Group JYJ will be streaming their Tokyo Dome concert all around Japan in theaters.

Their agency stated today, "Their three day concert for 150,000 tickets sold out very quickly. They received over 3 times the amount of people trying to buy tickets. We decided to have the last concert performance to be broadcasted live throughout theaters in Japan for fans that were not able to buy a ticket."

This Tokyo Dome concert will be held on April 2-4. This is their first concert here in 3 years. Their last concert in 2010 for their 'Thanks Giving Live in Dome' was a 4 day concert that brought in 200,000 fans.

Many fans are excited to finally be able to see the group perform at a concert in Japan.

Reservations for their live broadcast performance in theaters will be from March 12-17. The live broadcast will be held throughout 118 theaters in Japan.

This is also their first concert since they finished their lawsuit with their former Japan agency, Avex.

In 2011, they held a performance that brought in 80,000 people. Last year, they set a new record for having the most international fans come see them.

JYJ stated, "We are so happy to finally be able to see and interact with our Japan fans again. Since it has been quite awhile since we've stood on this stage, we are preparing to show you our best performance."

Recently, member Jaejoong also released his first solo album with a rock genre.

JYJ released their global debut album in 2010 and their first album in Korea in 2011. They are a internationally famous group that has been recognized by many foreign media such as the Wall Street Journal. They are also the first K-Pop idol group to hold a performance in Chile.

They have an ever-growing fan base that continues to expand daily.