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The Japanese Film Craze at Theaters Now!... 'Chainsaw Man' and 'The Exit 8' Take 1st and 2nd Place

The Japanese Film Craze at Theaters Now!... 'Chainsaw Man' and 'The Exit 8' Take 1st and 2nd Place

The Japanese animated film 〈Chainsaw Man The Movie: Reze Arc〉 is celebrating its one-month release while maintaining the top spot at the domestic box office, showing stable box office performance.According to data released by the integrated ticketing system on the 24th, this film attracted over...
Director Lee Sang-il's 'National Treasure', the First Japanese Film by a Korean Director to Reach 10 Million!

Director Lee Sang-il's 'National Treasure', the First Japanese Film by a Korean Director to Reach 10 Million!

〈Dancing Detective 2: Block the Rainbow Bridge〉 (2003) has now risen to the second highest-grossing live-action film in Japan, and attention is focused on whether this record will soon be surpassed to become the highest-grossing film.
The Japanese film 〈National Treasure〉 directed by Korean Lee Sang-il has surpassed 10 million viewers in Japan just 102 days after its release, achieving a box office revenue of 14. 2 billion yen (approximately 1. 335 trillion won).
Korean and Japanese Leading Actors Gather, Director Byun Sung-hyun's 'Good News' Releases Second Character Stills!

Korean and Japanese Leading Actors Gather, Director Byun Sung-hyun's 'Good News' Releases Second Character Stills!

Yamada Takayuki, Shiina Kippei, Kasamatsu Sho, and Yamamoto Nairu are among the Japanese actors who fill the film with both experience and freshness, drawing attention.
After the world premiere screening in the Special Presentation section of the 50th Toronto International Film Festival, the Netflix film 〈Good News〉 has garnered attention for its immersive story, unique characters, and distinctive direction, and has released its second character stills.
Japanese Rising Star Kasamatsu Sho Makes His Korean Drama Debut in 'Taxi Driver 3'!

Japanese Rising Star Kasamatsu Sho Makes His Korean Drama Debut in 'Taxi Driver 3'!

'Taxi Driver 3' Expands on a Global Scale
Japanese rising star Kasamatsu Sho has officially joined SBS's new drama 'Taxi Driver 3', marking his first appearance in a Korean drama. This casting holds significant meaning in terms of content exchange between Korea and Japan, as well as the global expansion of the 'Taxi Driver' series.
HYBE's Japanese Group &TEAM Makes Their Korean Debut!... First Mini Album 'Back to Life' to Be Released on the 28th of Next Month

HYBE's Japanese Group &TEAM Makes Their Korean Debut!... First Mini Album 'Back to Life' to Be Released on the 28th of Next Month

HYBE's Japanese group &TEAM will officially debut in the Korean market with the release of their first mini album 'Back to Life' on the 28th of next month.According to their agency YX Labels on the 4th, &TEAM announced their Korean debut news at a team formation 3rd anniversary event held the...
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle, The Final Battle at the Blood Demon’s Lair!

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle, The Final Battle at the Blood Demon’s Lair!

New release after 4 years, surpassing 300,000 advance ticket sales... Korean release on the 22nd
The representative work of Japanese animation, 'Demon Slayer', returns as a theatrical film dealing with the final phase, promising another box office sensation.Directed by Haruo Sotozaki, 〈Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle〉 depicts the final battle between the Blood...
HaYoung moves from “factually unfounded” to “an apology,” with “verification of the Daijeong Friendship Association” — historical truth reversed in a day

HaYoung moves from “factually unfounded” to “an apology,” with “verification of the Daijeong Friendship Association” — historical truth reversed in a day

Agency acknowledges “a list of 1916 councilors” exists… fallout after remarks about the fourth-generation doctor family business
From “factually unfounded” to “an apology”… historical truth overturned in a dayThe side of actor “HaYoung” reversed its earlier stance of fully denying suspicions over the pro-Japanese activities of his great-great-grandfather, “Ahn SangHo”, and issued an official apology just one day later.
Actor HaYoung Faces Backlash Over Accusations Involving His Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Past, but Calls It ‘Baseless’

Actor HaYoung Faces Backlash Over Accusations Involving His Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Past, but Calls It ‘Baseless’

After mentioning a “first Japan medical license for Koreans” on a variety show, she sparks controversy; verification finds her great-grandfather is not listed in the pro-Japanese collaborators person registry
Truth Behind the \u201cPro-Japanese\u201d Frame\u2014A Fourth-Generation Doctor Family That Responds With FactsHarsh \u201cpro-Japanese\u201d allegations leveled at actor HaYoung (real name Ahn HaYoung, 33) have finally fizzled out as a farce.
“The shot goes in, and the look in her eyes changes instantly” … Hanrororo’s real face behind “A Cruel Angels Thesis”

“The shot goes in, and the look in her eyes changes instantly” … Hanrororo’s real face behind “A Cruel Angels Thesis”

‘J-POP REMAKE’ project’s second track special clip — filming set and behind-the-scenes work process revealed Captures her shy side outside the camera and the stark contrast of her fully immersing herself in the music right after the shot A serious, detail-focused work process stands out as she fine-tunes details while endlessly exchanging ideas during band sessions
A behind-the-scenes video capturing the atmosphere inside and outside the set for the special clip of “A Cruel Angels Thesis,” the second track in the ‘J-POP REMAKE’ project in which Hanrororo participated as a vocalist, was released with little notice on the 7th.
Missed Them the First Time? Five Animated Films Returning to Theaters From August Through September

Missed Them the First Time? Five Animated Films Returning to Theaters From August Through September

We’re in the era of big animated hits. It sounds like a joke, but it’s true. After DreamWorks and Disney set box-office records with theatrical animated features, Japanese animation has taken up the baton and is winning over devoted audiences.