YG's large rookie group TREASURE has confirmed an arena concert tour spanning 17 shows in six cities across Japan.

According to YG Entertainment, TREASURE will kick off their Japanese arena tour on November 26th at the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center Hokkai Kita Ell.

Following this, they will meet with fans in Japan until January 4th of next year, with performances scheduled at "Fukui Sun Dome Fukui," "Aichi Nippon Gaishi Hall," "Fukuoka Marine Messe Fukuoka," "Hyogo Kobe World Memorial Hall," and "Saitama Super Arena.".

TREASURE is expected to draw an audience of 155,000 for this arena tour. This marks the largest scale for a K-pop artist visiting Japan for the first time since their debut, showcasing their popularity and presence.

Despite limited activities in Japan due to the COVID-19 pandemic, TREASURE has achieved explosive growth through their music and video content alone.

All of TREASURE's title tracks released so far, from their debut song "BOY" to "I LOVE YOU," "MMM," "MY TREASURE," and "JIKJIN," have topped Japan's major music charts.

The Japanese version of their mini-album "THE SECOND STEP: CHAPTER ONE," released on the 31st of last month, also saw its included track "U" rank first on the Line Music Top Song 100 for two consecutive days.

Along with TREASURE's outstanding skills, there is high interest from Japan as four of the twelve members are Japanese. In particular, performances are scheduled in the members' hometowns during this Japanese arena tour, with exceptional responses anticipated.

TREASURE stated, "We always wished we could hold a concert in Japan someday, and we are happy that an arena tour has been confirmed like this. It's all thanks to the support of TREASURE MAKERS (fandom)," adding, "We want to work harder and show a better side to the fans who have been waiting for us.".

Prior to their Japanese tour, TREASURE will hold their first solo concert in Korea, "TRACE," for two days on April 9th and 10th. At this concert, TREASURE will unveil the performance stage for "DARARI," which has recently gained popularity through reverse charting.

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