Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

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It's become common to spot a non-Korean member in K-Pop groups these days. As K-Pop becomes more of a global phenomenon, more and more idols from different countries are debuting. One of the countries with the most debuted non-Korean K-Pop idols is none other than Japan.

Let's take a look at some of the Japanese K-Pop idols who have debuted so far.

Check them out below!

 

1-3. TWICE's Sana, Momo, and Mina

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

TWICE Members' Instagrams

Sana, Momo, and Mina made their debut as members of TWICE in 2015. In 2023, the trio made their Japanese debut as TWICE's first sub-unit group called MISAMO.

 

2-4. TREASURE's Haruto, Yoshi, and Asahi

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

TREASURE Official

Haruto, Yoshi, and Asahi made their debut as members of TREASURE in 2020.

 

5. Mashiho

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

TREASURE Official

Mashiho also made his debut as a member of TREASURE in 2020. In 2022, it was announced that he has left the group.

 

6-7. IZ*ONE's Nako and Hitomi

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

Nako and Hitomi's Instagrams

Nako and Hitomi debuted as members of IZ*ONE in 2018. After the project group disband and since then, both continued with their initial Japanese groups AKB48 and HKT48.

 

8-9. LE SSERAFIM's Sakura and Kazuha

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

LE SSERAFIM Sakura and Kazuha's Instagrams

Former IZ*ONE member Sakura made her re-debut and Kazuha made her debut as members of the girl group LE SSERAFIM in 2022.

 

10. ENHYPEN's Ni-Ki

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

ENHYPEN Official

Ni-Ki debuted as a member of ENHYPEN in 2020.

 

11. PENTAGON's Yuto

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

PENTAGON Yuto's Instagram

Yuto debuted as a member of PENTAGON in 2016.

 

12 - 13. NCT's Yuta and Shotaro

Netizens Notice The Number Of Japanese K-Pop Idols, Total Of 58 Have Debuted So Far

NCT Yuta and Shotaro's Instagrams

Yuta debuted as a member of NCT in 20