Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy makes first trip to Korea, captivates 30,000 fans on 'Horo' tour

Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy showcased his formidable ticket-drawing power and commanding stage presence during his first meeting with fans in South Korea.

From 'Naki Jizo' to 'Kaiju no Hanauta' ... 120 minutes of frenzy

According to organizer Type Communication, Vaundy successfully held his Asia arena tour, 'Horo,' at Inspire Arena in Incheon on the 19th and 20th. The concerts marked his first performance in South Korea and drew 30,000 fans over two days, underscoring his explosive popularity in the country.

He opened with 'Naki Jizo,' immediately overwhelming the audience with his signature powerhouse vocals and full-band sound. He followed with a string of mega-hits, including 'Fukakouryoku,' 'Napori' and 'Kaiju no Hanauta,' prompting fans to sing along.

Vaundy is an all-around artist who goes beyond singing to personally oversee the entire creative process, including lyrics, composition, arrangement, design, video direction and production. His distinctive artistic vision was fully reflected in the stage direction and sound of the Korean concerts.

Following the successful Korean shows, which gave his Asia tour a strong start, Vaundy plans to meet fans across the region and further establish himself as a global artist.