BTS Jin's Tokyo Concert Merch Sells Out

Jin of BTS proved his immense popularity in Japan by being the first to sell out merchandise (pickets) for two consecutive days at his Tokyo concert. BTS held the second performance of their world tour 'ARIRANG' IN JAPAN' at the Tokyo Dome on the 18th, following their first overseas performance at the same venue on the 17th.

During the concert, Jin delivered a flawless performance befitting his titles of 'Visual King' and 'Live King.' In particular, Jin, who earned the new nickname 'Siren,' captivated the audience with his beautiful vocals spanning a wide range and his elegant yet controlled performance. His heartfelt messages to fans and his signature hand kisses also became a major topic of conversation.

Jin's stage performance caught the attention of fans worldwide, and phrases like 'JIN RULES JINLAND' trended in real-time on X (formerly Twitter) in the US and several other countries, demonstrating his powerful popularity.

His popularity in Japan extended beyond the concert venue. Shops next to the Tokyo Dome were filled with posters and photos of Lucidoel, for which Jin is a model. Inside, Jin's advertisement photos were displayed alongside photos of other members, drawing attention. Additionally, Dongwon Tuna, for which Jin serves as a global model, opened a pop-up store in Tokyo, decorating the space with Jin's advertisement videos and photos, eliciting a fervent response from fans.

For both days of the Tokyo concert, Jin's merchandise (pickets) were the first to sell out. On the 18th, not only Jin's picket but also the group picket featuring all members together sold out. Fans who were unable to purchase merchandise expressed their disappointment.