TWS is set to surprise fans with a new digital single that reinterprets one of the group’s most successful releases to date. The group will release ‘Today, We Meet Again’ on February 9, a Korean language version of their Japanese debut title track ‘Nice to See You Again.’
A Song Dedicated to Fans
‘Today, We Meet Again’ has been prepared as a special gift for TWS’s fandom, known as 42. The track captures the emotional journey of two people reuniting by chance and gradually becoming “us,” expressed through clear, wintry emotions that transition into warmth. The song highlights TWS’s signature bright and refreshing sound, reframing the original melody with Korean lyrics while preserving the emotional tone that resonated strongly with listeners overseas.
Strong Performance in Japan
The original Japanese version of the song achieved notable success following its release last summer. It topped Billboard Japan’s Hot 100, marking a major milestone for the group’s debut in the market. The release also helped TWS rank second on Oricon’s 2025 Yearly New Artist Chart, underscoring the group’s rapid rise in Japan.
Album and Sales Achievements
Beyond digital performance, the single recorded strong physical sales. It achieved a double crown on Oricon’s weekly charts and received Platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan, awarded to releases with cumulative shipments exceeding 250,000 copies. These achievements positioned the song as a defining release in TWS’s early international career.
Ongoing Tour Activities
Alongside the new digital single, TWS continues to meet fans through live performances. The group is scheduled to hold concerts on January 31 and February 1 at the Kaohsiung Music Center as part of their ongoing tour, ‘24/7 WITH:US.’
Editor’s Insight
As TWS revisits a song that played a key role in their Japanese debut, ‘Today, We Meet Again’ offers both a reflection on past success and a renewed connection with fans at home bridging different stages of the group’s growing global journey.
In the 2026 landscape, where TWS is transitioning from “super rookies” to established global players, this release functions as a sophisticated bridge between their international success and their domestic “Boyhood Pop” narrative. The timing, following their sold-out 24/7 WITH:US tour stops in Kaohsiung and preceding their fifth mini-album NO TRAGEDY, demonstrates a high-frequency engagement strategy designed to sustain the viral longevity they’ve enjoyed with tracks like OVERDRIVE.