J.Y. Park successfully completed his solo concert at Kanadevia Hall in Tokyo, Japan, on February 5th. This performance was part of the solo concert "HAPPY HOUR," held on December 13th and 14th, 2025, at Kyung Hee University Peace Hall in Seoul, and it was followed by the debut 30th anniversary concert "Still JYP," scheduled for February 20th and 21st. J.Y. Park met with his fans in Japan after about a year.

The concert featured vivid live performances based on band music and dance stages. J.Y. Park performed several hit songs, including his latest track released last November, "Happy Hour (After Work) (With Kwon Jin-ah)," as well as "Don't Leave Me," "Behind You," "Only You," "Swing Baby," "Proposal Song," "Elevator," "Who's Your Mama (Feat. Jessi)," and "The House You Live In." The audience cheered enthusiastically for his performance.

J.Y. Park is also known as a producer who has created hit songs for K-pop artists. He energized the audience by singing songs he produced, such as NiziU's "Make You Happy," 2PM's "Again & Again," and TWICE's "Feel Special," "Alcohol-Free," and "What is Love?"

During "I Have a Woman," he held an event where he performed in sync with an audience member who came up on stage, creating a special memory for the fans. Additionally, Stray Kids' I.N appeared as a guest, adding fun to the concert. J.Y. Park and I.N sang 2AM's "This Song" together, showcasing a sweet vocal synergy.

In the duet stage of Rain's "Switch to Me (duet with JYP)," they displayed unique dance chemistry, exciting the audience. During the segments of "Alive," "She Was Pretty," "Honey," and "Don't Leave Me," he delivered top-notch performances, and the audience enjoyed the show by following his choreography.

For the encore, he appeared with Let's & Star's "Megumi no Hito," raising the atmosphere on site. He then performed famous local songs such as Keisuke Kuwata's "JUST A MAN IN LOVE," The Checkers' "Heartbroken for Julia," and Southern All Stars' "Beloved Eri," sharing the joy of unity through music.

At the end of the concert, J.Y. Park expressed his thoughts, saying, "The reason I have been able to continue performing on stage until now is thanks to your support. I sincerely thank you for giving me great happiness today. Let's meet again next year."

J.Y. Park also serves as co-chairman of the Presidential Committee on Popular Culture and Arts Exchange and is recognized as a sincere artist and ambassador of K-pop. His musical journey is expected to continue attracting much attention.