Dream Catcher's 'Nightmare' has captivated Japanese fans.

According to Dream Catcher Company, the offline version of Dream Catcher's Japanese comeback single "PIRI-笛を吹け-Japanese Ver.-" was ranked eighth in the Oricon Daily Singles list.

Currently, Dream Catcher is visiting Japan to promote their comeback. they appearing on various TV shows, but they are also making pleasant memories with Japanese fans through numerous performances such as Tower Records Live Rumor has it that members and local fans are also happy about the introduction of the Oricon chart.

Dream Catcher's relationship with Japan is special. they hold concerts and live events even before their debut, they also released their official debut single "What-Japanese ver.-" in November last year, drawing keen attention from local media including his appearance in "ZIP!" and Fuji TV's "Meza Mashi."

Dream Catcher's new Japanese single 'PIRI-笛を吹け-Japanese Ver.-' is a Japanese version of the fourth mini album 'The End of Nightmare,' which was released here earlier. Dream catcher's unique nightmare story met with Japanese and created a new attraction.

The agency of Dream Catcher said "I thank Japanese fans for sending me so much love for DreamCatcher's last nightmare. "We will do our best to make better music and performances so that we can repay our support."

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