A Pink have sold out all six shows in their ongoing Japanese tour, reports Allkpop, proving that the group is rising in popularity in that country.

The feat was made more impressive since the group only debuted in Japan last year. Reports are coming in that A Pink has managed to fill shows, even those with around 5,500 seats available.

A Pink began their Japanese tour on September 3 with concert show stops in Nagoya, Fukuoka, Osaka and Tokyo. The girl group is holding their Japanese tour after releasing their first Japanese album Pink Season last August.

A Pink are considered one of the more popular groups in South Korea with tickets to their second solo concert in Seoul selling out within 20 minutes of release, and similarly brisk Japanese ticket sales indicate a cross-over appeal.

A Pink's overseas promotions come after a successful round of promotions for their second album Pink Memory. The title track "Remember" was able to snag first place trophies in Mnet's M! Countdown and MBC's Show Champion.

With Japan only a short plane ride away, A Pink has also been spending time in South Korea to perform in major festivals such as the recent 2015 Hallyu Dream Festival held over the weekend.

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