NMIXX Delivers 20-Song Performance in Tokyo Ahead of Official Japanese Debut

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NMIXX has given Japanese fans an exciting preview of its upcoming Japanese debut with an energetic two-day showcase in Tokyo.

The six-member JYP Entertainment girl group performed a total of 20 songs during the special event, demonstrating its impressive vocal abilities, powerful choreography and musical versatility ahead of the release of its Japanese debut best album, N=MIXX, scheduled for December 9, 2026.

The group held the NMIXX JAPAN DEBUT SHOWCASE “N=MIXX” on November 7 and 8 at Tokyo National Yoyogi Stadium First Gymnasium.

The performances brought together NSWER, NMIXX’s official fandom, for a special celebration marking an important milestone in the group’s activities in Japan.

Opening the showcase with “Love Me Like This,” NMIXX immediately captured the audience’s attention.

The members subsequently performed a selection of their popular songs, creating a diverse setlist that highlighted the group’s signature MIXX POP style.

Their performances showcased the combination of different musical genres that has become one of NMIXX‘s defining characteristics.

NMIXX Performs Japanese Versions of Popular Tracks

One of the biggest highlights of the Tokyo showcase was the first live performance of Japanese versions of several songs included in the upcoming best album N=MIXX.

The members introduced Japanese renditions of tracks such as “O.O,” “DASH,” “KNOW ABOUT ME,” “Blue Valentine” and “Birthday Wish.”

The performances gave Japanese fans an opportunity to experience some of NMIXX’s familiar music in a new language.

The group also demonstrated its vocal strength and stage presence through the extensive 20-song setlist.

Another memorable moment came when all six members performed “Mela!” by popular Japanese band Ryokuoushoku Shakai.

The cover added a special local touch to the showcase and received an enthusiastic response from the audience.

The event was not limited to musical performances. Japanese host Masayuki Furuya led several talk and game segments, allowing the members to share details about their upcoming Japanese debut album and display their playful personalities.

These interactive moments offered fans a different glimpse of the group beyond its powerful stage performances.

During the later part of the showcase, NMIXX continued performing Japanese versions of “Birthday Wish” and “Blue Valentine.”

A surprise cake celebrating the group’s upcoming Japanese debut was also presented during the encore, creating an additional celebratory moment for the members and their fans.

Members Express Gratitude Ahead of December Debut

Following the successful Tokyo performances, NMIXX expressed heartfelt appreciation to everyone who attended the showcase and supported their Japanese activities.

The members shared,

“Thank you sincerely for joining us at the start of our Japanese debut. We were nervous, but once we were onstage the time flew by.

These were two happy days and we made joyful memories, so we look forward to the future even more.

Let’s meet often. You make us feel at ease. We love you.”

Their message reflected the excitement surrounding their upcoming activities and the special connection they share with their Japanese fanbase.

NMIXX’s Japanese debut best album, N=MIXX, will be released on December 9.

The album will feature Japanese and Korean versions of several of the group’s tracks, including “O.O,” “Love Me Like This,” “DASH,” “KNOW ABOUT ME,” “Blue Valentine” and “Birthday Wish.”

Following the album release, the group is scheduled to continue its Japanese showcase activities with performances in Nagoya on December 12 and 13 at Aichi Kuroko-kun Hall.

With a successful Tokyo showcase behind them and additional performances approaching, NMIXX is preparing to establish a stronger presence in the Japanese music market.

The 20-song performances have already given fans a taste of what to expect as the group officially begins this new chapter of its career.

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Choi Ji-hoon is a Senior Content Writer at OtakuKart covering the Korean music industry with a focus on group debuts, comeback cycles, and agency strategies. His reporting tracks K-pop's biggest moments — from BTS world tour announcements to solo idol reinvention projects — with particular attention to how Korean music intersects with global cultural movements.

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