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Pop sensation Taylor Swift, aged 34, took to social media to express her gratitude for the time she spent performing in Tokyo, Japan. Following the conclusion of her fourth and final show of the Eras Tour in the Japanese capital, Swift shared her sentiments in a late Saturday post, reminiscing about the “wonderful” experience.
“Tokyo!!! Those 4 shows at Tokyo Dome were so wonderful,” Swift wrote in the caption, conveying her delight at reconnecting with her fans and reveling in the camaraderie with her fellow performers and band members.
Alongside her heartfelt message, Swift shared photos from her performances at the Tokyo Dome, showcasing her in various captivating looks on stage.
“Thank you to everyone who lives in and around Tokyo and traveled far and wide to be there with us,” she concluded, acknowledging the support of her dedicated fans.
Swift’s Support for Boyfriend Travis Kelce:
Shortly after her Tokyo reflection, Taylor Swift’s attendance at the 2024 Super Bowl was confirmed by Gracie Hunt, daughter of Kansas City Chiefs chairman and CEO Clark Hunt.
Swift’s appearance at the event is anticipated as a show of support for her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
Gracie Hunt shared the news with PEOPLE at the Fanatics Super Bowl Party red carpet, expressing excitement about Swift’s attendance at the highly anticipated sporting event.
Swift’s Return to the Stage and Album Teases:
Swift’s Tokyo leg of the Eras Tour marked a significant return to the stage after a hiatus. The tour, characterized by segments dedicated to each of Swift’s albums, delighted fans with surprise performances over the four nights.
Swift expressed joy at returning to Tokyo after over four years in a fan-recorded video from one of her shows. Additionally, she teased details about her upcoming 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” which she announced at the Grammys.
“I’ve been working on ‘Tortured Poets’ since right after I turned in ‘Midnights,'” Swift revealed, indicating her excitement for fans to hear the album, which she has diligently crafted over the past two years.
