2PM will hold a concert in Japan to celebrate their 15th anniversary. Fans eagerly await details of the event and performances.
January/6/2026 15:26
2PM gathers as a complete group. Today (6th), a JYP Entertainment official revealed to My Daily, 'We are preparing to hold a local concert to commemorate the 15th anniversary of our debut in Japan,' adding, 'Details will be announced later.' After debuting in Korea in 2008, 2PM released their 1st single 'Take off' in Japan in 2011, marking the start of their local activities. Following a concert held in 2023 to celebrate their 15th anniversary since debuting in Korea, they are now planning a concert in Japan for their 15th anniversary, raising fans' expectations. With active activities in their respective fields, Jun. K, Chansung, Junho, Nickhun, Taecyeon, and Wooyoung are drawing attention to what kind of stage they will present at this long-awaited complete group concert. • [REPORT] 2PM returns to Japan as a complete group after about 7 years! Fulfilling their promise at Tokyo Dome... Fans are thrilled with the emotional reunion, 'We will come back again.' • 2PM's 15th anniversary concert is confirmed! The Japan performance will be held in October at Ariake Arena.
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