Super Junior members have been diligently focusing on their solo careers before they make their official comeback to the K-pop industry.

As news of the members steadily breaking into different parts of the entertainment industry continue, Oricon Style announced yesterday that SJ member Ryeowook will be appearing in the musical, "The Goddess is Watching."

The show will begin in Tokyo on September 20. "The Goddess is Watching" is based on the Korean War and had received high viewer ratings back in 2013.

The musical even went on to win multiple awards at the 2013 Musical Awards.

Ryeowook reportedly decided to appear in the Japanese rendition of the musical after the positive reviews he received from his performance in Korea.

The idol members will be returning to their fans as a group in September, when they begin another world tour.

Lee Teuk, who will be returning from his mandatory military service on July 29, is set to be included in the group's highly anticipated comeback.

Super Junior's "Super Show 6" world tour will kick off with two concerts in Seoul at the Auxiliary Stadium at Sports Complex on September 20 and 21, according to the Korea Herald.

The iconic K-pop group will be holding concerts in Japan, China, Thailand and more.

The Chinese sub-unit of the group will be adding another project to their list with their appearance on the new variety show, "Guest House" as well. The series will be co-produced by SBS and Tudou, according to Hellokpop.

Members within Super Junior M are also expected to make individual comebacks. Henry will be making his return with "Fantastic" while Donghae and Eunhyul will be releasing "Skeleton."

Super Junior reached a milestone as a K-pop group when they toured Europe back in 2011.

"It wasn't just a concert in Europe. It was beyond the border, which gives me so much confidence and pride," member Choi Si-won told Reuters.