TWICE Enters Japan’s Tokyo National Stadium as the First K-Pop Act… 240,000 Fans Ignite the Venue

'TWICE', the first overseas artist to enter 'Tokyo National Stadium'… creating a new chapter in K-pop history

The 'TWICE' group has set a new milestone in global music history beyond K-pop. According to an announcement from JYP Entertainment, 'TWICE' successfully wrapped up its sixth world tour, 'This Is For', held at 'Tokyo National Stadium' in Japan over three days from the 25th through the 26th and through the 28th, drawing a total of '240,000' attendees.

This 'Tokyo National Stadium' entry marks the 'first-ever record' not only for K-pop groups, but also among 'overseas artists' worldwide. By stepping confidently onto a stage renowned as one of the most prestigious in the local scene, they proved once again their unmistakable status and influence as a 'top global girl group'.

Their overwhelming 'ticket power' took over all of Japan. After touring Japan’s four major domes—starting with 'Kyocera Dome Osaka' last year, followed by 'Banterin Dome Nagoya', 'PayPay Dome Fukuoka', and 'Tokyo Dome'—they also made 'Tokyo National Stadium' happen this time. As a result, they achieved an unprecedented 'record', amassing a cumulative '640,000' attendees with only a single Japan tour.