K-pop group JYJ announced plans on Friday to begin their third dome tour in Japan in November with the theme being a "once in a lifetime meeting."

While preparing for their upcoming JYJ Japan Dome Tour - Ichigo Ichie tour, the trio is also getting ready to release their first Japanese single album, which has local fans all the more excited, according to the Korean publication Osen Entertainment. 

"Ever since we announced the news of JYJ's Asia Tour, Japanese fans continued to request for a dome tour," said a representative for the group's label, C-JeS Entertainment. 

"As soon as we announced the news of JYJ's dome tour and the release of their Japanese single album, local fans began focusing their attention on our representatives for updates."

JYJ's Korean music has continued to be popular among Japanese fans, which explains the anticipation for their upcoming material. The boy group's second Korean album, "Just Us," took the number two slot on Japan's Oricon Weekly Chart and came in at number one 1 on the Tower Records Monthly Chart, according to the website allkpop. 

"Yes!!! Japan comeback means Japanese songs. Can't wait!," commented allkpop reader one1nee. 

JYJ's upcoming album might also be the trio's last before members Jaejoong and Junsu enlist in the army for their mandatory military service. Their Japanese dome tour, which will take the three members to Tokyo, Osaka and other major cities, will be mark their final tour together before the two artists fulfill their military duties, according to the website MSN Entertainment XIN. 

News of the members' enlistment had surfaced since the spring of this year, but a specific date has reportedly yet to be set. In the meantime, the singers have been focusing on putting out their best work before temporarily leaving the entertainment industry. 

"I want to go to the army after I've shown everyone something good," stated Jaejoong during a press conference back in April, according to eNEWS.