Sota Fukushi's Global Fan Club 'SoTime Fragment' to Launch in South Korea and Taiwan on June 15

Sony Music Solutions Inc. (SMS; Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hidehiko Ohtani) and Ken-on Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Kentaro Tomita) will expand the service area of actor Sota Fukushi's global fan club 'SoTime Fragment', available on the message app 'yodel', to South Korea and Taiwan starting June 15, 2026. Sota Fukushi has been expanding his activities globally, starring as a triple lead in the Netflix original Korean drama 'Can This Love Be Translated?'. He is currently appearing in the Japan-Korea co-production movie 'TOKYO BURST -Crime City-'. He is also scheduled to star in his first Taiwanese movie 'Karentneko: Shurado' as a double lead, set to release this winter, drawing significant attention as an international actor. At the 'Sota Fukushi Fan Meeting 2026 ~FRAGMENTS~' held on May 30 in Japan for the first time in about two years, tickets were also made available for overseas residents. The event, welcoming fans from all over the world, was a major success, selling out both the first and second sessions. The global fan club 'SoTime Fragment', which opened this February, has been active in sending out updates. The service area is now being expanded to fans in South Korea and Taiwan so that they can also receive messages that were previously only available to fans in Japan. 'SoTime Fragment' offers a space for close communication through direct messages sent by Sota Fukushi himself. Users can enjoy messages in their preferred language using the built-in translation feature. The service is accessible by downloading the 'yodel' app provided by SMS. To celebrate the expansion to South Korea and Taiwan, a limited-time campaign will be launched for users in these regions. Users who join during the campaign period can receive messages for free for two weeks. Furthermore, those who continue their membership after the free trial will receive a digital wallpaper featuring a newly taken photo with a handwritten message and signature. Details can be found in the news section of the app. Finally, my fan club is now open to fans in South Korea and Taiwan! Through "Can This Love Be Translated?", I stayed in South Korea many times for long periods and received warm support from many people. I hope to communicate more closely with everyone in South Korea through this fan club going forward! In Taiwan, I had a wonderful time filming a movie. I am truly grateful to everyone in Taiwan who always supports me warmly! I hope we can hold fan events in South Korea and Taiwan in the near future. Thank you for your continued support! [Overview] This service is a fan club where messages, photos, and videos from Sota Fukushi are delivered through the fan communication app 'yodel' provided by SMS. The app is free to download, and users can access the service by paying a usage fee. 'yodel' plans to expand its service countries/regions and supported languages in the future to achieve global fan communication. ▼ Details and Enrollment (for users in Japan) https://yodel-app.com/sota_fukushi/ ■ Global Fan Club Name SoTime Fragment ■ Membership Fees (for users in Japan) App: Free Talk: Web payment 550 yen (incl. tax)/month, App payment 660 yen (incl. tax)/month ■ Supported Environments (Smartphone) iOS 14 or higher, Android 7.0 or higher (PC) Windows 11, macOS Latest version ■ Supported Translation Languages Japanese, English, Korean, Chinese (Traditional) *Additional languages planned to be added gradually. ■ Sota Fukushi Profile Born on May 30, 1993, in Tokyo. Debuted as an actor in 2011. Appeared in prominent titles including 'Kamen Rider Fourze', NHK's Morning National Drama Series 'Amachan', 'Ooku' (Tokugawa Iemitsu & Madenokoji Arikoto Arc), 'Ooku' Season 2 (Bakumatsu Arc), 'Lawyer Sodom', 'Eye no Nai Koibitotachi', 'Tokyo P.D. Public Relations Division 2', and films 'Library Wars' series, 'My Tomorrow, Your Yesterday', 'BLEACH', 'The Women of the Lakes', and 'Kaede'. His first appearance in an overseas production, the Hulu original 'THE HEAD' Season 2, was broadcast and streamed worldwide. Netflix Korea '