Now that B.A.P have officially ended their promotions of Badman, the members have moved on to other activities.

Here is your rundown of what the popular boy group has been up to for the past week.

Now that the group has wrapped up promotions in South Korea, they have moved on to their latest undertaking - their Japanese debut.

With the release of B.A.P's first Japanese single, an updated version of "Warrior" complete with Japanese lyrics and a new music video, the six idols have made their way over to Japan to make a variety of appearances.

But before doing so they didn't want to leave their Korean followers empty-handed. Like the vast majority of K-Pop idols, B.A.P are extremely grateful for all their fans and often hold meetings and fan sign events to give back the love.

On Friday, September 13, the B.A.P members held a fan sign event in the city of Daegu and another in Daejeon on September 15.

Last Saturday the group also performed as part of the Incheon Airport Sky Festival's lineup and also had a feature report and interview aired on Japanese entertainment news program, Countdown ET.

Another television show, K-Pop Zone, also played a feature report on the group including an exclusive interview. The program ran on Friday on Mnet Japan.

Earlier in the week, B.A.P were live on stage for the Pepsi Pep idol concert (September 8) and also performed for the televised KBS Open Concert that aired on September 12.

And, of course, B.A.P held their goodbye stage for "Badman" performances on the weekly music shows.

Now on to other exciting plans for B.A.P!