Kim Jaewon successfully completes Tokyo fan meeting... World tour proves 'dance DNA'
Actor Kim Jaewon held a meaningful meeting with local fans in Tokyo, Japan, following his stop in Taipei.
Actor Kim Jaewon had a meaningful meeting with local fans in Tokyo, Japan, following Taipei. According to media reports, Kim Jaewon continued the heat of his world tour by holding the '2026 KIM JAE WON WORLD TOUR FANMEETING' at LINE CUBE SHIBUYA in Tokyo on the 20th.
In this event, which was decorated with the concept 'Propose', Kim Jaewon appeared through the audience and sang Vaundy's 'Tokyo Flash' passionately. During the performance, he showed a sweet side by walking through the audience to deliver flowers to fans and spent time communicating with fans by sharing photos capturing his daily life in Tokyo.
In the segment reviewing his works, 'Our Blues' and 'Yumi's Cells Season 3' were mainly covered. Kim Jaewon personally reenacted lines from 'Our Blues' and transformed into the character Shin Soon-rok from 'Yumi's Cells Season 3' to stage a confession scene from the drama with fans selected through a drawing. In this process, he brought out the character's charm by wearing glasses and a jacket, and gifted polaroid photos and roses to the fans.
In the performance stage, which was the highlight of the show, Kim Jaewon's dance skills stood out. He heated up the atmosphere on site by once again recreating stages including TAEMIN's 'MOVE', as well as YEONJUN's 'ICE CREAM' and CORTIS's 'REDRED' which he had showcased at the previous Taipei fan meeting.
At the end of the event, a slogan event prepared by fans took place. Kim Jaewon expressed his gratitude while checking the messages from fans and concluded the fan meeting by reading a handwritten letter he wrote himself. Meanwhile, Kim Jaewon is preparing for the release of the movie 'Final Interview' this coming November.
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