TREASURE’s “REBOOT” Goes Double Platinum as RIAJ Announces Latest Certifications

The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) has just revealed its latest batch of official certifications, and it’s a celebration for K-pop fans everywhere!

Leading the pack is TREASURE’s 2023 album “REBOOT,” which has achieved the impressive milestone of double platinum. This recognition signifies over 500,000 units shipped in Japan, a testament to the album’s massive popularity and the group’s expanding influence. For context, under the RIAJ’s certification system, albums are certified gold at 100,000 units and platinum at 250,000 units. TREASURE’s achievement is a shining example of their growing dominance in the Japanese market.

But TREASURE isn’t the only one making waves. NewJeans’ Japanese debut single “Supernatural” has also made its mark, earning a gold certification for shipping over 100,000 units. This accomplishment highlights the group’s successful foray into the Japanese music scene, bringing their unique charm and musical prowess to a new audience.

Joining NewJeans in the gold club are several other K-pop acts. NCT DREAM’s second Japanese single “Moonlight” and NCT WISH’s new single “Songbird” have both received gold certifications, reinforcing NCT’s strong presence and consistent popularity in Japan. Each of these singles has captivated listeners, further solidifying NCT’s reputation for delivering hit after hit.

Not to be outdone, SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan and Wonwoo have also made headlines with their Korean unit debut single “THIS MAN.” The track has been certified gold, adding another accolade to SEVENTEEN’s already impressive list of achievements. The duo’s collaboration has clearly resonated with fans, and the gold certification is a testament to their successful debut as a unit.

With these latest certifications, the RIAJ has once again highlighted the immense popularity and impact of K-pop in Japan.