KISS OF LIFE SWEAT Japanese EP: Regular vs Type-A Cards and Song Versions
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Searching for SWEAT can bring up different KISS OF LIFE products. This guide compares the Japanese EP’s Regular and Type-A editions, using the Japanese label’s catalog numbers. Match the full title and edition before comparing the price.
Use the catalog number to identify the edition
Nippon Columbia lists the Japanese EP for September 16, 2026. COCP-42741 is the Regular Edition; COCP-42739 is Type-A. Those identifiers are more useful than a cropped cover or the word SWEAT alone when checking an imported CD.
Write down the code for the edition you want and compare it with the seller’s description. If the offer only says “SWEAT,” ask which release and edition it supplies before ordering. The title of a different Korean single-album offer is not enough to establish that it contains this Japanese EP.
The music list matches; the cards differ
Both official entries list six tracks: SWEAT (Japanese Ver.), Was It You, BREAK IT, Who is she (Japanese Ver.), Igloo (Remix), and BREAK IT (English Ver.). If your goal is the English recording of BREAK IT, it appears in both of these track lists.
Type-A’s first-production specification includes eight random solo trading cards from twelve designs and a serial-number insert. The Regular Edition’s first-production specification lists one random unit trading card from twelve designs and a serial-number insert.
That is a difference in collectible packaging, not evidence of additional songs on Type-A. First-production contents should also be distinguished from whatever stock a retailer has now.
Compare the official Type-A specification →
Check the official Regular Edition details →
This shopping link is for the Regular Edition
The Coupang product checked here is titled “[CD] KISS OF LIFE (키스오브라이프) - 일본 2집 미니앨범 : SWEAT [Regular Edition].” It identifies one CD and the seller as YES24. It is not a Type-A listing.
Product banner supplied through Coupang Partners. The page displayed a delivery-schedule contact notice after three to five days. That wording must not be read as guaranteed delivery within three to five days.
View the Regular Edition offer (affiliate) →
Choose according to what you actually want
For the listed songs: compare the total delivered cost for the correct CD. Do not pay more merely because a card-heavy package looks like it contains more music.
For the cards: check whether first-production stock is confirmed and whether the seller describes any missing pieces. Random cards do not guarantee a preferred member or a complete collection.
For event entry: a serial insert alone does not prove that an application window is still open. Read the specific event’s dates and eligibility separately; this article does not verify a current entry opportunity.
For another example of why the package name matters, see our CD-versus-SMART comparison below.
Understand CD and SMART format differences →
Sources checked October 30, 2026: Nippon Columbia’s two edition pages and the linked retailer offer. Current stock, extras and delivery terms must be confirmed with the selected seller.