ILLIT's first Japanese fan concert ”GLITTER DAY” was a great success... 40,000 spectators went wild

Girl group ILLIT showed off their exceptional presence by attracting an audience of approximately 40,000 people at their first exclusive concert in Japan.
"ILLIT" was held at the fan convention held at Osaka Castle Hall in Osaka on the 3rd and 4th.
The "2025 ILLIT GLITTER DAY IN JAPAN" (hereinafter referred to as "GLITTER DAY") was a great success.
This performance was also held at Pia Arena MM in Yokohama on August 10th and 11th.
According to BELIFT LAB, the label of the MUSIC group, general reserved seating tickets for all four performances sold out early, and limited view seats and standing seats were also sold out.
This gives a glimpse of the high level of local interest in "ILLIT" and the ticket sales power.
In particular, the Osaka concert took place on the 1st, right after the release of their first Japanese single, "Toki yo Tomare," so local fans
The excitement was even more intense. In response, ILLIT captivated the fans by filling the 150 minutes with a variety of performances.
They will be releasing their new single, as well as "Magnetic" and "Lucky
They passionately sang their major hits, including "Girl Syndrome," "Tick-Tack," "Do the Dance," and "jellyous," drawing cheers and huge sing-alongs.
They also showed off their limitless charm with a J-POP cover stage that highlighted each member's individuality and various dance challenges.
HILAITO's performance of their Japanese debut title song "Toki yo Tomarae" was the highlight.
ILLIT captivated the audience with a refreshing and sporty performance that made the most of their light disco pop style.
Here is the lyrics of popular Japanese musician Murasaki.
Ima made a surprise appearance and performed a collaborative stage, which was met with cheers from fans.
Supported by the enthusiastic response of their fans, ILLIT performed "Toki yo Tomarae" again as an encore, creating an unforgettable performance.
The more they performed, the more ILLIT's communication skills shone. The Korean members studied hard in Japanese to communicate with their Japanese fans.
He also used Osaka dialect to add to the familiarity of the performance. During the performance of "Magnetic," he changed some parts of the lyrics to Osaka dialect, showing his ease in singing.
At the end of the performance, ILLIT cried as they looked at GLLIT (fandom name), who had filled the venue up to the third floor.
The girls said, "It was so touching to see so many people calling out our names and cheering us on that we cried. We hope to see a stage that will bring GLLIT happiness in the future."
"I will try my best to show you that," he said, "I hope to perform at a bigger venue with more fans someday. I will also do my best in Japan, so please support me."
Meanwhile, ILLIT's Japanese single "Toki yo Tomare" has received a positive response since its release. This single has been on the Oricon "Daily Single Ranking" for two consecutive days (September 2nd to 3rd).
The album has reached the top of the charts on Sunday, and the title track is currently cruising major local music charts, including No. 1 on the AWA Music Real-Time Trending Chart.