They are currently on a five-dome tour in Japan, with upcoming performances in Fukuoka, Tokyo, and Osaka.
Thanks to enthusiastic fan support, they continue to expand their influence in Japan.
TOMORROW X TOGETHER has firmly established their popularity in Japan. According to the Japan Record Association's announcement on the 10th, their third Japanese studio album, ’Starkissed’, has surpassed 500,000 in cumulative shipments and received ‘Double Platinum’ certification. Released on October 22, this album attained ‘Platinum’ status within just ten days of its launch, with an additional 250,000 copies shipped in the following month, securing a higher certification.
The Japan Record Association issues certifications based on cumulative shipments, which for this album has allowed it to earn significant recognition, alongside their fourth studio album ‘별의 장: TOGETHER’ and mini-album ‘별의 장: SANCTUARY’ making it to the 'Top Album Sales' chart as well.
Throughout their career, TOMORROW X TOGETHER has gained a solid footing in the industry with multiple albums. They are currently on their fourth world tour, performing across Japan, with upcoming shows scheduled in Fukuoka, Tokyo, and Osaka.
TOMORROW X TOGETHER has garnered significant affection from fans due to their high-quality music and diverse genre exploration. Their latest album, ‘Starkissed’, is filled with elements that meet current trends and fan demands, reflecting their strategy of constantly seeking better musical outcomes.
Moreover, they have proven the effectiveness of their positioning and marketing strategies in the Japanese market. The successful sales figures in Japan showcase their deep connection with local fans, indicating that their fandom, ‘MOA’, actively responds and supports all content they release.
The enthusiastic support from fans is also evident in TOMORROW X TOGETHER's performances. As they prepare for upcoming shows, they are set to captivate audiences with more refined stages and diverse performances. Their growth is becoming a crucial element in the evolution of the K-pop market, leaving us looking forward to what comes next.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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