The five major sports newspapers in Japan, Sports Nippon, Daily Sports, Nikkan Sports, Sports Hochi, and Sankei Sports, are currently running the "IN_EP.TOUR".
On the 12th and 13th, five newspapers devoted their front pages to reporting on the fan concert tour. JIN is the first Korean solo artist to be featured in an exclusive on the front page by five newspapers at the same time.
On the 13th, at convenience stores near Kyocera Dome Osaka, where the fan concert tour "#RUNSEOKJIN_EP.TOUR in JAPAN" was held, there were many people buying newspapers.
Fans lined up endlessly to get in. The magazine sold out early in many places, proving JIN's immense popularity.
The newspaper that carried the news of JIN's Japan tour on its front page ranked #1 on Amazon Japan's Hot New Releases.
, which ranked first on the bestselling Japanese book charts, demonstrating his overwhelming power. JIN will hold a two-day concert in Korea on June 28th, followed by a concert in Chiba, Japan on July 5th and 6th, and a concert in Tokyo on the 12th.
JIN performed two fantastic live shows in front of enthusiastic fans in Osaka on two days each from the 1st to the 13th.
Of course, all the seats for the two-day concert at Kyocera Dome in Osaka were also sold out in a flash. JIN, the "God of Beauty" and "Live King", will be performing at Kyocera Dome in Osaka on the 12th and 13th.
At the request of fans, the 8th floor, the top floor of the SeraDome, as well as the seats with restricted visibility were all opened to the public, and the Japan tour was completed with a perfect live stage amid the heat of the audience filling every seat.
In particular, fans were surprised that all the seats in the Kyocera Dome, including the top floor (8th floor) and the seats with restricted visibility, were sold out for the solo concert, which is a rare case even in Japan.
It is said that even when the group "BTS" held a concert at the Kyocera Dome, the 8th floor was not open to the public. JIN's 2nd solo mini album "E" released on May 16 (Korean time)
The title song of "Don't Say You Love Me" from "cho" was released on July 15th on Spotify's Top Songs Japan, the world's largest music platform.
JIN's "Don't Say You Love Me" topped the chart for 41 days, demonstrating his immense popularity.
"Don't Say You Love Me"'s 41 days at No. 1 is the longest period of time a K-pop male solo artist has held the No. 1 spot in the history of the Japanese Spotify chart.
It is still breaking records, and is the longest-running No. 1 solo song among K-pop songs without a featured artist.
By chunchun 2025/07/17 00:27 KST
