Wooyoung's concert in Japan marks his 10th anniversary, featuring new music and a sold-out audience, with a special best album release.
December/2/2025 16:43
This March, 2PM's Wooyoung, who celebrated his 10th anniversary of solo debut in Japan, started his long-awaited concert '2025 Jang Wooyoung Concert in Japan' at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo on November 29 (Saturday) and 30 (Sunday). This concert is the Japanese version of the same performance held in Korea, and being a special concert for his 10th anniversary, it sold out, including additional standing tickets for both days. As the venue filled with fans' anticipation, the lights dimmed, and the concert began with the quiet strumming of a guitarist. Wrapped in a gentle atmosphere, as the band sound joined in, applause erupted along with a 'Jang Wooyoung' call that grew louder until Wooyoung appeared to thunderous cheers. Sitting on a stool, he began the performance calmly, showcasing various songs released in Korea and Japan in different styles, raising the venue's energy. Among them, illuminated by backlight and displaying lyrics on the screen, he presented the much-anticipated new song 'Reason', included in his first best album '3650.zip' commemorating his 10th anniversary, set to release on December 24. He shared during the MC that while considering what kind of song to create, he reflected on why he sings, dances, and makes music, concluding that all reasons lead back to his fans, which inspired the lyrics. Fans, intoxicated by Wooyoung's singing while reading the lyrics on the screen, erupted in admiration. Wooyoung also spoke about the best album, saying, 'I wanted to give a present to all the fans for my 10th anniversary, so I prepared this best album.' He declared, 'Let's run until the 20th anniversary!' The concert ended with energetic dances that thrilled the audience. There will also be performances in Kobe at the Kobe Bunka Hall on December 27 (Saturday) and 28 (Sunday), but before that, fans are looking forward to the release of the best album '3650.zip' on December 24. A special site for the best album has also opened, raising fans' expectations.
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