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TXT's "Setsuna Hanabi" Becomes 17th Gold Disc-Certified Release

Hannah Gonzalez [email protected]Sep 9, 2026, 7:52 PM EDT
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TXT has added another Platinum certification in Japan with its fifth Japanese single, "Setsuna Hanabi."

According to the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) on September 10, "Setsuna Hanabi" surpassed 250,000 cumulative shipments as of August, earning a Platinum certification.

The single contains four tracks, including original songs "Setsuna Hanabi," "Silence" and "Nice to Meet Ya," as well as an alternate version of the title track.

The certification marks TXT's second Platinum release of 2026, following the group's eighth Korean mini album "7th Year: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns," which received the same certification earlier this year.

Under the RIAJ's Gold Disc certification system, albums are certified Gold at 100,000 shipments, Platinum at 250,000, Double Platinum at 500,000, Triple Platinum at 750,000 and Million at 1 million.

TOMORROW X TOGETHER 5th Japanese Single Concept Bloom / BIGHIT MUSIC (HYBE)
TOMORROW X TOGETHER 5th Japanese Single Concept Bloom / BIGHIT MUSIC (HYBE)

TXT now has 17 releases with RIAJ Gold Disc certifications across the different levels.Among them, "CHIKAI" has been certified Triple Platinum, while "The Star Chapter: TOGETHER," "Starkissed," "SWEET" and "GOOD BOY GONE BAD" have received Double Platinum certifications.

"Setsuna Hanabi" joins releases including "The Star Chapter: SANCTUARY," "The Name Chapter: FREEFALL," "The Name Chapter: TEMPTATION" and "Chaotic Wonderland" among TXT's Platinum-certified albums.

"Setsuna Hanabi" became TXT's first song to reach No. 1 on Oricon's Weekly Digital Singles Ranking, dated August 31. It also gave the group its first No. 1 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for the August 17-23 tracking period, while topping Billboard Japan's Hot Shot Songs and Download Songs charts during the same period.

Meanwhile, TXT will next perform at the 2026 Global Citizen Festival in New York's Central Park on September 26.

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