EBiDAN Marks 15 Years With "Yes! Tokyo" Single and Massive Group Project
EBiDAN is celebrating its 15th anniversary with the August 11 single "Yes! Tokyo," which will get an early release on July 2 featuring Dolby Atmos audio and an unprecedented music video uniting all nine groups and 60 members.

EBiDAN is pulling out all the stops for its 15th anniversary. The group collective announced that the title track from its upcoming single "Yes! Tokyo" will arrive early on July 2, with a full album release following on August 11.
The early release includes a special touch: Dolby Atmos spatial audio alongside standard streaming formats. On the same day at 6:30 PM, the music video premieres on YouTube. This isn't a typical MV—it represents EBiDAN's largest production to date, bringing together all nine groups and 60 members for one ambitious visual.
Super Rockets member Yuki, serving as EBiDAN's representative, explained the creative direction: "EBiDAN originally started as a school-themed concept, so this project marks a return to our roots while showing how much we've evolved. You'll see all nine groups performing together with real power."
Before the video drops, a live stream kicks off at 6:00 PM on July 2 across X and YouTube. EBiDAN members will discuss the MV's highlights and share behind-the-scenes insights.
The anniversary festivities extend beyond the single. Starting August 15, hmv museum locations across Japan will host "EBiDAN Museum 2026," an annual summer tradition. This year's theme centers on "EBiDAN's summer vacation," featuring yukata-clad photoshoots, denim-styled looks, and Q&A corners inspired by summer themes. Visitors can grab exclusive merchandise, and everyone gets a random limited solo bromide card (designs rotate by period).
Simultaneously, 13 HMV stores nationwide will open "EBiDAN Pop Up Shop" locations.
The timing gives fans plenty to anticipate. With the early single release, stunning group visuals, and physical exhibitions, EBiDAN's 15th-year celebration shows the collective celebrating how far it's come while maintaining the energy that built its fanbase.
