SEVENTEEN's 'YAKUSOKU' fan meeting in Tokyo Dome attracted 100,000 fans, with live viewings across Asia and a pop-up store in Osaka.
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SEVENTEEN's large-scale fan meeting 'SEVENTEEN 2026 JAPAN FANMEETING 'YAKUSOKU'' took place at Tokyo Dome on May 13 and 14, with about 100,000 fans excited over the two days. Following Tokyo Dome, there will be a fan meeting at Osaka's Kyocera Dome on the 23rd and 24th. Despite the large attendance, additional seats were opened for all performances due to high demand. For CARATs (SEVENTEEN's fans) who couldn't attend, live viewings were held in over 120 cinemas across major Asian countries including Korea, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The Osaka fan meeting will also have online live streaming. SEVENTEEN, having not held a fan meeting at Tokyo Dome for about three years since 'SEVENTEEN 2023 JAPAN FANMEETING 'LOVE'', enjoyed a soft atmosphere with fans, featuring not only performances but also a variety of talk and game segments. They celebrated their reunion with CARATs through a talk segment themed 'YAKUSOKU RADIO' and fun games. On the 12th, the Osaka venue for the 'SEVENTEEN 2026 JAPAN FANMEETING 'YAKUSOKU' POP-UP STORE' opened, showcasing large signage and SEVENTEEN's portraits. The store's design matched the Tokyo venue's Rose Quartz & Serenity theme but had a different layout. The pop-up store offers official merchandise, including items like RIBBON BRACELETS and SHOE LACES that match the 'YAKUSOKU' theme. The Osaka venue will be open until May 25. After a successful fan meeting in Tokyo, SEVENTEEN is heading to the Osaka fan meeting on May 23-24, continuing to draw attention with their activities.
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