First of all, they were the first foreign singers who performed in the Nissan Stadium in 2013.
Nissan Stadium is Japan's biggest venue, they did their first concert there and had 75K people attending.
It's way bigger than the Tokyo Dome.
This was the sight in 2013
That was in 2013.
Nissan Stadium is so huge that they need the consent of the locals to be able to hold a concert here
And in 2018, they will be holding a concert at Nissan concert for June 8th, 9th and 10th. They will be the first artist worldwide to perform 3 days in a row.
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- ㅇㅇ 2018.06.13 09:20
- Amazing, there was always this little part of the population on PANN disregarding TVXQ's impact, it made me realize how f*cking low the age demographics here was. I hope that my bias will gain recognition like this one day too
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- ㅇㅇ 2018.06.13 09:30
- Impressive. It was either in 2015 or 2016, I went to play at Fukuoka and at that time, they had aTVXQ concert there. I wasn't a fan, but I remember not being able to book a hotel for the weekend because it was all booked ㅋㅋㅋㅋ I was on the streets and people asked me whether I was a TVXQ fan ㅋㅋ I replied no, but I found it fascinating
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- ㅇㅇ 2018.06.13 13:43
- People only say that TVXQ aren't as powerful now because they barely have any domestic comebacks, but they're the only group who've maintained their popularity overseas despite all these years...Who cares if their popularity is decreasing in Korea, whatever they wanted to achieve, they've already achieved it and the money they want to make, they can still make it overseas. This is the truth. Even if they're not as powerful anymore domestically, they still are overseas, so this is not a reason to disregard them. And their popularity is still above average here
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- ㅇㅇ 2018.06.13 11:22
- There are lots of idols who are popular in Japan nowadays, but no one will ever come close to TVXQ's class... They're basically a national idol there
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