FouRTe Project Splits From ClaN Entertainment, Establishes New Management Company
The move from ClaN Entertainment to a dedicated company signals that FouRTe Project is scaling up its operations ahead of its first offline concert.
Reporting from 1 sources: KAI-YOU.
The seven-member virtual idol group FouRTe Project announced a change in management on July 1, establishing a new company called FouRTe Entertainment Co., Ltd. The group was previously managed by ClaN Entertainment. Ahead of their first offline live in August, the members released a video expressing enthusiasm for the fresh start.
The virtual idol group FouRTe Project announced on July 1 that it has left its previous management company, ClaN Entertainment, and established a new entity, FouRTe Entertainment Co., Ltd., effective the same day. The seven-member group debuted in September 2025 under ClaN, which runs VTuber businesses. In a YouTube video, members including Leo Kuon and Tsurugi Sho reported the change and thanked fans. The new company's website said the goal is to create an environment where members can focus more on their activities. Production continues under Motoyuki Oi, president of GENKI Co., Ltd. The group's first offline live, 'ALL IN,' is scheduled for August 14 at Zepp DiverCity in Tokyo.
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