The group Stray Kids successfully finished their second world tour in Kobe, the first venue in Japan.
Stray Kids will hold two solo concerts at the Kobe World Memorial Hall, Japan for two days on June 11th and 12th, and their new world tour 'Stray Kids 2nd World Tour "MANIAC" IN JAPAN'was prefaced. On the last day, the 12th, an offline performance and an online paid live broadcast were simultaneously conducted, creating precious memories that transcended the limitations of space with more fans.
This performance will be the first in about 2 years and 7 months since the 'Stray Kids Japan Showcase 2019 Hi-STAY' held at Tokyo National Yoyogi Stadium 1st Gym on December 3, 2019. 
Now, the first face-to-face solo concert after their official debut in Japan, the anticipation reached the peak. Tickets were sold out quickly as soon as they opened, and several hashtags welcoming Stray Kids' visit to Japan were posted on the local Twitter real-time trend.
Starting with the title song 'MANIAC' of the album 'ODDINARY', which topped the US Billboard's main chart 'Billboard 200', the group's representative song including 'God Menu', 'Back Door', 'Singer' were presented with splendid directing and intense performances, and the audience filled the audience responded with powerful clapper sounds.
In particular, following the first public release of the stage for the title song 'CIRCUS' in the 2nd Japanese mini album, which will be released on the 22nd, Japan's first mini album 'FAM' and the 2nd single title song 'Scars' have been released in Japan. They sang original songs and made fans go crazy. And the members expressed their love and gratitude for STAY (fandom name: STAY) in Japanese. 
After the successful Kobe concert, Stray Kids will hold four concerts in Tokyo on June 18-19 and July 26-27, continuing their enthusiasm. In addition, the performances on June 18 and July 26 will be screened as live viewings at movie theaters nationwide, and the atmosphere of the scene will be vividly delivered to the audience.
Written by Ahn Yoon JiTranslated by Lee So Yun