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SEVENTEEN confirms April comeback in Japan; gears up for their first self produced magazine GOING
SEVENTEEN is preparing for their Japanese comeback in April and fans cannot wait!
SEVENTEEN has officially announced the amazing news of their Japanese comeback in April. Their company Pledis Entertainment revealed the news on the group’s official website and SNS accounts on February 2, 2021, sharing that SEVENTEEN will be coming back with their Japanese single “Hitori Janai” which roughly translates to, “I Am Not Alone”. According to their company, it will be a song about the youth and their courage and determination as they stand at the turning point in their lives. It will also serve as a message of hope to Carats (the SEVENTEEN fandom) all over the world as they look forward to a future where SEVENTEEN can meet their precious fans once again.
“Hitori Janai” is part of the group’s 7th mini-album which will also include the Japanese version of the song “I’m Going to You Now,” the original version of which was released in 2018.
At the same time, SEVENTEEN is also gearing up for their first self-produced magazine called “GOING”. The idea was conceived by member Mingyu and proceeds from the magazine will be donated to charity.
You can pre-order the magazine from the Weverse Shop from February 15 to February 21, 2021.
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