K-POP artists, including BTS and SEVENTEEN, make a big impact on Japan's 2023 music charts, with 20% of the top 100 albums.

Sungkwan of SEVENTEEN attended the 1st anniversary event for 'Forest Green Finger' in Japan, engaging with 550 fans. He shared skincare tips, his love for Japanese food, and humorous anecdotes, including his desire to play badminton with fans. He ended the event with an acapella performance of 'Raindrops.'

Sungkwang from SEVENTEEN appeared at the 'FoRest by Greenfinger' event in Tokyo, promoting the clean beauty skincare brand he models for. He entertained fans with discussions about skincare and his recent activities. The event includes a popup store with special promotions and products available at various HMV locations.

SEVENTEEN's Seungkwan attended the 'FoRest by Greenfinger' event in Tokyo, promoting the clean beauty skincare brand he models for. He entertained fans with discussions about skincare and his recent activities. The event features special promotions and a pop-up store across multiple locations in Japan from November to December 2025.

On the afternoon of the 10th, SEVENTEEN departed from Incheon International Airport to Japan for their Tokyo concert as part of their world tour. This article is based on local media coverage. After their Osaka performance, they expressed their excitement about returning to Japan after a year, especially to Nagoya, saying, 'We really missed you.'

On the afternoon of the 10th, the '2025 Korea Content Awards' ceremony was held at COEX in Seoul, attended by director Maggie Kang. She shared behind-the-scenes stories from 'KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters' and featured scenes from 'AyuKude.' BTS members V and RM, along with Lee Byung-hun, also gathered for a memorable photo with the popular Netflix anime director.

&TEAM attended the 67th Japan Record Awards, where leader EJ accepted an award. Sub-leader FUMA expressed gratitude and emphasized their goal of global recognition. They achieved their first million certification with their 3rd single and successfully debuted in Korea, becoming the first Japanese artist to achieve million certifications in both Japan and Korea. Their music is gaining global attention, with significant streaming increases. Expect impressive performances from them through 2025.

SUGA's charity concert for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was held at Yonsei University, showcasing their musical skills. The event raised funds for the Min Yungi Center, which offers art-integrated therapy programs. SUGA supported the children with a heartfelt video message, and all ticket proceeds will benefit the center.

ADOR and the Dolphin Kidnapping Group are in a legal dispute over a music video release. ADOR claims damages for unauthorized publication by director Shin Woosuk, who argues it was industry practice. The case highlights issues of verbal agreements and contract compliance, with a ruling expected on January 13, 2026.

The 67th Japan Record Awards will feature performances by popular K-pop artists ILLIT, &TEAM, and BOYNEXTDOOR, who have received multiple awards. ILLIT won the Excellent Work Award for 'Almond Chocolate', &TEAM received the Special International Music Award, and BOYNEXTDOOR won Rookie of the Year. The event will air on December 30 from 5:30 PM to 10 PM.

The 67th Japan Record Awards will feature performances by popular K-pop artists ILLIT, &TEAM, and BOYNEXTDOOR, who have received multiple awards. ILLIT won the Excellent Work Award for 'Almond Chocolate', &TEAM received the Special International Music Award, and BOYNEXTDOOR won Rookie of the Year. The event will air on December 30 from 5:30 PM to 10 PM.