New Jeans confirmed to appear at Japan's biggest year-end festival 'Countdown Japan'... first K-pop girl group

New Jeans will be performing at 'Countdown Japan 24/25' held at Makuhari Messe in Tokyo, Japan from December 28th to 31st. New Jeans will be performing on the biggest stage on the last day, the 31st, to heat up the atmosphere.

'Countdown Japan' is Japan's largest indoor year-end festival that started in 2003, and last year, over 130,000 people visited. Every year, top Japanese artists appear, and this year's lineup includes Creepy Nuts, Vaundy, MAN WITH A MISSION, and SixTONES.

Following their invitation to Japan's representative music festival 'Summer Sonic' last August, New Jeans were invited to 'Countdown Japan' this year, proving their hot popularity and influence in the country.

New Jeans has been dazzling since their official Japanese debut this year. Their Japanese debut single "Supernatural" released last June has become a million-seller, and the title song of the same name topped the local major music charts as soon as it was released. "Supernatural" and the track "Right Now" have unusually settled in the upper ranks of major domestic music charts despite being Japanese singles.

Also, among non-Japanese artists, New Jeans entered the Tokyo Dome in Japan the fastest after their debut. They held a fan meeting 'Bunnies Camp 2024 Tokyo Dome' at the Tokyo Dome in June, 1 year and 11 months after their debut. A total of 91,200 people attended.