SEVENTEEN Attracts 180,000 Fans at Japanese Dome Fan-meeting Series
SEVENTEEN drew 180,000 attendees across four shows at Tokyo Dome and Kyocera Dome Osaka, promising to return as 13 members with even greater energy.
The group SEVENTEEN (Photo=Pledis Entertainment) created a special time with local fans by filling large Japanese dome venues. A total of 180,000 spectators flocked to the Japanese fan-meeting held over four sessions, proving their unwavering global popularity.
According to Pledis Entertainment on the 25th, SEVENTEEN held the 2026 Japan Fan-meeting ‘YAKUSOKU’ at Kyocera Dome Osaka in Osaka, Japan, from the 23rd to the 24th, meeting approximately 80,000 fans over two days.
‘YAKUSOKU’ is an expression meaning ‘promise’ in Japanese, chosen as the performance title to embody SEVENTEEN's heart to remain together with their official fandom, CARAT, in the future.
Previously, 100,000 people visited the fan-meeting held at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan, on the 13th and 14th of this month over two days. Through a total of four dome fan-meeting sessions connecting Tokyo and Osaka, SEVENTEEN connected with 180,000 spectators and confirmed the passionate love of local fans.
On these days, SEVENTEEN presented a total of 18 songs during performances lasting over 3 hours. They heated up the atmosphere with a diverse program, including the Japanese original song ‘CALL CALL CALL!’ and the Japanese version of ‘Oh My!’.
The members also delivered sincere messages to the fans during the performances. SEVENTEEN said, “We felt that we could accomplish anything if we are with CARAT,” and “Even in moments when we cannot meet in person, we are constantly growing.”
They continued, “Each member is preparing many activities to meet fans in various ways,” and promised, “All 13 of us will return together in a more wonderful way than anyone else.”
SEVENTEEN built another special memory in Japan by connecting through music, stage, and interaction with fans.
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