BTS's V continues to secure his title as the "Prince of Continent," showing his unstoppable fame in Japan.

Taetaeland, as Japanese fans like to refer to it, keeps on expressing nothing but love for the artist.

Ranked second on JapanCelebrity ranking, BTS V remains the highest-ranked soloist, highest-ranked Korean, and the highest-ranked foreign artist in the list for the 18th consecutive month, even with the muting of his name by twipple.

BTS V's popularity in Japan is unmatched; he is the most loved Korean idol there.

Taehyung was voted as "The most popular kpop male idol" for the 13th consecutive week along with "The most popular Korean male actors in their 20s" for the 9th week.

He topped the overall rank at KPOP JUICE k-pop popularity ranking.       

Loved by Japanese celebrities and being idolized by many artists there, V keeps on receiving love from everyone.

"Kim Taehyung was chosen by music and an ART ITSELF" Kobayashi Arata, a famous Japanese dance expert, analyzed V's "BUTTER" dance giving him the best praise.

Biased by idols and celebs, and even CEOs, Kim Taehyung is always the first choice for Japan...

Kim Taehyung's immense popularity is shown in his powerful brand power too. Known as the sold-out fairy, the artist can sell out anything, even the most expensive items. 

His merch sells out first; his photocards are the most expensive and the most in-demand.

According to the official Japanese reseller website, V's "Hip hop Monster" doll (2.5k USD) and "I Need You" Photocard (1.4k USD) were sold-out despite being the highest-priced items. 

This photocard is now the most expensive kpop photocard to ever sold, surpassing V's first muster fan meeting photocard.

Taehyung remains the first and only Korean soloist to top iTunes Japan with Sweet Night till now. 

Japan never hold back in supporting the artist's music, and their eagerness for it was shown in the explosive response to his article from Rolling Stone Japan.

The interview is the most viewed article on the Rolling Stone Japan site since its release, and V's Sweet Night was linked at the end of the interview.