SEVENTEEN, Japanese single title song ”Expiration Date” released preview

Idol group "SEVENTEEN" will release a new single in Japan. According to Pledis Entertainment on the 11th, "SEVENTEEN" will release a new single in Japan on the 27th.
They will release their 4th single "Shohikigen". Prior to the album release, they will pre-release the title song "Shohikigen" on various online music sites at 12:00 PM on the same day.
"Expiration Date" is a ballad that expresses worries about the expiration date of emotions, and "SEVENTEEN's" hit makers Woozi and Bumzu participated in writing the lyrics and composing the song.
The delicate emotional expression is harmonized with the string and guitar sounds to create a music with a gentle sensibility. This song is the theme song for the popular Japanese NHK TV series "Future Me Will Blow You Up!?"
The song was included in the song and garnered positive feedback. The group, who recently gained popularity by receiving a gold disc and platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan for their 12th mini album, have released their new single
The official photo released along with the title song shows the complete 13-member group "SEVENTEEN," causing fans to erupt in excitement.
The photos have been flooded with enthusiastic responses. In the photos, the members exude a soft and romantic charm. "SEVENTEEN" will be performing at the Vantelin Dome Nagoya on the 29th and 30th, and will continue on from December 4th to 5th.
"SEVENTEEN [RIGHT HERE]" will be held at Tokyo Dome on the 5th, Kyocera Dome Osaka on the 12th and 14th-15th, and Fukuoka Fei Pay Dome on the 19th and 21st-22nd.
They will hold "WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN".