J.Y. Park held a successful solo concert in Tokyo, sharing memorable moments with fans and showcasing his musical talents.
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J.Y. Park successfully finished his solo concert in Japan, sharing happy times with the audience. On February 5, he held a solo concert at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo. This performance was part of the solo concert "Happy Hour" held at Kyung Hee University Peace Hall in Seoul on December 13-14, 2025. That day, a lively live performance based on band music and captivating dance stages unfolded, fully showcasing J.Y. Park's true value as an "all-time legendary musician." Starting with his new song "Happy Hour (With Kwon Jin Ah)" released last November, many famous songs that colored the music scene followed, filling the venue with cheers. As a representative singer of Korea and a producer who has created numerous hit songs for K-POP artists, J.Y. Park performed songs he produced, including NiziU's "Make You Happy," 2PM's "Again & Again," and TWICE's "Feel Special," "Alcohol-Free," and "What is Love?" shaking the audience. In "I Have a Girlfriend," he held an event where audience members joined him on stage, creating special memories. During the concert, Stray Kids' I.N made a glamorous guest appearance, further enhancing the enjoyment. J.Y. Park and I.N sang 2AM's "This Song," showcasing a vocal synergy that highlighted the sweet melody. In the stage of Rain's "Change Me (Duet with JYP)," they energized the venue with their unique dance chemistry. During the parts of "Still Alive," "She Was Pretty," "Honey," and "Don't Leave Me," they led the excitement to a peak performance level, with the audience enjoying the show by mimicking the choreography. In the encore stage, he appeared with Rats & Star's "Megu no Hito," instantly elevating the atmosphere of the venue, and also performed famous Japanese songs like Keisuke Kuwata's "Sad Feelings," Checkers' "Heartbroken Julia," and Southern All Stars' "Itoshi no Ellie," sharing the joy of uniting through music. Surrounded by loud cheers, he expressed at the end of the concert, "The reason I have been able to stand on stage all this time is thanks to your support. Thank you for giving me great happiness today. Let's meet again next year." Expectations are rising for J.Y. Park's future musical activities as he continues to walk with people through heartfelt songs and performances. On that day, guest I.N, who energized the venue, expressed, "I have been a fan of 2AM and 2PM, produced by J.Y. Park, and I really loved 'This Song' since I was a child. It was strange and truly grateful to sing this song with the representative." Also, on the same day, birthday music echoed in the venue, and a cake and surprise gift prepared by J.Y. Park for I.N, whose birthday is on February 8, appeared. I.N smiled broadly at the surprise event, expressing gratitude to J.Y. Park and the audience.
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