she appeared in the TBS drama "Eye Love You" with the popular Japanese actress Fumi Nikaido, and became a syndrome-level star in Japan.
Chae Jong Hyeop, who is garnering a lot of attention, set an unprecedented record as an actor by selling out all 20,000 tickets immediately after advance ticket sales began.
Chae Jong Hyeop, who participated directly from the planning stage and actively prepared for the fan meeting,
On the day of the fan meeting, they performed a special stage that can only be seen at the fan meeting. They answered questions from fans and shared talks about the works they have appeared in, and further interacted with their fans.
In addition, he held a challenge game and an event to give away cherished items to fans, giving a memorable experience to fans who have been waiting to meet Chae Jong Hyeop.
Chae Jong Hyeop, who created a special memory with his Japanese fans, said, "I'm happy and thankful to be able to meet you all in person like this. I met the eyes of the fans and
I will never forget this moment," he said, his heart filling with emotion after meeting his fans, and tears soon appeared as he expressed his gratitude.
Having set an unprecedented record for his fan meeting and proven his immense popularity and presence in Japan, expectations are high for Chae Jong Hyeop's future endeavors.
Meanwhile, Choi Jung-yop is scheduled to meet his Japanese fans again at a fan meeting to be held at the World Memorial Hall in Kobe on the 8th and 9th.