Stray Kids departed for Japan via Incheon International Airport to continue their concert tour, including stadium and dome shows.
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On the afternoon of the 4th, Stray Kids departed for Japan through Incheon International Airport for a concert. Last month, on the 29th and 30th, they held concerts at MUFG STADIUM (National Stadium) as the Japan performances of their world tour, "Stray Kids World Tour." They will continue the tour on September 5 and 6 at Vantelin Dome Nagoya, on September 19 and 20 at Kyocera Dome Osaka, and on October 24 at Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka. In addition, they will also hold additional performances at Tokyo Dome in November. *This article is based on interviews with local media. Please note that there may be variations in the photos. ・Stray Kids achieve great success with the first-ever concert at National Stadium by an overseas male artist! They drew 140,000 people over two days... Fans go wild over the spectacular production ・Stray Kids surprise-announce additional performances at Tokyo Dome! Three days 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.
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Stray Kids’ Felix unveiled the digital single “Slow It Down” as part of the group’s self-produced SKZ-PLAYER project. The acoustic hip-hop track, which he helped write and compose, carries a message about pausing in busy life to reflect on loved ones and dreams. Actress Noh Yoon-seo appears in the music video as a young woman struggling between dreams and reality.
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.
On the afternoon of the 31st, Stray Kids returned to Korea through Gimpo International Airport after completing their Stray Kids World Tour performance at MUFG Stadium (National Stadium). The article is based on local media coverage, and the photos may vary. Additional notes mention a surprise Tokyo Dome encore in November and a Japan-linked project with special collaborations and activities.
Stray Kids announced three additional Tokyo Dome concerts for their Japan leg after all seven previously announced shows sold out. The new shows will be held on November 6, 7, and 8, with fan club presales and upgrade ticket sales also scheduled. Total Japan shows: 10.
Stray Kids announced the live-linked project “Stray Kids ACTIVATION PROJECT <SKZ AREA CONNECT>” to celebrate its Japan world tour. The project will feature special collaborations and activities in the four tour cities and nationwide, including Tokyo and Nagoya plans.
Stray Kids left through Gimpo International Airport on the 28th for concerts in Japan. They will hold Japan shows for their world tour at MUFG Stadium (National Stadium) on the 29th and 30th, then continue at Vantelin Dome Nagoya, Kyocera Dome Osaka, and Mizuho PayPay Dome Fukuoka.
