A Surprise Visit From Campus ‘Senior’ Lee Sang Yi
Lee Sang Yi is headed to Japan—and he’s bringing the fan-service. The rising K-drama heartthrob will hold his very first solo fan meeting in Japan on October 5, 2025, making it a much-anticipated debut event for his Japanese fans.
Set at the Tower Records Shibuya store in Tokyo, the event is cheekily dubbed a “cultural exchange program” led by none other than the fictional professor from ‘Sangsang University’: Lee Sang Yi himself. The concept? Think interactive fandom summer school, only cooler—and with better selfies.
When and Where to Catch Him (IRL!)
- Date: Sunday, October 5, 2025
- Venue: Tower Records Shibuya B1F CUTUP STUDIO
- Showtimes:
Part 1 at 2:30 PM
Part 2 at 6:30 PM (doors open 30 mins prior)
Ticket Tiers: From General to Superstar Treatment
Tickets start at ¥11,000 for general admission, but superfans can upgrade to VIP or VVIP for the full Hallyu experience. Perks include:
- VVIP (¥16,000): Premium seating, exclusive Polaroids with his autograph, and a “photo time” session
- VIP (¥14,000): Closer seats and special edition Polaroids
Both tiers include general admission plus upgrade fees (¥3,000–¥5,000).
Bonus: Snap That Pic or Grab an Autograph
On top of the show itself, fans can join exclusive fan interaction events—like a two-shot photo session or an autograph session—by purchasing benefit tickets for ¥3,800 each. That’s a chance to lock eyes and share a moment with one of K-dramaland’s most charming scene-stealers.
Why It Matters
This is more than just a meet-and-greet. It’s the first time Lee Sang Yi will engage with Japanese fans in a solo format, and the excitement is already palpable. With his smooth vocals (hello, Hospital Playlist) and undeniable screen charisma, expectations are sky-high.
“It’s a special opportunity for fans to make unforgettable memories,” his agency hinted.
So whether you’re a long-time fan or just catching onto his charm, this is one Tokyo fan-event you don’t want to snooze on.
Stay tuned—this ‘senior’ might be handing out more than just K-drama wisdom.
