The WONDER G in Japan 2024 event scheduled for October 14 has been canceled due to difficulties in organizing the festival.
September/26/2024 13:29
The cancellation of "WONDER G in Japan 2024 ~ Party," scheduled to be held on October 14, has been decided. This event was a music festival featuring girl groups from Japan and Korea, with fromis_9, H1-KEY, Candy Shop, and the Japanese selection unit of tripleS, IS:SUE, scheduled to perform. According to the announcement made today (26th) on the official X (formerly Twitter) of "WONDER G in Japan 2024 ~ Party," it was stated that, "As a result of discussions with relevant parties, it was judged that holding this event is difficult, and regrettably, all performances will be canceled." Tickets that have already been purchased will be fully refunded, and this will be handled at the 'Loppi' installed in Lawson and Mini Stop stores. [Notice regarding the cancellation of the WONDER G performance] The "WONDER G in JAPAN 2024 ~ PARTY" scheduled to be held on October 14 (Monday) at Pacifico Yokohama has been canceled. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and trouble caused to those who were planning to attend.
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