"Too few tickets sold?" Kara cancels Japan fan show...with full refunds

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Group Kara has canceled its entire Japanese fan tour scheduled for next month.According to My Daily, KARA has canceled all four of its fan concerts scheduled for July 4-5 in Japan.The events were postponed due to local circumstances, and tickets already sold will be fully refunded.Some analysts blame low ticket sales. The organization failed to anticipate demand by planning a large 10,000-seat venue for the concert, which is typically a multi-song concert.The 2026 KARA JAPAN FANMEETING : Hello, KAMILIA! scheduled for July 4-5 at Tokyo Arena was scheduled to take place three years after the groups last fan meeting in Japan in 2023 for the 15th anniversary of their debut. At the time, the event was held in three cities in Japan and was sold out.Meanwhile, KARA debuted in 2007 and gained great love with hits such as Pretty Girl, Mr., Lupin, and Jumping.

Group Kara has canceled its entire Japanese fan tour scheduled for next month.

According to My Daily, KARA has canceled all four of its fan concerts scheduled for July 4-5 in Japan.

The events were postponed due to local circumstances, and tickets already sold will be fully refunded.

Some analysts blame low ticket sales. The organization failed to anticipate demand by planning a large 10,000-seat venue for the concert, which is typically a multi-song concert.

The "2026 KARA JAPAN FANMEETING : Hello, KAMILIA!" scheduled for July 4-5 at Tokyo Arena was scheduled to take place three years after the group's last fan meeting in Japan in 2023 for the 15th anniversary of their debut. At the time, the event was held in three cities in Japan and was sold out.

Meanwhile, KARA debuted in 2007 and gained great love with hits such as "Pretty Girl," "Mr.," "Lupin," and "Jumping.

About KARA

Kara was a South Korean pop girl group formed by DSP Media in 2007. The group's final lineup was composed of Gyuri, Seungyeon, Hara and Youngji. Members Nicole and Jiyoung officially departed from the group in 2014, while Sunghee left in 2008.