Product Description Asia's leading girl group TWICE debuts in Japan with a sensational album featuring a collection of their hit Korean songs alongside their Japanese versions. The album includes fan favorites such as "Like OOH-AHH," "CHEER UP," "TT," "KNOCK KNOCK," and "SIGNAL," as well as the Japanese versions of these chart-topping tracks. Fans can also look forward to a special trading card included with the album, with one card randomly selected from ten different types. Note that these treasure cards are exclusive to the first pressing of the album, which is available in limited quantities. Once the initial pressing is sold out, subsequent albums will be standard editions without the trading card. Product Specification - CD Songs (Common for each format): "Like OOH-AHH," "CHEER UP," "TT," "KNOCK KNOCK," "SIGNAL," "Like OOH-AHH -Japanese ver.," "CHEER UP -Japanese ver.," "KNOCK KNOCK-Japanese ver.," "SIGNAL-Japanese ver." - Trading Card: 1 random card from 10 types (only in first pressing) - Availability: Limited first pressing with treasure card, standard edition thereafter Special Event Information TWICE will host a high-touch event on August 5th at Makuhari Messe Exhibition Hall 1 and on August 6th at INTEX Osaka Hall 4. To participate, fans must have a trading card from the limited first edition A, limited first edition B, or normal edition (first pressing) of the "#TWICE" album released on June 28th. If the trading card features a solo photo of a member, the holder gets to high-five that member. Group photo cards will enter the holder into a lottery for limited goods. Attendees who register for the event by the designated deadline will receive a special prize at the venue. Media Review TWICE, formed by JYP Entertainment and Mnet through the 2015 audition program "SIXTEEN," has quickly risen to fame. Their debut album in Japan is a testament to their success, compiling all their Korean hits and their Japanese versions into one best album. This release is not just a collection of songs but a milestone in their burgeoning career.
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