[Official] Yasushi Akimoto, the creator of AKB48, brings a new girl group to Korea… White Scorpion makes its first visit to South Korea

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Japanese girl group White Scorpion will hold its first concert in South Korea.

The organizers announced on the 26th that White Scorpion will host its inaugural Seoul performance, "WHITE SCORPION 1st LIVE IN SEOUL," over three days from the 30th of this month to the 1st of next month.

White Scorpion is an 11-member Japanese girl group under the overall production of Yasushi Akimoto, who created AKB48 and Nogizaka46. The group was formed through auditions for the "IDOL3.0 PROJECT," which involved a total of 10,000 participants, and officially debuted on December 7, 2023, with the digital single "Manazashi Sniper."

In particular, their first mini-album, "Caution," released in September 2024, gained significant attention in Japan by ranking third on the Oricon Daily Album Chart and fifth on the Billboard Japan Weekly Album Sales Chart. Their second mini-album, "Corner of my heart," released in October 2025, also reached fifth place on the Billboard Japan Weekly Album Sales Chart, demonstrating stable activity. The team continues to build its recognition, with member Navi appearing on Korean YouTube channels among other activities.

This "WHITE SCORPION 1st LIVE IN SEOUL" is an opportunity for the group to directly showcase their music and performance to fans in Korea. On the first day, October 30, they will present a solo concert titled "FIRST STING" at ASTRA HALL in Mapo-gu, Seoul.

Following this, joint performances with artists active in Korea are scheduled for October 31 and November 1 at SPACE BRICK in Hongdae, under the titles "SCORPION DEATHDROP" and "SCORPION DEATHLOCK," respectively.

A fan interaction program called "Meet & Greet," linked to the concerts, is also planned. In addition to on-stage performances, time will be arranged for artists and fans to meet up close, expected to add significance to their first Seoul concert.

The organizers stated, "We expect this Seoul performance to broaden the connection between White Scorpion and Korean audiences, providing a venue for mutual exchange between Japanese and Korean artists and fans through live music."

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