SEVENTEEN concluded their Japan tour with a spectacular finale in Fukuoka, captivating fans with energetic performances and heartfelt moments.
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The final performance of the 13-member group SEVENTEEN's world tour "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN" was held at the Mizuho PayPay Dome in Fukuoka on December 20 and 21. This performance was part of their Japan tour, which started in September in Incheon, South Korea, and included 10 shows in four cities: Aichi, Osaka, Tokyo, and Fukuoka, thrilling approximately 420,000 CARATs (SEVENTEEN fans) and concluding successfully. On December 20 (Saturday) and 21 (Sunday), CARATs from around the world gathered at the Mizuho PayPay Dome in Fukuoka, eagerly anticipating the final performance. The concert began with members appearing from various parts of the venue, creating an overwhelming cheer each time they appeared from cars, the stage, or the runway. They energetically performed "HBD" and "THUNDER," which were showcased for the first time in Japan, raising the venue's excitement. During the first MC, they expressed their joy at returning to Fukuoka and shared greetings while discussing local topics. After the opening talk, they performed "Domino," followed by a unit performance of "Network Love" by Joshua, Jun, DK, and Vernon. After a VCR, they transitioned to solo stages, starting with Dino's "Trigger," which was met with enthusiastic cheers as he showcased his dynamic dance and powerful vocals. Jun followed with "Gemini," captivating the audience with harmonious dance and singing. Vernon then appeared with a guitar to perform "Shining Star," adding a Fukuoka-specific twist to the lyrics, which delighted the crowd. SEVENTEEN then performed "SOS," "F*ck My Life," and "LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)" on a moving stage, creating a warm atmosphere as they interacted closely with CARATs. After another talk segment, they performed "Darl+ing" and transitioned back to solo stages, starting with Joshua's sweet rendition of "Fortunate Change," followed by DK's energetic performance of "Happy Virus." The mood shifted as Seungkwan performed "Raindrops" with a piano, showcasing his vocal prowess. The VCR then featured a dramatic moment with DK leading into "Skyfall," where he delivered an artistic performance. Mingyu followed with "Shake It Off," engaging the audience with his model-like presence. S.COUPS then took the stage with "Jungle," delivering energetic rap that elicited screams from the crowd. SEVENTEEN then performed "HOT," "HIGHLIGHT -Japanese ver.-," "ROCK," and "HIT" powerfully. During the talk segment, they randomly performed songs not included in the setlist, creating a lively atmosphere. The main show concluded with "Rock with you -Japanese ver.-" featuring DK on drums, amidst cheers. In the encore, members appeared on a trolley, greeting CARATs while singing "A-Teen," "9-Teen," and "Hitorijanai." They then performed "Ai no Chikara" against a holiday-themed backdrop. In their final comments, each member expressed gratitude to CARATs, with Seungkwan emphasizing his happiness at successfully concluding the last city performance and expressing hope for a full-member stage soon. The encore ended with "Eyes on you" and "VERY NICE," raising the excitement to a peak. On the final day, SEVENTEEN announced they would perform the ending theme song for the popular anime "BEASTARS FINAL SEASON" Part 2, with a preview of the song "Tiny Light" released, which received applause and cheers from the audience. SEVENTEEN continues to gain attention with their unstoppable momentum.
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