A Chinese fan’s extravagant “Jungkook love”… “Super-luxury, devoted fan spirit” — sending two Tokyo Dome LED billboard ads for the Japanese concert

The lavish support from Chinese fans to cheer on the Japanese concert stage of BTS's Jungkook is drawing attention.

The Chinese fan club 'Jungkook China' unveiled on the 16th a dual-screen display project at Tokyo Dome City, Japan's premier dome stadium complex dedicated solely to Jungkook, through its social media X account.

'Jungkook China' announced that it will run Jungkook's advertisement on the large electronic display at Gate 22 Plaza of Tokyo Dome, where a large number of passersby gather, with 155 showings per day until the 18th. It also placed Jungkook's advertisement on the large electronic display at Gate 25 Plaza of Tokyo Dome (in front of Tokyo Metro Korakuen Station), expressing its devoted fan love and hopes that Jungkook will successfully finish his concert in Japan.

Earlier, 'Jungkook China' drew major attention by installing 30 sets of Jungkook streetlamp banners near Goyang Sports Complex in Goyang, where the BTS world tour was held before Japan, and by offering free coffee truck services and fan giveaways for three days.

It also carried out advertisement displays of Jungkook on four sides of the square pillar illuminated billboard installed in the central hall atrium, as well as a wall sticker advertisement measuring 8 meters at Exit 3 of Daehwa Station on the Seoul metropolitan subway.

Along with this, it proved its generous love and fandom power by providing advertising support on KT Square, Lumi Media, the LED billboard at Koreana Hotel, and the full-screen CM pillar at Gwanghwamun Station on the Seoul subway to cheer Jungkook at the BTS Gwanghwamun comeback live stage on March 21.

'Jungkook China' has carried out more than 33 supports around the world every time Jungkook's birthday comes around, and especially in Korea it has held massive birthday events for two consecutive years, including fireworks shows at Haeundae and the Han River and KTX wrap advertising, demonstrating his unrivaled popularity and presence in China.

Meanwhile, BTS departed via Gimpo International Airport in Seoul on the 14th to attend the Japanese concert of their world tour.

Reporter Yang Seung-nam [email protected]