On the 14th, management office BELIFT LAB announced that the group ILLIT will be making its official debut in Japan this coming September.
According to LAB, ILLIT will release the full version of their Japanese debut single "Toki yo Tomare" on September 1st. The album CD will be released two days later on the 3rd.
BELIFT LAB explained that the album title "Toki yo Tomare" is "a song that captures the moments of youth that shine so brightly that you wish time would stop."
The masterpiece "Toki yo Tomarae" and the title song of the 3rd mini album released in Korea, "Do the Dance" in Japanese, and the Japanese movie "Faces Are Not Enough" released in March.
The theme song for the drama "It Won't Happen" "Almond Chocolate" was also recorded. "ILLIT" released their debut song "Magnetic" which became a global hit in Japan.
They have had a successful career on the music charts, which led to them appearing on Japan's leading year-end program, NHK's "Kohaku Uta Gassen," and winning the New Artist Award at the 66th Japan Record Awards.
Expectations are building for what kind of results they will achieve after the debut. ILLIT will hold a fan concert in Japan to coincide with their Japanese debut. The concert will be held on August 10th and 11th in Kanagawa.
The concerts will be held at Yokohama Pia Arena MM in Kanagawa Prefecture and Osaka Castle Hall in Osaka on September 3rd and 4th. ILLIT recently began promotions for the follow-up song to their third mini-album, "jellyous," in Korea.
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