CARATs have something to look forward to as SEVENTEEN confirmed on Feb. 2 their Japanese comeback. The South Korean boy group will release their third single "Hitori Janai" on April 21!
SEVENTEEN Reveals Comeback Date in Japan
Pledis Entertainment divulged that SEVENTEEN will be treating their avid followers a brand new song very soon. The group, composed of Yoon Jeonghan, Kim Mingyu, Wonwoo, Hoshi, Vernon, DK, Wen Junhui, Woozi, Joshua Hong, Dino, S.Coups, Xu Minghao and Seungkwan, will launch their third Japanese single "Hitori Janai," which means "I am not alone."
The single, according to reports, is an original song of SEVENTEEN that advocates courage and determination, especially to the youth as they face the realities of life and strive towards the realization of their dreams. Moreover, the track is expected to touch the hearts of many as the world continues to face the perils brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Part of the upcoming seventh mini album of the group is another song called "I'm Going to You Now," which was previously released in South Korea in February 2018. The said track, however, was translated to Japanese to match the theme of the forthcoming LP.
"Hitori Janai" is said to have a total of three songs. So, CARATs should stay tuned to know more details about the imminent Japanese comeback of the "million-seller" group!
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SEVENTEEN Teases Their First Self-Produced Magazine
Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN took to social media to announce the upcoming release of their self-produce magazine called "GOING." Individual snaps of members were also released online, highlighting the striking visuals of each member.
The release of "GOING" magazine is part of the group's project, titled "Going Seventeen 2020." Mingyu has been revealed to be the brain behind the idea of publishing their own magazine. It was also the SEVENTEEN member who designed the back cover of the magazine and took charge as the group's photographer.
SEVENTEEN revealed that they would be donating a part of the proceeds from the "GOING" magazine. Fans can preorder the publication on Weverse Shop from February 15 to February 21.
SEVENTEEN reflected on their trending web variety show titled "Going SEVENTEEN," which aired its last episode on Jan. 18. Throughout its run, the show garnered more than 100 million views with all episodes combined.
Due to its success, the group decided to produce brand-new episodes starting March 3. Jeonghan, in an interview, stated that all SEVENTEEN members did a good job in preparing for the contents they wanted to try and show to their fans. S.Coups, then, revealed that they would work harder to film this year.
Dino, for his part, shared that he admires how SEVENTEEN was able to give shape to their own ideas. He added that working on "Going SEVENTEEN" became more fun because their ideas were being reflected in the show.
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Written by Nica Vaughn
