IDOL CHAMP and Kstyle launch K-STAR BOARD voting for BEST DANCE CHALLENGE. Vote from Sept 15 to 21, results on Sept 23.
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The K-POP idol support app 'IDOL CHAMP' is globally launching the voting project 'K-STAR BOARD' in collaboration with Kstyle! The theme is 'BEST DANCE CHALLENGE! Who is the number one idol in the dance challenge?' Voting starts today (September 15). >> iPhone users can vote here >> Android users can vote here. The artist who shines in first place will have a support advertisement broadcast on a large screen in Shin-Okubo! Additionally, Kstyle will feature a special article. Voting is simple: just select the artist you want to support from the IDOL CHAMP app. Votes from the app will be reflected 100% in the rankings. The voting period is from September 15, 2025 (Monday) 10:00 to September 21 (Sunday) 23:59. The results are scheduled to be announced around September 23 (Tuesday) on a special page of Kstyle and the IDOL CHAMP app. 'K-STAR BOARD x Kstyle' <Voting Period> September 15, 2025 (Monday) 10:00 to September 21 (Sunday) 23:59 <Voting Category> [BEST DANCE CHALLENGE] Who is the number one idol in the dance challenge? <Results Announcement> Scheduled for around September 23, 2025 (Tuesday) <Voting Conditions> You need 'Ruby CHAMSIM' usable within IDOL CHAMP to vote. You can vote with 20 Ruby CHAMSIM as one vote. ◆ iPhone users can vote here ◆ Android users can vote here. *Ruby CHAMSIM (red) can be accumulated by watching ads in the app. It can also be purchased in the IDOL CHAMP shop within the app. *The 'IDOL CHAMP' app is linked to the popular Korean program 'SHOW CHAMPION' and allows you to make your 'oshi' a champion. You want your beloved 'oshi' to be known more among K-POP fans in Japan and shine in the rankings. At such times, you can easily support them with the device you have at hand.
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