Idol group ONE PACT wrapped up their Japanese fan meeting, “THE GOLDEN DAY,” gifting fans an unforgettable “golden day” and even surprising them with an unreleased track.
On the 5th, ONE PACT held “ONE PACT 1st FANMEETING in JAPAN (THE GOLDEN DAY)” at Iino Hall in Tokyo, where they shared a special, heartfelt connection with local fans.
The group kicked things off with a custom-made intro track prepared specifically for this event, instantly heating up the atmosphere with a flashy, performance-heavy opening.
The highlight of the show was the diverse lineup that showcased ONE PACT’s versatility and unexpected charms. The members appeared in cute animal pajamas for their performances of “100!” and “Pull Up,” showing off their “boyfriend material” side, which was a stark contrast to their intense stage presence.
There were plenty of musical gifts for the fans. Tag performed a solo stage of the unreleased song “TOXIC,” which had previously received a hot response during a pre-release at SchoolCon. This was followed by various stages highlighting each member’s individuality. They also gave fans an unforgettable moment by surprising them with the first-ever reveal of the unreleased song “At the first moment.”
In the “ONE PACT’s Sketchbook” segment, the members proved their distinct musical colors and solid vocal skills with sweet solo live performances that filled the venue with emotion. The show reached its climax with “blind” and “DO U FXXKING LOVE ME TOO,” as the members responded to the fans’ support with energetic performances for a grand finale.
After completing the various segments and live stages, ONE PACT shared their heartfelt thoughts, saying, “We were so excited and happy to hold a fan meeting in Japan after a long time. We are grateful to the fans who always send us so much love and energy, and we will continue to be a ONE PACT that repays you with even better performances.”
Having successfully wrapped up their Japan fan meeting and once again proving their worth as global K-POP artists, ONE PACT is preparing for a European tour in mid-May and plans to continue actively communicating with global fans through various music and stages.
