Super Junior has successfully wrapped up their "Super Show 4" world tour concert in Osaka, Japan. Leader Leeteuk expressed his gratitude towards Japanese fans through his "Thank You" message.
On December 12th, Leeteuk updated his Twitter saying, "Everyone of E.L.F. JAPAN who filled up Osaka Kyocera Dome in 2 days!No less than 80,000!!Argh!!!!! Daebak..I heard that It’s the very first record in Japan’s history..ㅜㅜ Our everlasting light, our fans who cheered for us till the end in today’s concert around 4 and half hours, thank you, and I love you!"
He continued, "Starting (our) world tour with Seoul, E.L.F. JAPAN who cheered for us, let us continue (the world tour) nicely followed by Osaka Kyocera Dome in Japan, and all of the FAN who cheer for us from all over the world!! Thank you from the deep of my heart!"
Super Junior held their "Super Show 4" concert at the Kyocera Dome, Osaka, Japan on December 10th and 11th. The spectacular and record-breaking concert gathered a whooping 80,000 fans proving the group's incredible popularity in the country.
Netizens commented, "Super Junior is the best!", "You guys are all great! I love you and I’m so proud of all of you!" and "Take care of your health, Leeteuk"
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