TREASURE closed their 2025–26 “PULSE ON” Japan tour with two unforgettable nights at Kyocera Dome Osaka, but it was Jihoon’s emotional moment that truly captured fans’ hearts. The group delivered back-to-back powerhouse performances on February 10 and 11, filling the massive dome with glowing Teulights and deafening fan chants. However, during the opening stage on Day 2, Jihoon reportedly hurt his back, creating a tense atmosphere inside the venue.

Witnesses shared that Jihoon briefly stepped off stage after appearing in discomfort, sparking concern among fans. Despite the sudden scare, he later returned to address the crowd with a heartfelt message. Fighting back emotion, Jihoon reassured fans about his condition and reflected on how meaningful it was to stand on the Kyocera Dome stage once again. The arena echoed with chants of his name, turning the night into one of the most emotional moments of the entire tour.

The remaining members of TREASURE continued the concert with unwavering professionalism, maintaining high energy and flawless coordination throughout the setlist. Their unity and stage presence proved why the group continues to dominate major venues across Japan. The 55,000-capacity dome glowed with support as fans waved their light sticks and cheered even louder during the encore stages.

Following the concert, Jihoon shared words of gratitude and promised to recover well, while fans flooded social media with get-well messages and emotional clips from the night. What was meant to be a celebratory finale became a powerful reminder of the bond between TREASURE and their fandom.

As the group prepares for upcoming Asia tour stops, the Kyocera Dome finale will be remembered not just for its scale, but for Jihoon’s resilience and the overwhelming love from fans that turned a painful moment into an unforgettable memory.