Sung Si-kyung Confirms Concert at Japan's Budokan: "It Would Be a Lie to Say I Wasn't Lonely"

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Singer Sung Si-kyung will hold a solo concert at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.

On the 10th, Sung Si-kyung announced the news of the performance via his Instagram, stating, "It has been decided that I will have a Budokan concert next July."

He then shared his thoughts, saying, "I haven't achieved it yet; this is just the beginning, but I am filled with mixed emotions."

Sung Si-kyung also reflected on his past activities in Japan. He stated, "I have never thought of my work in Japan as a hardship, but would it be a lie to say I wasn't lonely?" and added, "I am not an idol, nor do I belong to a major agency, yet I have walked steadily step by step, which is something I am deeply grateful for."

He also expressed his gratitude, saying, "Thank you to the fans who have supported me for a long time, the staff, and Kodansha."

Finally, Sung Si-kyung added, "I wanted to be a singer who is trustworthy to my seniors and a source of pride for my juniors. I will prepare well and make sure it happens. Of course, I will also solidly pursue my activities in Korea, so please support me."

Meanwhile, the Nippon Budokan, located in Tokyo, Japan, is a historic venue where The Beatles performed in 1966 and is considered a symbolic stage in the Japanese music industry.

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