Stray Kids’ Han donated 100 million won on his birthday to support abused children and children at Eunpyeong Angel’s Home.
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Stray Kids’ Han spread a good influence. Han, yesterday (the 14th), on his birthday, donated a total of 100 million won (about 11 million yen) to the social welfare corporation Angels’ Heaven. The donation money is scheduled to be used as 50 million won (about 5 million yen) each for support for the protection and psychological treatment of abused children, and for child-rearing and educational support for children at Eunpyeong Angel’s Home. Han conveyed his sincerity, saying, “I wanted to deliver even a little warm comfort to the hearts of hurt children. I sincerely hope that the children overcome their pain with warm support and regain their bright smiles.” He also donated 100 million won on his 2025 birthday to Samsung Seoul Hospital to support treatment and nursing care expenses for adult patients with severe diseases, as well as treatment expenses for pediatric and adolescent patients.
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Stray Kids’ Felix marked his birthday by donating a total of 300 million won to Samsung Seoul Hospital, Seoul National University Children’s Hospital, Books International, and UNICEF Korea. The funds will support pediatric cancer treatment, vulnerable groups, picture books, and flood relief. Han also donated 100 million won the day before.
The Golden Disc Awards will be held again this year. According to the 41st Golden Disc Awards, the ceremony will take place over two days, January 9 and 10, 2027, on a special outdoor stage at VEC (Vietnam Exposition Center) in Hanoi, Vietnam. The awards honor the Korean pop music loved by fans over the past year and are known for special performances and results. The event has previously been held in cities such as Osaka, Kuala Lumpur, Beijing, Bangkok, Jakarta, Fukuoka, and Taipei, and will once again connect with fans worldwide with a star-studded lineup.
Stray Kids announced the Osaka-area rollout of its live-linked project for the Japan tour, featuring collaborations with local sweets, Osaka Metro, Namba Parks, Umeda Sky Building, and more. The group also revealed a new Japan mini album and its record Billboard success.
Stray Kids left for Japan through Incheon International Airport on the afternoon of the 4th for concerts. They recently held Japan shows at MUFG Stadium, and will continue the tour in Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, and with additional performances at Tokyo Dome in November.
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On the morning of the 3rd, Stray Kids’ Changbin headed to Japan through Gimpo International Airport for his schedule. Related reports note his attendance at an AUTRY brand event and the advance sale of a limited collection he worked on at Isetan Shinjuku.
On the afternoon of the 1st, Stray Kids’ Changbin attended the brand AUTRY event held in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong District, Seoul. The text also notes that AUTRY is pre-selling a limited collection created by Changbin at Isetan Shinjuku, and that Changbin donated about 10 million yen for his birthday, saying he hopes his feelings reach places that need them.
AUTRY will prelaunch a limited Changbin capsule collection at Isetan Shinjuku Men’s Building B1 Shoes Lab. Created through a close partnership with Stray Kids’ Changbin, the line blends AUTRY’s heritage with K-pop energy and features DWAEKKI and CHANGBIN x AUTRY motifs.
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Stray Kids became the first overseas male artist and first K-pop male artist to hold a solo concert at MUFG Stadium in Japan. Over two days, they performed 28 songs for 175,000 fans, premiered new tracks, and surprised fans with added Tokyo Dome shows in November.
