QWER Japan Fan Concert Celebrates Growth and Global Fame

QWER Japan Fan Concert took place in Tokyo, showcasing strong performances and close interaction with fans. Siyeon’s emotional moment during the encore deeply moved the audience and highlighted her journey from NMB48 to QWER. The concert drew public attention, including celebrity guests, and strengthened the group’s presence in Japan.

QWER Lights Up Tokyo with Their First Japan Fan Concert

QWER (Chodan, Magenta, Hina, and Siyeon) successfully held their first Japanese fan concert, “QWER The 1st Fan Concert: 1, 2, QWER!” on April 6 at Zepp Shinjuku in Tokyo. They kicked off the show with a Japanese version of their debut single “Discord,” immediately drawing loud cheers. The band performed many fan favorites, including “T.B.H,” “Fake Idol,” and “My Name is Malguem.” They also showcased lesser-known tracks that fans had been eager to hear live.

QWER Japan Fan Concert Highlights Each Member’s Musical Color

Each member played a vital role in delivering QWER’s refreshing and energetic sound. Chodan’s drumming, Magenta’s bass, Hina’s guitar, and Siyeon’s vocals came together in perfect harmony. Their performance was even more powerful thanks to their fans, known as Bawige, whose cheers filled the venue with emotion.

Interactive Moments Add Fun to QWER Japan Fan Concert

During the “2025, Challenge QWER!” segment, the members connected with local fans in a lighthearted and interactive way. They took on fun missions using the letters Q, W, E, and R as prompts. Chodan and Magenta formed a unit and showed off their vocal talent with the song “Run.” Meanwhile, Hina and Siyeon impressed everyone with a powerful dance performance. This segment revealed the group’s charm beyond music.

An Emotional Encore and a Message for the Future

For the encore, QWER chose “Make Our Highlight” and “Harmony of Stars.” These songs beautifully wrapped up the concert and reflected their hopes for a shared future with fans. After performing, they took a group photo with the audience, capturing a moment they promised never to forget. In a heartfelt closing message, the group said, “Our journey began in Seoul, and now we’ve made it to Tokyo. We’re grateful for this unforgettable memory. It feels like our dreams are slowly coming true. We hope to spend many seasons together with you.”

Siyeon’s Tears Touch Hearts at QWER Japan Fan Concert

One of the most moving parts of the night was when Siyeon broke into tears while singing “Harmony of Stars.” From August 2021 to August 2023, she had been a member of NMB48 and spent two years in Japan. However, her success came later, after debuting with QWER in Korea on October 18, 2023. Many of her former NMB48 teammates and old fans were in the audience that night. Seeing them again overwhelmed her with emotion.

Fans Share Their Emotions Online

Japanese fans shared heartfelt stories on social media after the show. Some were overjoyed to see Siyeon again after two years. One fan admitted they cried just from seeing her face. Another said Siyeon had always been cute, but now looked even more radiant. Many fans expressed their wish to welcome her back to Japan again. Korean fans who read these stories online called it “a drama within a drama” and were touched by the emotional reunion.

Celebrity Support Adds to the Buzz

The concert also gained attention for its celebrity attendees. Renowned shoe designer Mihara Yasuhiro and Ainyan of the Japanese girl band Silent Siren were among the crowd. Their presence highlighted the growing influence and popularity of QWER beyond Korea.

QWER and Kstyle PARTY Reunite on a Bigger Stage in Tokyo

QWER and Kstyle PARTY come together again in Tokyo, this time with a full stage setup and warm fan attention. The group has grown fast over the past year, winning awards and building a solid fanbase through hit songs.

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