TWICE is continuing their award momentum internationally. Just days after winning Best Female K-Pop Group at the 2026 American Music Awards, the nine-member group earned new official streaming certifications from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) this month.

The RIAJ awarded TWICE both triple and double platinum certifications for streaming—recognizing the group's sustained popularity in Japan's music market. These certifications come through the RIAJ's streaming-specific system, which launched in 2020 as a separate track from the organization's traditional certifications for physical album sales and digital downloads.

The milestone reflects TWICE's consistent performance on Japanese streaming platforms. The group has built a dedicated fanbase in Japan over their career, regularly topping charts and achieving high streaming numbers there. These new certifications join a growing list of achievements for the group across different markets and certification bodies.

TWICE's recent success spans multiple continents. Their American Music Awards win last month positioned them among the year's most recognized K-pop acts in the U.S., while these Japanese streaming certifications highlight their equally strong footing in Asia's music industry. The group continues to balance activities across their home market in South Korea, Japan, and North America—a schedule that speaks to their status as one of K-pop's most globally established acts.

With consistent chart performance and growing streaming numbers worldwide, TWICE demonstrates the staying power that's defined their career since debuting under JYP Entertainment in 2015. These certifications from one of Asia's major music markets reinforce that their appeal remains broad and durable across different regions and fan demographics.