Chinese fans have launched large-scale support initiatives to cheer on BTS member Jungkook for his upcoming Japanese concert stage.
The Chinese fan club ‘Jungkook China’ officially unveiled a dual-screen display project exclusively for Jungkook at Tokyo Dome City, Japan, via their social media X (formerly Twitter) account.
‘Jungkook China’ is broadcasting Jungkook’s advertisements 155 times daily until the 18th on a prominent electronic display at Tokyo Dome Gate 22 Plaza, a high-traffic area located directly in front of Tokyo Dome City. Furthermore, Jungkook’s promotional advertisements are also being showcased on a large electronic display at Tokyo Dome Gate 25 Plaza, situated in front of Tokyo Metro Korakuen Station.
Prior to this, ‘Jungkook China’ demonstrated their dedication by installing 30 sets of Jungkook street light banners near the Goyang Sports Complex in Goyang City for an earlier leg of the BTS World Tour in Japan. They further engaged fans by providing free coffee trucks and distributing custom fans for three days, which garnered significant popularity and attention. In Seoul, an impressive 8-meter wall sticker advertisement for Jungkook was displayed at Exit 3 of Daehwa Station on the Seoul Metropolitan Subway, with his advertisements also broadcast on all four sides of the square pillar illuminated billboards located in the central hall atrium.
To show support for Jungkook’s performance at the BTS Gwanghwamun Comeback Live stage on March 21, extensive advertising was carried out across multiple high-profile locations. This included KT Square, Lumi Media, the Koreana Hotel LED billboard, and comprehensive coverage across all four screens of the CM pillars at Gwanghwamun Station on the Seoul Subway. These initiatives were highlighted as compelling examples of the fan club’s boundless love and powerful dedication.
‘Jungkook China’ has a remarkable history of executing over 33 support projects across various countries for Jungkook’s birthday. Annually, they have spearheaded “first-of-their-kind” and “most-ever” support initiatives. Notably, their birthday events in Korea for two consecutive years featured dazzling fireworks displays at Haeundae Beach and the Han River, alongside the groundbreaking first-ever KTX train wrapping advertisement.
Meanwhile, on the 14th, BTS members departed from Gimpo International Airport in Seoul to attend their highly anticipated World Tour concerts in Japan.
