BTS's Gwanghwamun concert is just around the corner.

BTS will be returning as a full group after approximately three years and nine months. "BTS Comeback Live: ARIRANG," to be held at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul on the 21st of next month, sold out all 13,000 seats as soon as ticket sales opened. At one point, the waiting list exceeded 100,000, generating excitement. This concert is especially meaningful as it marks the first time all members will perform together since completing their military service.

On March 20th, the day before the concert, their fifth full-length album, "Arirang," will be released first. For fans unable to attend in person, the concert will be live streamed on Netflix to 190 countries worldwide. As it's highly unusual for a single artist to hold a large-scale concert at Gwanghwamun Square, I believe this will be a significant opportunity to introduce Korean culture to the world.

After wrapping up their Gwanghwamun concert, they will embark on a full-scale world tour starting in April. Currently, a total of 82 performances are scheduled in 23 countries, and this schedule, spanning from the album release to the tour, is expected to mark a new turning point for the group. As this is a long-awaited return as a full group, the scale and preparations for it carry a significant weight.