TWICE Drops Fifth Japanese Best Album ‘#TWICE5’ After 3 Years

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TWICE has officially returned to the Japanese music scene with their highly anticipated fifth best-of album, ‘#TWICE5’, released at midnight (JST) on May 14.

This marks their first Japanese best album in over three years, following the release of #TWICE4 in March 2022. The album compiles Japanese versions of fan-favorite hits such as:

  • “Talk that Talk”
  • “SET ME FREE”
  • “ONE SPARK”

The #TWICE series has consistently celebrated the group’s bilingual success, and #TWICE5 continues that tradition with a polished lineup of their most iconic tracks, tailored for Japanese audiences.

Since debuting in Japan in June 2017, TWICE has become a dominant force, selling over 20 million albums across Korea and Japan.

In July 2024, they made history as the first overseas female act to perform at Nissan Stadium, a highlight of their 5th world tour, which attracted over 1.5 million fans globally.

The group’s impact in Japan also extends to their first sub-unit, MISAMO, who debuted in July 2023 and will become the fastest female act to perform at the Tokyo Dome, scheduled for January 2025.

TWICE’s global momentum is still going strong, with a major appearance coming up: the group is slated to headline Lollapalooza Chicago on August 2 at Grant Park—an achievement that reinforces their international star power.

Fans can now stream #TWICE5 and celebrate another milestone in TWICE’s continually evolving global journey.

Written by Mason Turner Senior Editor Kpop, Content, Strategy, Trends, Fandom, Reviews, Publishing Mason Turner has 8 years of experience in editorial management and holds a degree in Communications with certification in digital publishing and workflow optimization.

Mason Turner manages K-pop editorial output with an emphasis on structure, consistency, and publication efficiency. He refines content pipelines, ensuring articles meet accuracy and formatting standards before release. His approach integrates editorial judgment with performance data to maintain relevance across topics. He focuses on scalable processes that support high volume publishing without compromising quality.

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