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The group Tomorrow X Together (TOMORROW X TOGETHER·Soobin, Beomgyu, Taehyun, Hueningkai) received the Gold Disc ‘Platinum’ certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan for their Japanese single 5th album ‘Setsuna Hanabi’ (セツナハナビ/세츠나하나び), with cumulative shipments exceeding 250,000 copies.
Following the release of their mini 8th album ‘7TH YEAR: When the Wind Briefly Stopped Among Thorns’ in Korea last April, this marks their second Platinum certification this year, bringing their total number of certified Gold Disc albums to 17.
‘Setsuna Hanabi’ includes four tracks in total: the title track of the same name, three original new songs ‘Silence’, ‘Nice to Meet Ya’, and another version of the title track.
The Recording Industry Association of Japan awards Gold Disc certifications based on monthly cumulative album shipments: 100,000 copies or more for Gold, 250,000 or more for Platinum, 500,000 or more for Double Platinum, 750,000 or more for Triple Platinum, and 1 million or more for Million.
Tomorrow X Together received “Triple Platinum” certification for “CHIKAI” (Oath), and “Double Platinum” certification for “The Star Chapter: TOGETHER”, “Starkissed”, “SWEET”, and “GOOD BOY GONE BAD”. “Setsuna Hanabi”, “7TH YEAR: The Wind Stopped Briefly in the Thorns”, “The Star Chapter: SANCTUARY”, “The Name Chapter: FREEFALL”, “The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION”, and “Chaotic Wonderland” are certified Platinum albums.
The title track ‘Setsuna Hanabi’ also achieved the group’s best performance on music charts. The song became the first in the group’s history to top Oricon’s ‘Weekly Digital Single Ranking’ for the week of August 31, and it reached number one on Billboard Japan’s ‘Hot 100’ for the period from August 17 to 23. During the same period, it also ranked number one on major music charts including Billboard Japan’s ‘Hot Shot Song’ and ‘Download Song’.
Meanwhile, Tomorrow X Together is scheduled to perform at the ‘2026 Global Citizen Festival’ stage held at New York’s Central Park on September 26 (local time).
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