KISS OF LIFE has successfully completed its first ever Japan debut tour, firmly establishing its presence in the Japanese market and leaving a strong impression on local fans.
From December 10 to 16, the four member girl group toured Fukuoka, Osaka, and Tokyo as part of their debut Japan tour titled ‘Lucky Day.’ The tour was held to commemorate their official Japanese debut following the release of their first Japan mini album ‘TOKYO MISSION START’ last month.
A Setlist That Showcased Identity and Growth
The tour opened with their Japanese debut track ‘Lucky,’ setting an energetic and confident tone for the performances. KISS OF LIFE went on to deliver a tightly curated setlist featuring both Japanese versions and original tracks, including ‘Shhh (JP Ver.),’ ‘Sticky (JP Ver.),’ ‘Midas Touch,’ ‘Bad News,’ ‘Igloo,’ and ‘Lips Hips Kiss.’
Each performance highlighted the group’s signature strengths—strong live vocals, expressive choreography, and a clear musical identity earning enthusiastic responses from fans at every stop.
Special Stages Tailored for Japanese Fans
Adding a personal touch to the tour, the members prepared individual solo stages featuring popular Japanese songs, further deepening their connection with local audiences. Haneul impressed fans with a refreshing acoustic guitar performance of Aimyon’s ‘I Want to Tell You I Love You,’ while Belle captivated the crowd with her emotional delivery of Fujii Kaze’s ‘Michi Teyu Ku (満ちていく).’ Natty showcased her Y2K-inspired charm through a dynamic performance of Double’s ‘Destiny,’ blending fluid dance lines with confident vocals.
Julie rounded out the solo stages with her own interpretation of Vaundy’s ‘Tokyo Flash,’ delivering a relaxed yet stylish performance that reflected her distinctive mood and stage presence. Together, the solo stages demonstrated the members’ versatility and individuality beyond group performances.
Gratitude and Looking Ahead
Following the conclusion of the tour, KISS OF LIFE shared their gratitude through their agency. “Thanks to the incredible support from our Japanese KISSY, we were able to successfully complete both our ‘Lucky’ promotions and this debut tour,” the group said. “We will continue to work hard to deliver great music and performances that our fans can be proud of.”
A Promising Start in Japan
With a sold-out response across multiple cities and strong fan engagement throughout the tour, KISS OF LIFE’s ‘Lucky Day’ Japan debut tour marked a promising beginning for their activities in the region.