SEVENTEEN Wows Fans With a Total of 180,000 Attendees…Fans Promise at Japan Dome Fan Meeting ‘YAKUSOKU,’ ‘CALL CALL CALL!(CALL CALL CALL!)’

‘SEVENTEEN,’ reshaping the landscape of the Asian music market, fully seized control of Japan’s music scene. With a stunning feat of drawing “180,000 people” across just four shows, it imprinted once again the group’s uniquely unreplaceable stature.

‘SEVENTEEN,’ piercing the heart of Japan’s islands, a dominant syndrome proven by 180,000 spectators

According to Pledis Entertainment, “SEVENTEEN” successfully wrapped its 2026 Japan fan meeting “YAKUSOKU (YAKUSOKU·Promise)” at “Kyocera Dome Osaka” over two days, the 23rd and 24th, sharing intense rapport with 80,000 fans. Adding the 100,000 attendees from shows held earlier on the 13th and 14th at “Tokyo Dome”, the group demonstrated its mega-scale crowd-pulling power, totaling “180,000 people.”

The “YAKUSOKU” vow of forever, a stage that packed in 180 minutes of sheer thrill

The title of this show, “YAKUSOKU,” means “promise” in Korean, and symbolizes the steadfast bond between “SEVENTEEN” and their reliable support force, the fandom “CARAT.” At the venue, a full setlist of 18 songs swept through for more than three hours, including not only Japanese original tracks such as “Call Call Call!(CALL CALL CALL!)” but also Japanese versions of Korean hit songs such as “Eotteonare”(“What Can I Do?”). The performances by the 13 onstage members—down to the last detail—kept flawless choreography and live sound, driving the audience into a frenzy.

“We keep evolving”…A new path drawn by the 13-member full group

After finishing the stage, “SEVENTEEN” showed boundless trust in “CARAT.” They said they gained the confidence that “together with the fans, we can surpass any limits,” and added, “Even in the time we can’t meet in person, we are constantly evolving,” delivering a heavy, heartfelt message.

They then said, “Each member is preparing activities across a diverse range of spectrums,” adding, “Soon, we’ll return with an even more overwhelming synergy that the 13-member full group will create,” pushing global music fans’ expectations to their highest level.