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Tzuyu, TWICE and a Day in Seongsu

Revisit Tzuyu’s solo debut and plan around TWICE’s October 17–25 Seoul pop-up, with an optional Seoul Forest walk.

Tzuyu on 16 December 2017. Archival photograph. McJoun / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Image resized; original watermark retained.

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By K-Life Editorial
Tzuyu, TWICE’s Taiwanese member, offers a personal entry point into the group’s music through her solo debut,
abouTZU. For fans visiting Korea this month, there is also a date to put in the diary: TWICE THE THRILL, the group’s 11th-anniversary pop-up, runs October 17–25, 2026, at Platz 2 in Seongsu.
TWICE’s official announcement gives the venue as 35 Ttukseom-ro 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul. The pop-up offers an occasion for an ONCE outing, but the notice does not announce a Tzuyu appearance or a meeting with the members.
Start with Tzuyu’s solo debut
Released on September 6, 2024,
abouTZU has six tracks, led by “Run Away.” JYP’s album introduction describes the title song’s synth-pop and dance sound, and credits Tzuyu as the sole lyricist of the closing track, “Fly.” Listening to those two songs together gives you both the title-track performance and a song whose words she wrote herself.
Watch
JYP Entertainment’s official “Run Away” video, then listen through the album before the trip. The dates matter here: abouTZU is her 2024 solo debut; the Seongsu pop-up is a new group-anniversary event in October 2026.
Tzuyu’s Taiwanese background is part of TWICE’s cross-border story.
Taiwan’s Overseas Community Affairs Council, carrying a Central News Agency report, identifies her as Taiwanese singer Chou Tzu-yu. For visitors coming to Korea through an interest in her music, this itinerary pairs that artist connection with a public event and an optional neighborhood walk.
Book the pop-up first
The
official FANS reservation page lists the following arrangements. All times are Korean Standard Time.

  • Dates: October 17–25.
  • Hours: 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; opening day, October 17, starts at 12:30 p.m.
  • Venue: Platz 2, 35 Ttukseom-ro 17-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul.
  • Entry: FANS advance reservations and on-site waiting. Check current availability before traveling.
  • Reservation limit: one advance visit per person during the event, for the named visitor’s selected date and session.
  • At the door: show the actual reservation-details screen in the FANS app. Screenshots and printouts are not accepted.
  • Timing: entry is allowed until 20 minutes before your session ends. Visitors leave at the session’s end; re-entry is not allowed.
  • Shopping: a reservation does not guarantee merchandise stock. Check the FANS app for sell-outs.
  • Photos and video: allowed for non-commercial purposes only, subject to staff guidance.

Open My FANS → Reservation/Ticket History before leaving and make sure the booking appears. Plan the rest of the day around that session. For rules covering children’s bookings and other entry restrictions, read the full FANS notice.
Leave time for Seoul Forest

An archival view of a tree-lined path in Seoul Forest. Published on Unsplash on 23 March 2025; not a photograph of the 2026 pop-up. Photo: Tobias Reich / Unsplash. Image resized.

Seoul Forest makes a useful second stop if you want some outdoor time after the pop-up. Its paths offer a quieter way to continue the day than adding another shopping queue. This is K-Life’s independent neighborhood suggestion; it is not a claimed Tzuyu visiting spot.
Korea Tourism Organization’s current park listing gives the address as 273 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, with free general admission. Individual facilities have their own opening arrangements, so check those separately if an indoor attraction is important to your visit.
Save both map pins:
플라츠 2, 서울 성동구 뚝섬로17길 35, and 서울숲, 서울 성동구 뚝섬로 273. They are different destinations. Check the route and leave a comfortable margin around your reservation rather than relying on a fixed walking time.
Event details checked October 16, 2026. The pop-up ends October 25; confirm entry rules and availability in FANS before traveling.
Image credits:
Tzuyu — McJoun / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0; Seoul Forest — Tobias Reich / Unsplash, Unsplash License. Images resized.

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Ian Shin65 stories · Writes in 한국어

I'm Ian Shin, a journalist and editor at K Life, sharing authentic stories about Korea with readers around the world. From K-POP and K-Food to travel, beauty, and everyday life, I explore the culture, people, and trends that make Korea unique. My mission is to go beyond the headlines and connect the world with the real stories of Korea.

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