BTS' JIN's solo album ”Happy” becomes Japan's first Gold Disc platinum certified

BTS' JIN's solo album has been certified by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. On the 10th, the Recording Industry Association of Japan announced that JIN's first solo album "Happy" has been certified by the Recording Industry Association of Japan.
As of January, the cumulative shipments exceeded 250,000 copies and the album was certified as a gold disc, or platinum. Prior to JIN's first platinum certification as a solo artist, his solo single "The
The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) is a non-profit organization that provides a platform for artists to promote their music and create new cultures through the creation of new albums.
JIN released "Happy" on the 15th of last month and achieved a good record in the Japanese music market.
"ppy" topped the chart in just three days on the Oricon weekly digital album rankings, which were compiled from the 11th to the 17th of last month.
On the day of its release, it sold 220,000 copies and went straight to the top of the Daily Album Rankings on the 16th.
It was the K-pop solo album with the highest first-day sales among all albums collected at the event. It also ranked 1st among the albums that were recently announced by Billboard Japan for November 27, 2023 to November 2024.
According to the "2024 Year-End Financial Results Chart" compiled up until November 24, 2024, the album achieved the remarkable feat of ranking 19th in the "Hot Albums" list in just 10 days.
It also ranked 20th and 33rd in the "Download Albums" chart.