VXON takes P-pop to Japan through deal with a major entertainment player

P-pop group inks partnership with PIA Corporation, sets Japan promos and song releases.

P-Pop boy group VXON is officially expanding into the Japanese market after signing an exclusive partnership with PIA Corporation, one of Japan’s leading entertainment companies.

The collaboration was announced during a media gathering on July 23, with members C13, Sam, Franz, Vince, and Patrick set to launch activities aimed at growing the group’s presence in Japan.

As part of the partnership, VXON will be featured in the September issue of SODA Magazine and is preparing Japanese versions of some of its fan-favorite songs, marking another step in bringing P-pop to a wider international audience.

Cornerstone Entertainment also released a special video of the members greeting their Japanese fans in Japanese, teasing more activities in the country.

The announcement comes as more Filipino acts continue to establish a foothold overseas, with VXON joining the growing wave of P-pop artists entering Japan. The partnership also coincides with the 70th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Japan, highlighting a growing exchange between the two countries’ entertainment industries.

Fans celebrated the milestone across social media, with one writing, “Finally! The world needs to see your talent!” Others called the deal a major breakthrough for the group, saying they hope it opens more doors for P-pop artists in Japan and beyond.

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