Lee Jun-young Captivates Tokyo Fans with Emotional Fan Meeting and Stellar Performances

On June 10th, South Korean actor and singer Lee Jun-young held his solo fan meeting in Tokyo at The Grand Hall in Shinagawa, successfully completing two back-to-back shows titled ‘THE MOMENT’. This marked his first standalone performance in Japan in approximately seven months since his fan event in Yokohama last October.

Throughout the fan meeting, Lee enchanted the audience with a variety of live performances and engaging segments. Notably, he delivered emotional renditions of Jung Joon-il‘s “Hold Me“, Na Yoon-kwon‘s “If It Were Me“, and Shimizu Shota‘s Japanese hit “Sakura“, moving many fans to tears.

Lee also shared behind-the-scenes stories from his recent acting projects, including Netflix originals Melo Movie, Got Fooled, Weak Hero Class 2, and currently airing KBS2 drama 24-Hour Fitness Club. This segment offered fans an intimate glimpse into his experiences as a multi-talented artist.

The show was filled with interactive activities such as fan polls, OX quizzes, and mini games that brought laughter and energy to the venue. Lee further connected with his supporters by personally giving out autographs and taking selfies with selected attendees.

At the end of the event, Lee expressed his gratitude, saying, “It meant so much to meet the fans who’ve been cheering me on from afar. I’m genuinely thankful and will continue to show my true self in all I do.”

Lee Jun-young is currently appearing in the KBS2 Wednesday-Thursday drama 24-Hour Fitness Club, captivating viewers with his charm and depth as an actor.