Girl group Crayon Pop has felt their popularity in Japan through their special mini concerts.

On December 6, Crayon Pop performed 3 concerts in Tokyo to celebrate their special EP, Pop! Pop! Pop.

Chrome Entertainment stated that they partnered with Pony Canyon in order to curate this special event.

On November 11, Crayon Pop released their special Japan EP, Pop! Pop! Pop, and they held this event to celebrate the release.

This special EP was released in order to introduce some of Crayon Pop’s hit songs to their Japanese audience before making their actual debut in Japan next year.

For their first concert of the day, they held it at a shopping center and many fans were seen standing in line early in order to get a good spot.

For their mini concert, they performed “Dancing Queen”, “Bar Bar Bar” “Uh-Ee” and had fans up and out of their seats as they sang along.

After the concert, Crayon Pop also was able to meet and shake hands with their fans as well.

Their last 2 concerts of the day was held at the Tower Records store in Shibuya.

Many fans were seen in the audience wearing Crayon Pop’s signature uniforms and helmets and revealed the group’s overwhelming popularity in Japan.

Even after 3 concerts in one day, the group showed no signs of tiredness as they were so happy and grateful for all the love and support from their fans.

Even though these concerts were before their Japanese debut, they still received so much support and interest from fans as well as the public.

Many Japanese media also requested interviews with the group as well.

On the other hand, Chrome Entertainment recently released their family winter song, “Love Christmas.”