TXT (Tomorrow X Together) has once again proved their massive popularity in Japan. The group’s third full length Japanese album Starkissed has officially been certified Double Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ), confirming more than 500,000 units shipped.
The certification, announced on December 10, marks a major milestone for TXT not only for their ongoing success in the Japanese market, but also for their rapid growth as one of the leading global boy groups of their generation.
Starkissed A Record-Breaking Release in Japan
According to the RIAJ, Double Platinum status is awarded to albums surpassing 500,000 cumulative shipments. Starkissed reached the mark in roughly six weeks, a testament to TXT’s explosive demand and highly dedicated Japanese fanbase.
The album made an immediate impact upon release, topping the Oricon Weekly Combined Albums Chart with the highest score in TXT’s career to date. It also secured No. 1 on the Oricon Weekly Album Chart, establishing itself as one of the group’s strongest-performing Japanese releases.
Beyond its initial success, Starkissed continued to leave a mark on year-end rankings. On Billboard Japan’s 2025 Year-End charts, the album ranked No. 17 on Top Album Sales and No. 92 on Download Albums. TXT also placed three additional albums within the sales charts, proving their consistent staying power.
A Growing Collection of Certifications
With this achievement, TXT now holds 15 certified albums in Japan. Their track record includes:
- CHIKAI earning Triple Platinum
- Starkissed, SWEET, and GOOD BOY GONE BAD receiving Double Platinum
- The Name Chapter: Together and others securing Platinum status
The growing list highlights TXT’s impressive longevity and their firm position in Japan’s competitive music industry.
Tour Momentum Continues to Drive Demand
TXT is currently in the middle of their fourth world tour, ACT: TOMORROW, which includes a massive five dome tour in Japan. The group’s presence in major cities has boosted both album interest and public visibility, creating the perfect environment for Starkissed‘s rising sales.
As TXT continues to expand their reach across music charts, tours, and global fandoms, Starkissed stands as another milestone in a year filled with momentum and achievement.
Editor’s Insight
TXT’s Double Platinum certification in Japan isn’t just another milestone it highlights a deeper shift in how K-pop groups sustain long-term relevance in one of the world’s most competitive music markets. Unlike short-term chart spikes driven by fandom mobilization, Japan’s certification system is based on physical shipments, making it a strong indicator of consistent consumer demand.