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*** On July 30, Lee Joon Gi’s agency Namoo Actors announced that Lee Jun Ki is embarking on an Asia tour for the first time in five years! He will begin his Asia tour “JOONGI’S DAY: FESTIVAL” in September. The tour will start in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and include stops in several cities including Taipei, Taiwan. Here's the released poster.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

source : https://m.entertain.naver.com/now/article/003/0012696874

 

 

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Lee Joon Gi Announces Details For Asia Tour "JOONGI'S DAY: FESTIVAL"

 

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Lee Joon Gi is embarking on an Asia tour for the first time in five years!

On July 30, Lee Joon Gi’s agency Namoo Actors announced that the actor will begin his Asia tour “JOONGI’S DAY: FESTIVAL” in September. The tour will start in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and include stops in several cities including Taipei, Taiwan.

Lee Joon Gi’s upcoming Asia tour is his first in about five years. The released poster shows him in a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere, bathed in a spotlight.

In May, Lee Joon Gi held his first domestic fan meeting in over six years, titled “JOONGI’S DAY 2024 IN SEOUL: Spring, Again.” He also completed his “2024 LEE JOON GI SPLENDOR Family Day : LOVE BLOSSOM” fan meeting in Japan in June. Through this Asia tour, he aims to create unforgettable memories for his fans.

 

 

Stay tuned for more updates!

 

 

 

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7 Underrated K-Dramas That Are Too Good To Skip

 

“Underrated K-drama” is a relative term; what’s underrated for one viewer might be overrated for another. However, some dramas, despite having unique plots, great characters, and an amazing cast, are often overlooked, and this list is where you can find those gems.

 

Here are seven underrated K-dramas that are too good to skip. Some of these dramas are romance, some comedy, some sci-fi; some are new, while others are a decade old, but all are worth watching!

 

 

“Two Weeks”

 

Jang Tae San (Lee Joon Gi), a member of a criminal organization, decides to leave the life of crime after finding out his girlfriend is pregnant. However, before he can do that, he is forced to take the blame for a murder his boss committed, or his girlfriend will be killed. To save the love of his life, he breaks up with her, tells her to get an abortion, and goes to jail.

 

Eight years later, upon his release, he discovers that not only did his ex-girlfriend not get an abortion and deliver their daughter, but their daughter is also suffering from leukemia. The only way to save her is through Tae San’s bone marrow transplant. He schedules the operation but is suddenly arrested for two murders he never committed. Will he be able to fix everything before time runs out?

 

“Two Weeks” is advertised as an action drama, and while the action and constant suspense are great, the character development of Tae San takes the cake. Although there is no romantic plot in the present timeline, the flashbacks show the sweet love between Tae San and the mother of his daughter, providing viewers with a breather from time to time.

 

Check out “Two Weeks” below:

 

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*** Let’s go back in time to when EXO’s Baekhyun halted Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo filming in the middle due to cucumbers. When I read it then that he stopped the Moon Lovers filming suddenly because of cucumbers, I just couldn't stop laughing. In one of the scenes where Lee Joon Gi, Kang Ha Na, Ji Soo, and others are sitting at a table together, there is a scene in which Baekhyun needs to be fed cucumbers. When Yoon Sun Woo who played 9th Prince Wang Won, went on to feed cucumber to Baekhyun who played 10th Prince Wang Eun, and said “Eat up”. In the middle of the scene, Baekhyun stops him and says, “I can’t really eat cucumber." The incident was quite funny and unforgettable.  

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Actors Ok Taec-yeon and Lee Joon-gi to appear at Studio Dragon drama festival in Japan

 

Poster for ″K-Drama Fest 2024 with Studio Dragon″ [STUDIO DRAGON]

 
Local production house Studio Dragon will hold a K-drama festival featuring actors Ok Taec-yeon and Lee Joon-gi in Chiba, Japan, on Oct. 12, the company said Monday.  
 
Across two sessions at the Makuhari Messe exhibition hall, Ok and Lee will meet with the public to discuss their experiences on the Studio Dragon shows "Vincenzo" (2021) and "Flower of Evil" (2020), respectively.   

 

The “K-Drama Fest 2024 with Studio Dragon” is jointly helmed by Studio Dragon and Japan's Avex Pictures following an agreement signed in May last year. The two companies previously collaborated for the Japanese musical rendition of “Vincenzo” in August 2023.  
 
“We plan to further expand our intellectual property business by collaborating with the agencies of actors who have appeared in our dramas, as seen in the upcoming 'K-Drama Fest 2024 with Studio Dragon,’” said Yoo Bong-yeol, the head of content intellectual property department of Studio Dragon.  

 

 

 

BY KIM MIN-YOUNG [kim.minyoung5@joongang.co.kr]

 

 

 

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