Showtaro of RIIZE injured his ankle during a performance. He has been diagnosed with a ligament tear and will limit dance activities.
May/7/2026 17:27
Showtaro of RIIZE injured his ankle before the comeback. Today (7th), the agency SM Entertainment revealed, "Showtaro recently injured his ankle during a performance at an overseas schedule." According to this, he was diagnosed with a ligament tear after undergoing a detailed examination at the hospital. He is currently wearing a half-cast and receiving regular outpatient treatment. RIIZE is scheduled to appear at Incheon University Festival on the 8th, at 'Kstyle PARTY 2026' in Japan on the 10th, and at Sogang University Festival and Sungshin University Festival on the 14th. Showtaro is expected to be on stage but will refrain from dance performances. The agency stated, "Daily life is possible, but based on the medical team's advice to avoid intense dancing and rest, a decision was made after discussions with him," and added, "We will do our best to support the artist for a speedy recovery." RIIZE is set to make a comeback on June 15 with their 2nd mini-album.
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