Golden Child's Lee Jang-jun Captivates Japanese Fans with 'The Last Summer'..A Spectacular Finale

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Group Golden Child (Golden Child) member Lee Jang-jun held a fan party titled "Lee Jangjun: The Last Summer in Tokyo" from August 21 to 23 in Tokyo, Japan, meeting with local fans. This fan party was conducted in a format combining live performances, talks, and games, based on the concept of time flowing from dawn to noon and into night.

Lee Jang-jun opened the stage with Golden Child's "It's U" and "SEA," and sang Hirai Ken's "Hitomi o Tojite" for Japanese fans. He then performed "I Love You So," and also covered Milk (M!LK)'s popular challenge, along with Golden Child's "Burn It," "Pump It Up," and Japanese release songs "A WOO!!" and "Crayon." A Japanese version challenge of INFINITE's "Be Mine" was also included on stage.

The fan party featured segments including Lee Jang-jun's morning routine, talks about his time spent in Tokyo, a rapid-fire Japanese speaking challenge, and a corner where fans viewed summer photos from his childhood through to after his debut. Golden Child member Kim Ji-beom appeared as a special guest, looking back on their activities while viewing photos and videos with Lee Jang-jun, and presented random plays of Korean and Japanese hit songs including Golden Child's "Breathe" and "DamDaDi."

Through his agency Woorim Entertainment, Lee Jang-jun said, "I was so happy that I didn't realize how time had passed," adding, "Thanks to our Goldness (fan club name), who gave me even more energy than I could give, this summer will be remembered as the most unforgettable one." He further added, "I hope this fan party becomes a gift-like memory for Goldness for a long time, and I want to convey my sincere gratitude and love to my pride, Goldness, who always makes me shine wherever I am."

Meanwhile, Lee Jang-jun is appearing on the YouTube channel 'SBS Plus Now' every Tuesday with "2026 ABC Tour in Nha Trang," and on the YouTube channel 'Grand Idol' every Friday with the talk-type podcast "Grand Idol" featuring AB6IX's Jeon Woong.

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