SEVENTEEN's album and singles achieve notable rankings in Japan's Billboard charts, reflecting their successful 10th anniversary activities.

The film "Shadows Edge," featuring Jackie Chan, premieres on December 12. A costume exhibition will be held in Tokyo from December 5 and in Osaka from December 26. The film has already topped box office charts in China, grossing over 12 billion yuan. It follows Chan's character, a retired expert, teaming up with young detectives to tackle a cybercrime syndicate in Macau.

Kano Eiko has been appointed as the head of the Mandu division at the global Korean food brand bibigo. He expressed his determination to promote Mandu and create opportunities for people to enjoy it. During the announcement event, he humorously shared his surprise at the offer and emphasized the cultural significance of Mandu during the New Year in Korea. He also mentioned a new YouTube channel showcasing his efforts as Mandu head, generating excitement for future activities.

SEVENTEEN is set to conquer four major stadiums in Asia, including Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium on February 28 and March 1, 2024. This concert is part of their 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN ASIA,' following previous shows in Singapore and the Philippines. The demand for more shows led to the addition of the Hong Kong concert, expanding their tour to 29 performances across 14 cities worldwide, highlighting their status as a global top-tier artist.

At the 2025 MAMA Awards, G-DRAGON and Stray Kids took home top honors. The event proceeded despite a tragic fire in Hong Kong, with tributes paid to victims. Host Kim Hyesoo expressed condolences, while performances continued, showcasing resilience and unity in the K-pop community.

Jackie Chan's latest film, 'Shadows Edge,' releases in Japan on December 12 after topping China's box office for four weeks and earning over 12 billion yuan. The film features Chan as a retired police expert teaming up with young detectives to combat a cybercrime syndicate in Macau, showcasing thrilling action and comedy.

S.COUPS and Mingyu of SEVENTEEN will hold the 'CxM [DOUBLE UP] LIVE PARTY' across 5 cities, starting in Incheon from January 23-25. The tour will continue to Aichi, Chiba, Busan, and conclude in Kaohsiung, Taiwan on April 25-26. Their 1st mini-album 'HYPE VIBES' has achieved record sales and chart success.

SEVENTEEN launched their Japan tour in Nagoya on November 27, featuring 10 shows across four cities. The tour, titled [NEW_], symbolizes their new challenges and limitless potential. Fans, known as CARAT, filled the venue with excitement. The tour includes the 'CARAT BUNKASAI' project, offering various events and collaborations in each city. SEVENTEEN ranked 2nd in live attendance for boy/girl groups, showcasing their popularity and drawing large crowds.

On the afternoon of the 26th, SEVENTEEN members Joshua, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino departed through Incheon International Airport for their concert in Nagoya as part of the 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN.' Additionally, they made history as the first K-POP group to perform at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert and will release a Blu-ray and digital code of their final fan meeting in Japan in January 2026.

Jun from SEVENTEEN has been named the Youth Ambassador for the Hainan Island International Film Festival, set to take place from December 3-9. This prestigious event will feature over 4,600 works from 119 countries. Jun has recently starred in 'Shadows Edge' alongside Jackie Chan and has received multiple awards for his acting, marking his growing influence in the film industry.

SEVENTEEN has released a music video for 'God of Music' featuring a collaboration with the Smurfs. The video blends SEVENTEEN's personalities with beloved Smurf characters, emphasizing a message of connection through music. A new Smurf character themed around SEVENTEEN also appears, and the collaboration highlights joy and friendship. SEVENTEEN's global popularity continues to grow, with their recent achievements on Spotify and upcoming concerts in Japan.