[Star Date] Kim Hyun-Joong (김현중)
July 8, 2011
July 6, 2011
[Music Bank K-Chart] Kim HyunJoong (2011.7.1)
[Music Bank K-Chart] Kim HyunJoong & 2PM & TVXQ (2011.7.1)
July 5, 2011
July 1, 2011
Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.24)
[Music Bank K-Chart] 4th week of June & Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.24)
June 25, 2011
[Music Bank K-Chart] Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.17)
[Music Bank K-Chart] 3rd week of June & Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.17)
June 22, 2011
Court dismisses star actor's request to annul income tax
source; Yonhap
SUWON, South Korea, June 22 (Yonhap) -- A South Korean local court dismissed popular entertainer Bae Yong-joon's request to cancel part of his hefty income tax Wednesday, citing his failure to declare his income properly.
The Suwon District Court rejected Bae's case, filed against a regional tax office head in order to annul about 2.1 billion won (US$2 million) out of a total 2.3 billion won in income tax imposed for his 2005 earnings from his entertainment career and property holdings.
SUWON, South Korea, June 22 (Yonhap) -- A South Korean local court dismissed popular entertainer Bae Yong-joon's request to cancel part of his hefty income tax Wednesday, citing his failure to declare his income properly.
The Suwon District Court rejected Bae's case, filed against a regional tax office head in order to annul about 2.1 billion won (US$2 million) out of a total 2.3 billion won in income tax imposed for his 2005 earnings from his entertainment career and property holdings.
June 18, 2011
[mv] Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.10)
[Music Bank K-Chart] Kim Hyun-joong - Break Down (2011.06.10)
June 1, 2011
Kim Hyun-joong's 1st Solo Album Exceeds 70,000 Pre-orders
souce: Chosun Ilbo
Kim Hyun-joong's first mini-album "Break Down" sold more than 70,000 copies in just 10 days since pre-orders began on May 20.
The achievement is remarkable, given that it is rare for an album to sell 100,000 copies amid the diminishing album sales in the music industry these days.
Kim, the leader of boy band SS501, worked on his first solo album for more than a year with world-renowned producers. The number of pre-orders is expected to continue to grow until it is released on June 8.
The singer will start promoting the album with a showcase with some 4,000 fans on June 7.
englishnews@chosun.com / Jun. 01, 2011 10:34 KST
Kim Hyun-joong's first mini-album "Break Down" sold more than 70,000 copies in just 10 days since pre-orders began on May 20.
The achievement is remarkable, given that it is rare for an album to sell 100,000 copies amid the diminishing album sales in the music industry these days.
Kim, the leader of boy band SS501, worked on his first solo album for more than a year with world-renowned producers. The number of pre-orders is expected to continue to grow until it is released on June 8.
The singer will start promoting the album with a showcase with some 4,000 fans on June 7.
englishnews@chosun.com / Jun. 01, 2011 10:34 KST
May 24, 2011
May 7, 2011
[vod] 歌でつなごう 〜被災者のみなさんへ〜
source: NHKonline
flumpool / 君に届け
http://youtu.be/l9UQoLbTMmo
FUNKY MONKEY BABYS / あとひとつ
http://youtu.be/yAq4WpwHL88
氷川きよし / あの娘と野菊と渡し舟
http://youtu.be/McUi7H2T4nU
平原綾香 / Jupiter
http://youtu.be/-qxpZdzAzyU
ＨＹ / 時をこえ
http://youtu.be/tco-h9tBpho
今井美樹 / PIECE OF MY WISH
http://youtu.be/X5JT_U6ctis
北島三郎 / 帰ろかな
http://youtu.be/hdWoxrlDAgY
クミコ / INORI ～祈り～
http://youtu.be/csv-VnxAj7g
都はるみ / 夫婦坂
http://youtu.be/3kSdzlqEZ-E
森麻季 / Stand Alone
http://youtu.be/rkB1laUNyqc
森山直太朗 / さくら(独唱)
http://youtu.be/nVpPl4cqiaI
新沼謙治 / 嫁に来ないか
http://youtu.be/PMQa7qKsAgM
さだまさし / 奇跡 〜大きな愛のように〜
http://youtu.be/6OS0e04zjA8
千昌夫 / 北国の春
http://youtu.be/Eqp4v4a0ff0
武田鉄矢 / 贈る言葉（海援隊）
http://youtu.be/QI_mvNiDfcw
和田アキ子 / あの鐘を鳴らすのはあなた
http://youtu.be/8_bMPGb8lX8
矢沢永吉 / いつの日か
http://youtu.be/v4I1iKFNgEg
ゆず / Hey和
http://youtu.be/EeCYntYNsmA
flumpool / 君に届け
http://youtu.be/l9UQoLbTMmo
FUNKY MONKEY BABYS / あとひとつ
http://youtu.be/yAq4WpwHL88
氷川きよし / あの娘と野菊と渡し舟
http://youtu.be/McUi7H2T4nU
平原綾香 / Jupiter
http://youtu.be/-qxpZdzAzyU
ＨＹ / 時をこえ
http://youtu.be/tco-h9tBpho
今井美樹 / PIECE OF MY WISH
http://youtu.be/X5JT_U6ctis
北島三郎 / 帰ろかな
http://youtu.be/hdWoxrlDAgY
クミコ / INORI ～祈り～
http://youtu.be/csv-VnxAj7g
都はるみ / 夫婦坂
http://youtu.be/3kSdzlqEZ-E
森麻季 / Stand Alone
http://youtu.be/rkB1laUNyqc
森山直太朗 / さくら(独唱)
http://youtu.be/nVpPl4cqiaI
新沼謙治 / 嫁に来ないか
http://youtu.be/PMQa7qKsAgM
さだまさし / 奇跡 〜大きな愛のように〜
http://youtu.be/6OS0e04zjA8
千昌夫 / 北国の春
http://youtu.be/Eqp4v4a0ff0
武田鉄矢 / 贈る言葉（海援隊）
http://youtu.be/QI_mvNiDfcw
和田アキ子 / あの鐘を鳴らすのはあなた
http://youtu.be/8_bMPGb8lX8
矢沢永吉 / いつの日か
http://youtu.be/v4I1iKFNgEg
ゆず / Hey和
http://youtu.be/EeCYntYNsmA
May 4, 2011
April 26, 2011
[trans] surprises, surprises…
source: blog “sohn’s life”
2011/04/25 21:59
At end of last week, I received a text to my mobile, “when did the two get married?!”
who are the two?
Yesterday, an article by a newspaper was spread to everywhere by various medias, quoting the whole, compiled or adding contents to the article.
my brother and my name was mentioned in the article, but I do not remember receiving any interviews.
No,,,the article had so many familiar names, there was absolutely nothing I knew about, and that was such a surprise.
2011/04/25 21:59
At end of last week, I received a text to my mobile, “when did the two get married?!”
who are the two?
Yesterday, an article by a newspaper was spread to everywhere by various medias, quoting the whole, compiled or adding contents to the article.
my brother and my name was mentioned in the article, but I do not remember receiving any interviews.
No,,,the article had so many familiar names, there was absolutely nothing I knew about, and that was such a surprise.
April 23, 2011
[vod] e jiah @ystar
[news] lee ji a, Agency official position
俳優イ・ジアの所属会社キーイーストが報道資料を通じて公式立場を明らかにしました。
所属会社側は"現在のイ・ジアはソテジと慰謝料および財産分割など請求訴訟を進行中にある"と伝えましたが。
二人の慰謝料および財産分割請求訴訟が所属会社を通じて初めて認めました。
本文には"その間イ・ジアは円満な関係整理を望んだがお互いの意見の差異を狭めることができなくて財産分割請求訴訟の消滅時効期間ができてこれ以上疑惑がヒップらことと判断されて去る1月19日提起した"と伝えましたが。
引き続き、"イ・ジアは去る1993年米国に留学に出たし同じ年知人を通じて初めて会った"として"以後、二人は互いに手紙と電話で継続的な連絡をしながら恋人関係に発展した"とソテジと縁を結ぶように過程を説明しましたが。
배우 이지아의 소속사 키이스트가 보도 자료를 통해 공식 입장을 밝혔습니다.
소속사 측은 "현재 이지아는 서태지와 위자료 및 재산분할 등 청구 소송을 진행 중에 있다"고 전했는데요.
두 사람의 위자료 및 재산분할 청구 소송이 소속사를 통해 처음 인정했습니다.
본문에는 "그동안 이지아는 원만한 관계 정리를 원했으나 서로의 의견 차이를 좁히지 못하고 재산분할청구소송의 소멸시효기간이 다 되어 더 이상 혐의가 힙들 것으로 판단되어 지난 1월 19일 제기했다"고 전했는데요.
이어, "이지아는 지난 1993년 미국으로 유학을 떠났으며 같은 해 지인을 통해 처음 만났다"며 "이후, 두 사람은 서로 편지와 전화로 계속적인 연락을 하며 연인 관계로 발전했다"고 서태지와 인연을 맺게 과정을 설명했는데요.
[news] Seo Tai-Ji, Lee Ji-Ah clandestine marriage Confirm
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, her friends
[News] Jeong Woo-Sung Birthday Party Cancel
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, Seo Tai-Ji divorced 2009
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, who she is?
ystar
http://web.play.cu-media.kr/flash_skin/player.swf?file_key=e862a8729e0ae43fce0b5a990c0c6187&auto_start=Y&allowmaximize=YES&rdomain=cu-media.kr
俳優イ・ジアの所属会社キーイーストが報道資料を通じて公式立場を明らかにしました。
所属会社側は"現在のイ・ジアはソテジと慰謝料および財産分割など請求訴訟を進行中にある"と伝えましたが。
二人の慰謝料および財産分割請求訴訟が所属会社を通じて初めて認めました。
本文には"その間イ・ジアは円満な関係整理を望んだがお互いの意見の差異を狭めることができなくて財産分割請求訴訟の消滅時効期間ができてこれ以上疑惑がヒップらことと判断されて去る1月19日提起した"と伝えましたが。
引き続き、"イ・ジアは去る1993年米国に留学に出たし同じ年知人を通じて初めて会った"として"以後、二人は互いに手紙と電話で継続的な連絡をしながら恋人関係に発展した"とソテジと縁を結ぶように過程を説明しましたが。
배우 이지아의 소속사 키이스트가 보도 자료를 통해 공식 입장을 밝혔습니다.
소속사 측은 "현재 이지아는 서태지와 위자료 및 재산분할 등 청구 소송을 진행 중에 있다"고 전했는데요.
두 사람의 위자료 및 재산분할 청구 소송이 소속사를 통해 처음 인정했습니다.
본문에는 "그동안 이지아는 원만한 관계 정리를 원했으나 서로의 의견 차이를 좁히지 못하고 재산분할청구소송의 소멸시효기간이 다 되어 더 이상 혐의가 힙들 것으로 판단되어 지난 1월 19일 제기했다"고 전했는데요.
이어, "이지아는 지난 1993년 미국으로 유학을 떠났으며 같은 해 지인을 통해 처음 만났다"며 "이후, 두 사람은 서로 편지와 전화로 계속적인 연락을 하며 연인 관계로 발전했다"고 서태지와 인연을 맺게 과정을 설명했는데요.
[news] Seo Tai-Ji, Lee Ji-Ah clandestine marriage Confirm
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, her friends
[News] Jeong Woo-Sung Birthday Party Cancel
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, Seo Tai-Ji divorced 2009
[news] Lee Ji-Ah, who she is?
ystar
http://web.play.cu-media.kr/flash_skin/player.swf?file_key=e862a8729e0ae43fce0b5a990c0c6187&auto_start=Y&allowmaximize=YES&rdomain=cu-media.kr
Mystery Deepens Over Seo Tai-ji's Secret Marriage to Lee Ji-ah
englishnews/chosunilbo
Apr. 22, 2011 13:11 KST
The actress Lee Ji-ah is suing music legend Seo Tai-ji for W500 million in alimony and half of his W5 billion fortune (US$1=W1,080). According to her lawsuit, the two secretly married in the U.S. and divorced later on. Lee claims they divorced in 2009, but Seo says they parted ways back in 2006.
The timing of the separation is at the center of controversy, since a person can claim for alimony up to three years after divorce. The reasons for the divorce and lawsuit remain unclear.
The first pre-trial hearing was held on March 14 and another is scheduled for May 23. The formal trial has yet to begin, so Seo and Lee have not appeared in court yet. Lee has hired four lawyers from a major law firm, while Seo has hired three to defend him.
Seo Tai-ji (left) and Lee Ji-ah
Around midnight on Thursday, Lee's management agency Key East issued a press release confirming the lawsuit. In the press release, Lee said that she wanted to end her relation with Seo quietly, but due to disagreement she had to file a lawsuit before the period to claim for alimony expires. Lee explained she left for the U.S. to study in 1993 and met Seo through an acquaintance at a concert in Los Angeles the same year. They kept in touch and developed a long-distance relationship though letters and phones as Lee stayed in the U.S. and Seo went back to Korea and finally became lovers, it said.
Seo went to the U.S. after retiring from show business in early 1996, and the two got married there without inviting anyone to the wedding in 1997 and lived in the States, moving to Atlanta and then Arizona. Lee, however, denies rumors that she and Seo have children.
The agency said Seo returned to Korea for his comeback as a singer in June 2006, and Lee, who stayed behind in the U.S., filed for divorce the same year, which became effective in 2009. It said the two separated because Seo's occupation led to an unusual lifestyle and irreconcilable differences. Lee said she had had to keep her private life secret because her husband was a famous figure here.
The news broke on Thursday afternoon and was featured on the front pages of major Internet portals and news websites, with tens of thousands of netizens posting comments and spreading rumors.
Seo (39), who commands a huge base of loyal fans and is often referred to as the "president of culture," debuted in 1992 as the leader of the group Seo Tai-ji & Boys and became a music icon during the 1990s. The three-member group, which also included Lee Ju-no and Yang Hyun-suk, captivated young Koreans with music that blended hip-hop and rock and contained messages of social awareness.
Seo, whose real name is Jeong Hyun-chul, went solo in 2000 and has kept his personal life under close wraps.
A photo taken by a tourist in Paris in January shows Lee Ji-ah and Jung Woo-sung on a date. /Courtesy of Sports Kahn Lee was equally secretive about her private life. There are rumors that her real name is Kim Sang-eun, but she changed it to Kim Ji-ah just before she debuted as an actress and again to Lee Ji-ah. In various interviews, she claimed she was born on Feb. 2, 1981 and left for the U.S. when she was in sixth grade, living there for around 10 years. She also claims to have majored in graphic design at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, but none of these claims have been verified.
She caught the eye of top star Bae Yong-joon, who is a major shareholder of talent management agency Key East, and made her show business debut in an ad Bae appeared in back in 2004. She rose to stardom co-starring with Bae in the 2007 MBC drama "Taewangsasingi (The Four Guardian Gods of the King)" and recently starred in the SBS drama "Athena: Goddess of War." She made headlines with a real-life romance with her co-star Jung Woo-sung.
The two admitted their relationship after a tourist photographed them on a date in Paris in January this year. Jung's management agency on Thursday quoted him as saying, "I knew nothing about Lee's marriage and divorce suit. I cannot believe it and I hope that it isn't true."
Seo's management agency, Seo Tai-ji Company, said it was unaware of the news, adding the singer is overseas at the moment working on an album and cannot be reached.
Apr. 22, 2011 13:11 KST
The actress Lee Ji-ah is suing music legend Seo Tai-ji for W500 million in alimony and half of his W5 billion fortune (US$1=W1,080). According to her lawsuit, the two secretly married in the U.S. and divorced later on. Lee claims they divorced in 2009, but Seo says they parted ways back in 2006.
The timing of the separation is at the center of controversy, since a person can claim for alimony up to three years after divorce. The reasons for the divorce and lawsuit remain unclear.
The first pre-trial hearing was held on March 14 and another is scheduled for May 23. The formal trial has yet to begin, so Seo and Lee have not appeared in court yet. Lee has hired four lawyers from a major law firm, while Seo has hired three to defend him.
Seo Tai-ji (left) and Lee Ji-ah
Around midnight on Thursday, Lee's management agency Key East issued a press release confirming the lawsuit. In the press release, Lee said that she wanted to end her relation with Seo quietly, but due to disagreement she had to file a lawsuit before the period to claim for alimony expires. Lee explained she left for the U.S. to study in 1993 and met Seo through an acquaintance at a concert in Los Angeles the same year. They kept in touch and developed a long-distance relationship though letters and phones as Lee stayed in the U.S. and Seo went back to Korea and finally became lovers, it said.
Seo went to the U.S. after retiring from show business in early 1996, and the two got married there without inviting anyone to the wedding in 1997 and lived in the States, moving to Atlanta and then Arizona. Lee, however, denies rumors that she and Seo have children.
The agency said Seo returned to Korea for his comeback as a singer in June 2006, and Lee, who stayed behind in the U.S., filed for divorce the same year, which became effective in 2009. It said the two separated because Seo's occupation led to an unusual lifestyle and irreconcilable differences. Lee said she had had to keep her private life secret because her husband was a famous figure here.
The news broke on Thursday afternoon and was featured on the front pages of major Internet portals and news websites, with tens of thousands of netizens posting comments and spreading rumors.
Seo (39), who commands a huge base of loyal fans and is often referred to as the "president of culture," debuted in 1992 as the leader of the group Seo Tai-ji & Boys and became a music icon during the 1990s. The three-member group, which also included Lee Ju-no and Yang Hyun-suk, captivated young Koreans with music that blended hip-hop and rock and contained messages of social awareness.
Seo, whose real name is Jeong Hyun-chul, went solo in 2000 and has kept his personal life under close wraps.
A photo taken by a tourist in Paris in January shows Lee Ji-ah and Jung Woo-sung on a date. /Courtesy of Sports Kahn Lee was equally secretive about her private life. There are rumors that her real name is Kim Sang-eun, but she changed it to Kim Ji-ah just before she debuted as an actress and again to Lee Ji-ah. In various interviews, she claimed she was born on Feb. 2, 1981 and left for the U.S. when she was in sixth grade, living there for around 10 years. She also claims to have majored in graphic design at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, but none of these claims have been verified.
She caught the eye of top star Bae Yong-joon, who is a major shareholder of talent management agency Key East, and made her show business debut in an ad Bae appeared in back in 2004. She rose to stardom co-starring with Bae in the 2007 MBC drama "Taewangsasingi (The Four Guardian Gods of the King)" and recently starred in the SBS drama "Athena: Goddess of War." She made headlines with a real-life romance with her co-star Jung Woo-sung.
The two admitted their relationship after a tourist photographed them on a date in Paris in January this year. Jung's management agency on Thursday quoted him as saying, "I knew nothing about Lee's marriage and divorce suit. I cannot believe it and I hope that it isn't true."
Seo's management agency, Seo Tai-ji Company, said it was unaware of the news, adding the singer is overseas at the moment working on an album and cannot be reached.
April 15, 2011
SUNTORY CM 「上を向いて歩こう」「見上げてごらん夜の星を」
source: Suntory
『上を向いて歩こうA』篇 60秒
和田アキ子／近藤真彦／竹内結子／富司純子／檀れい／本木雅弘／小栗旬／ベッキー／堺正章／宮沢りえ／岡田将生／松田聖子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をA』篇 60秒
矢沢永吉／宮沢りえ／萩原健一／ベッキー／近藤真彦／小雪／堺正章／三浦友和／本木雅弘／松平健／檀れい／永瀬正敏
『上を向いて歩こうA』篇 30秒
三浦友和／高島彩／小林克也／堀北真希／近藤真彦 『上を向いて歩こうB』篇 60秒
やくみつる／松平健／三浦友和／小林克也／中村獅童／石原さとみ／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／笠浩二／ムッシュかまやつ／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／高良健吾／大塚寧々／佐々木希／吉高由里子／坂本龍一
『上を向いて歩こうB』篇 30秒
竹内結子／高橋克実／榮倉奈々／小栗旬／大森南朋 『上を向いて歩こうC』篇 60秒
坂本龍一／永瀬正敏／萩原健一／松田翔太／高島彩／トミーリージョーンズ／三吉彩花／八嶋智人／高橋克美／桐谷健太／テリー伊藤／榮倉奈々／矢沢永吉
『上を向いて歩こうC』篇 30秒
大滝秀治／本木雅弘／ベッキー／加藤茶／仲本工事／堺正章 『上を向いて歩こうD』篇 60秒
堀北真希／水前寺清子／大森南朋／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／鶴田真由／及川光博／吉川淳／加藤茶／仲本工事／村田兆治／浜美枝／小雪／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／石井正則／カンニング竹山／仲里依紗／桐島かれん／大滝秀治／佐藤健／蝶野正洋／光浦靖子／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『上を向いて歩こうD』篇 30秒
和田アキ子／光浦靖子／カンニング竹山／石井正則／テリー伊藤／松田聖子
『上を向いて歩こうE』篇 30秒
及川光博／吉永淳／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／仲里依紗／蝶野正洋／桐島かれん／桐谷健太／水前寺清子
『上を向いて歩こうF』篇 30秒
永瀬正敏／宮沢りえ／矢沢永吉 『上を向いて歩こうG』篇 30秒
松田翔太／中村獅童／鶴田真由／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／笠浩二／ムッシュかまやつ／やくみつる／石原さとみ
『上を向いて歩こうH』篇 30秒
小雪／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／富司純子／萩原健一／吉高由里子
『上を向いて歩こうI』篇 30秒
坂本龍一／檀れい／堺正章／村田兆治／浜美枝／松平健／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『上を向いて歩こうJ』篇 30秒
岡田将生／大塚寧々／佐藤健／佐々木希／高良健吾／三吉彩花／八嶋智人
『見上げてごらん夜の星をA』篇 30秒
榮倉奈々／檀れい／堀北真希／竹内結子／小雪
『見上げてごらん夜の星をB』篇 60秒
坂本龍一／小栗旬／堀北真希／桐谷健太／中村獅童／高橋克実／和田アキ子／榮倉奈々／やくみつる／大塚寧々／蝶野正洋／富司純子／石原さとみ
『見上げてごらん夜の星をB』篇 30秒
和田アキ子／ベッキー／テリー伊藤／本木雅弘／宮沢りえ 『見上げてごらん夜の星をC』篇 60秒
大滝秀治／竹内結子／岡田将生／カンニング竹山／佐々木希／松田翔太／大森南朋／仲里依紗／村田兆治／浜美枝／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／仲本工事／加藤茶／テリー伊藤／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／水前寺清子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をC』篇 30秒
水前寺清子／三浦雄一郎／左右田一平／浜美枝／村田兆治／仲本工事／加藤茶／堺正章
『見上げてごらん夜の星をD』篇 60秒
松田聖子／佐藤健／吉高由里子／桐島かれん／光浦靖子／高良健吾／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ／三吉彩花／石井正則／八嶋智人／鶴田真由／ムッシュかまやつ／笠浩二／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／高島彩／及川光博／吉永淳／小林克也
『見上げてごらん夜の星をD』篇 30秒
佐藤健／八嶋智人／やくみつる／高島彩／高橋克実
『見上げてごらん夜の星をE』篇 30秒
大滝秀治／三浦友和／大塚寧々／高良健吾／吉高由里子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をF』篇 30秒
富司純子／三吉彩花／石原さとみ／佐々木希／松平健
『見上げてごらん夜の星をG』篇 30秒
中村獅童／松田翔太／大森南朋／岡田将生／小栗旬
『見上げてごらん夜の星をH』篇 30秒
近藤真彦／小林克也／永瀬正敏／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／萩原健一
『見上げてごらん夜の星をI』篇 30秒
矢沢永吉／坂本龍一／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『見上げてごらん夜の星をJ』篇 30秒
松田聖子、桐島かれん、笠浩二、ムッシュかまやつ、マギー司郎、コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）、永瀬正敏、仲本工事、小林克也
『見上げてごらん夜の星をK』篇 30秒
仲里依紗／カンニング竹山／及川光博／吉永淳／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／蝶野正洋／桐谷健太／鶴田真由／石井正則／光浦靖子／宮沢りえ／和田アキ子
『上を向いて歩こうA』篇 60秒
和田アキ子／近藤真彦／竹内結子／富司純子／檀れい／本木雅弘／小栗旬／ベッキー／堺正章／宮沢りえ／岡田将生／松田聖子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をA』篇 60秒
矢沢永吉／宮沢りえ／萩原健一／ベッキー／近藤真彦／小雪／堺正章／三浦友和／本木雅弘／松平健／檀れい／永瀬正敏
『上を向いて歩こうA』篇 30秒
三浦友和／高島彩／小林克也／堀北真希／近藤真彦 『上を向いて歩こうB』篇 60秒
やくみつる／松平健／三浦友和／小林克也／中村獅童／石原さとみ／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／笠浩二／ムッシュかまやつ／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／高良健吾／大塚寧々／佐々木希／吉高由里子／坂本龍一
『上を向いて歩こうB』篇 30秒
竹内結子／高橋克実／榮倉奈々／小栗旬／大森南朋 『上を向いて歩こうC』篇 60秒
坂本龍一／永瀬正敏／萩原健一／松田翔太／高島彩／トミーリージョーンズ／三吉彩花／八嶋智人／高橋克美／桐谷健太／テリー伊藤／榮倉奈々／矢沢永吉
『上を向いて歩こうC』篇 30秒
大滝秀治／本木雅弘／ベッキー／加藤茶／仲本工事／堺正章 『上を向いて歩こうD』篇 60秒
堀北真希／水前寺清子／大森南朋／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／鶴田真由／及川光博／吉川淳／加藤茶／仲本工事／村田兆治／浜美枝／小雪／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／石井正則／カンニング竹山／仲里依紗／桐島かれん／大滝秀治／佐藤健／蝶野正洋／光浦靖子／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『上を向いて歩こうD』篇 30秒
和田アキ子／光浦靖子／カンニング竹山／石井正則／テリー伊藤／松田聖子
『上を向いて歩こうE』篇 30秒
及川光博／吉永淳／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／仲里依紗／蝶野正洋／桐島かれん／桐谷健太／水前寺清子
『上を向いて歩こうF』篇 30秒
永瀬正敏／宮沢りえ／矢沢永吉 『上を向いて歩こうG』篇 30秒
松田翔太／中村獅童／鶴田真由／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／笠浩二／ムッシュかまやつ／やくみつる／石原さとみ
『上を向いて歩こうH』篇 30秒
小雪／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／富司純子／萩原健一／吉高由里子
『上を向いて歩こうI』篇 30秒
坂本龍一／檀れい／堺正章／村田兆治／浜美枝／松平健／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『上を向いて歩こうJ』篇 30秒
岡田将生／大塚寧々／佐藤健／佐々木希／高良健吾／三吉彩花／八嶋智人
『見上げてごらん夜の星をA』篇 30秒
榮倉奈々／檀れい／堀北真希／竹内結子／小雪
『見上げてごらん夜の星をB』篇 60秒
坂本龍一／小栗旬／堀北真希／桐谷健太／中村獅童／高橋克実／和田アキ子／榮倉奈々／やくみつる／大塚寧々／蝶野正洋／富司純子／石原さとみ
『見上げてごらん夜の星をB』篇 30秒
和田アキ子／ベッキー／テリー伊藤／本木雅弘／宮沢りえ 『見上げてごらん夜の星をC』篇 60秒
大滝秀治／竹内結子／岡田将生／カンニング竹山／佐々木希／松田翔太／大森南朋／仲里依紗／村田兆治／浜美枝／左右田一平／三浦雄一郎／仲本工事／加藤茶／テリー伊藤／マギー司郎／コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／水前寺清子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をC』篇 30秒
水前寺清子／三浦雄一郎／左右田一平／浜美枝／村田兆治／仲本工事／加藤茶／堺正章
『見上げてごらん夜の星をD』篇 60秒
松田聖子／佐藤健／吉高由里子／桐島かれん／光浦靖子／高良健吾／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ／三吉彩花／石井正則／八嶋智人／鶴田真由／ムッシュかまやつ／笠浩二／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／高島彩／及川光博／吉永淳／小林克也
『見上げてごらん夜の星をD』篇 30秒
佐藤健／八嶋智人／やくみつる／高島彩／高橋克実
『見上げてごらん夜の星をE』篇 30秒
大滝秀治／三浦友和／大塚寧々／高良健吾／吉高由里子
『見上げてごらん夜の星をF』篇 30秒
富司純子／三吉彩花／石原さとみ／佐々木希／松平健
『見上げてごらん夜の星をG』篇 30秒
中村獅童／松田翔太／大森南朋／岡田将生／小栗旬
『見上げてごらん夜の星をH』篇 30秒
近藤真彦／小林克也／永瀬正敏／ゴスペラーズ（北山陽一・黒沢薫・酒井雄二・村上てつや・安岡優）／萩原健一
『見上げてごらん夜の星をI』篇 30秒
矢沢永吉／坂本龍一／トミー・リー・ジョーンズ
『見上げてごらん夜の星をJ』篇 30秒
松田聖子、桐島かれん、笠浩二、ムッシュかまやつ、マギー司郎、コンドルズ（鎌倉道彦・近藤良平・藤田善宏）、永瀬正敏、仲本工事、小林克也
『見上げてごらん夜の星をK』篇 30秒
仲里依紗／カンニング竹山／及川光博／吉永淳／おぎやはぎ（小木博明・矢作兼）／袴田吉彦／山崎樹範／蝶野正洋／桐谷健太／鶴田真由／石井正則／光浦靖子／宮沢りえ／和田アキ子
April 11, 2011
April 5, 2011
Korean Lacquer Artist Holds Exhibition in China
Chosun Ilbo
Master lacquer craftsman Jun Yong-bok, who taught his trade to Korean Wave star Bae Yong-joon in Japan, is holding an exhibition in China. "I want to test my abilities through the exhibition in China," Jun (59) said. "China accounts for 90 percent of the world's lacquer production and has a long history of the craft."
He added the exhibition could provide a chance to restore lacquer works in China. Jun's exhibition will be at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing from April 6 to 16.
The NAMC usually exhibits modern Chinese artworks, as well as collecting and researching them. A solo exhibition of Jun's works at the Chosun Ilbo Art Gallery in May of last year paved the way for the exhibition in China. One executive from a Chinese IT company who saw the exhibition last year offered to feature Jun's works in China.
He will showcase around 50 of his works, including an armoire depicting Mt. Kumgang in North Korea, as well as stationery chests and other traditional Korean furniture. "I chose works that blend traditional and modern features to highlight the unique Korean style," Jun said.
Jun returned to Korea last spring after living in Japan for 23 years. In April last year, he was offered a job by a furniture company in Incheon to add an artistic touch to Korean home designs and opened his own work studio in the port city. In August, he opened a lacquer training academy in southern Seoul. "When I held my solo exhibition, I noticed a lot of people are interested in lacquer," he said.
Born in Busan, Jun had to make money to support his parents and family since childhood. His only escape was to draw pictures during his breaks. He learned lacquer craft after getting a job at a furniture company to support his family and rose to fame in Japan in 1988 after receiving a repair order from the operator of Meguro Gajoen, a huge gala banquet hall in Tokyo established in the early 1930s.
He ran a lacquer art gallery in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture. "If I'd had a comfortable childhood, I wouldn't be where I am today," he said. "Hardship taught me never to fear failure and disappointment."
englishnews@chosun.com / Apr. 05, 2011 07:12 KST
April 3, 2011
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何もしないのは違う気がした 出来ることを始めよう
知らないうちにいつの間にか 握っていたバトン
繋がっていたサイクルを 僕らで繋いでいこう
どんな長い夜が来たって 朝日が世界迎えるのは
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いま誰かを助けることが めぐり巡って大切な
キミを守るそんな時が来るかもね
人は決して一人きりじゃ生きていけない 支えられ、守られてたんだ
沈む陽が街を包み込むように 優しい人になりたい
道に両手広げながら 立つ街路樹みたく
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花を咲かすそんな時が来るように
僕のなか響くのは、誰の泣き声? それは今すぐにも消えそうで
誰かやるだろう なんて他人に 任せていたら 守れやしないよ
広い地球で 懸命に光る 生命の灯
どんな長い夜が来たって 朝日が世界迎えるのは
生きとし生けるもの全て 手と手を繋いでいるから
いま誰かを助けることが めぐり巡って大切な
キミを守るそんな時が来るはずさ
March 30, 2011
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March 22, 2011
Veteran Singers Come Together for Concert to Benefit Japan Quake Victims
source: Chosun Ilbo
Mar. 22, 2011 10:19 KST
Veteran Korean singers Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam will join in a live concert to benefit the victims of the Japan earthquake at KBS Hall on Tuesday evening, which will be aired by KBS 1TV from 7:10 p.m.
"We were discussing ways to raise funds for the victims of the earthquake, then Lee proposed the concert and it all came together in just a few days," said producer Park Tae-ho of the broadcasting station, who is in charge of planning the concert. "Despite it being a last-minute proposal, Kim and Cho agreed to join."
Kim, who was staying in the U.S., arrived in Korea last Friday to meet the schedule after changing her plans. The three, who have performed together in a number of concerts, started preparing on Monday.
From left, Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam
Younger singers have also volunteered to take part in the 75-minute concert, with several boy and girl bands such as FT Island, CN Blue, Beast, U-Kiss and 4minute answering the donation phone calls.
The show will be hosted by actor Park Sang-won and announcer Hwang Su-kyung. Japanese Ambassador to Korea Masatoshi Muto will also appear on stage to make a speech.
From left, Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam
Mar. 22, 2011 10:19 KST
Veteran Korean singers Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam will join in a live concert to benefit the victims of the Japan earthquake at KBS Hall on Tuesday evening, which will be aired by KBS 1TV from 7:10 p.m.
"We were discussing ways to raise funds for the victims of the earthquake, then Lee proposed the concert and it all came together in just a few days," said producer Park Tae-ho of the broadcasting station, who is in charge of planning the concert. "Despite it being a last-minute proposal, Kim and Cho agreed to join."
Kim, who was staying in the U.S., arrived in Korea last Friday to meet the schedule after changing her plans. The three, who have performed together in a number of concerts, started preparing on Monday.
From left, Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam
Younger singers have also volunteered to take part in the 75-minute concert, with several boy and girl bands such as FT Island, CN Blue, Beast, U-Kiss and 4minute answering the donation phone calls.
The show will be hosted by actor Park Sang-won and announcer Hwang Su-kyung. Japanese Ambassador to Korea Masatoshi Muto will also appear on stage to make a speech.
From left, Lee Mi-ja, Patti Kim and Cho Young-nam
March 21, 2011
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지난 2월 종영한 '드림하이'는 2PM의 택연, 우영, miss A의 수지, 아이유 등 아이돌 스타들이 대거 출연해 10대는 물론 30~40대 여성층까지 폭넓은 인기를 모은 드라마인데요.
드라마 제작자는 "'드림하이'의 제작진이 내년 1월 겨울방학 무렵에 맞춰 방송을 준비하고 있다"고 전했습니다.
시즌 2는 시즌1의 전체적인 틀은 유지한 채 새로운 신입생들의 이야기가 어우러지는 형태가 유력할 것으로 보입니다.
March 16, 2011
Park Yong-ha's Mother Releases Memoir of Her Son
Chosun Ilbo
Mar. 11, 2011 08:51
The late actor and singer Park Yong-ha's mother has published a memoir about her son. Published through a contract with a Japanese publisher, Park's mother Oh Young-ran's 260-page book details the family's close relationships and love for Park, Japan's Sankei Sports reported.
The book covers his life ranging from his childhood to his debut in show business and stardom in Japan. It also includes behind-the-scenes stories on his relationships with close celebrity friends as well as previously unreleased photos and his last interview.
Oh said she published the book to record her family's story and remember the good days they shared together.
Park debuted with the TV drama "Theme Theater" in 1994 and became popular in Japan and Southeast Asia with his appearance in the hit TV drama "Winter Sonata" in 2002 along with Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo.
He released several albums in Japan and received the Golden Disk award for four consecutive years from 2005. He committed suicide last June at the age of 33.
Bae Yong-joon Gives W1 Billion for Japanese Earthquake Victims
Chosun Ilbo
Mar. 15, 2011 09:29
Korean actor Bae Yong-joon donated W1 billion to the Japanese government on Monday to help the victims of Friday's massive earthquake and tsunami (US$1=W1,130). Bae's agency KEYEAST said the actor made the decision when he heard that there was a shortage of relief supplies and recovery equipment "and will look for more ways to help."
Bae (39) became hugely popular in Japan with the soap "Winter Sonata."
His colleague Ryu Si-won (39) donated W200 million through his Japanese management agency. R's Company, his agency in Korea, said Ryu plans to visit Sendai, which was hit the hardest, and volunteer in relief efforts.
Kim Hyun-joong (25) of the popular boy band SS501, donated W100 million for relief efforts and actor Jang Keun-suk (24) 10 million yen or around W140 million to the Japanese Red Cross.
S. Koreans step up efforts to help quake-stricken Japan
2011/03/15 11:29
SEOUL, March 15 (Yonhap)
From the president, to top celebrities, companies and ordinary people, South Korea is stepping up efforts to help quake-stricken Japan as the neighboring country is grappling with its worst natural disaster ever.
The gigantic tsunami spawned by a 9.0-magnitude offshore quake last week swept northeastern Japan, claiming thousands of lives and the death toll is feared to rise.
President Lee Myung-bak called for the international community to make all-out efforts to help Japan and offered condolences to the families of victims. "All countries in the world should pay attention to Japan and cooperate (for its recovery work)," Lee said Monday while on a trip to the United Arab Emirates.
Seoul has dispatched more than 100 rescue personnel to the quake-ravaged areas and pledged to provide as much support as possible for Japan.
The development could help improve relations between South Korea and Japan, which have often been strained by historical disputes stemming from Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula.
Relief organizations and local civic groups joined the campaign to collect donations and aid supplies.
Korea Disaster Relief Association said it plans to provide 4,000 emergency supply kits that include blankets, clothing and underwear, in addition to 150,000 bottles of water.
The Korean Committee for UNICEF said it has launched a donation campaign through e-mail as well as social network services such as Facebook and Twitter.
The local office aims to initially raise 1 billion won (US$888,000) and extend its donation campaign over the next two months in a bid to raise restoration funds, it said.
The Community Chest of Korea has said it would donate US$500,000 to Japan for relief efforts.
South Korean celebrities also joined the campaign. Bae Yong-joon, a hugely popular actor in Japan, has donated 1 billion won to the Japanese government, according to his agency.
Ryu Si-won, an actor who also enjoys immense popularity in Japan, is also set to donate 200 million won to Japanese victims.
On Tuesday, South Korea's public broadcaster KBS plans to air a two-hour live fundraising program. Another major broadcaster, MBC, also plans to air a similar donation program on Wednesday.
Daum, one of the nation's major Internet portals, raised more than 40 million won from some 900 netizens in less than two days after launching a donation drive. South Korea is one of the most densely wired countries in the world, with 95 percent of its people having access to high-speed, broadband Internet.
Also Tuesday, Samsung Group, South Korea's largest business conglomerate, said it has donated 100 million yen (US$1.22 million) to help Japan's earthquake relief.
The group will also dispatch 10 rescue workers from Samsung Rescue Corps. and 11 medical workers from the Samsung Medical Center after consulting with the Japanese government, it said in a statement.
Asiana Airlines Inc., one of the top two Korean air carriers, has provided blankets, instant noodles, mineral water and other relief items to Japan.
SEOUL, March 15 (Yonhap)
From the president, to top celebrities, companies and ordinary people, South Korea is stepping up efforts to help quake-stricken Japan as the neighboring country is grappling with its worst natural disaster ever.
The gigantic tsunami spawned by a 9.0-magnitude offshore quake last week swept northeastern Japan, claiming thousands of lives and the death toll is feared to rise.
President Lee Myung-bak called for the international community to make all-out efforts to help Japan and offered condolences to the families of victims. "All countries in the world should pay attention to Japan and cooperate (for its recovery work)," Lee said Monday while on a trip to the United Arab Emirates.
Seoul has dispatched more than 100 rescue personnel to the quake-ravaged areas and pledged to provide as much support as possible for Japan.
The development could help improve relations between South Korea and Japan, which have often been strained by historical disputes stemming from Japan's 1910-45 colonial rule of the Korean Peninsula.
Relief organizations and local civic groups joined the campaign to collect donations and aid supplies.
Korea Disaster Relief Association said it plans to provide 4,000 emergency supply kits that include blankets, clothing and underwear, in addition to 150,000 bottles of water.
The Korean Committee for UNICEF said it has launched a donation campaign through e-mail as well as social network services such as Facebook and Twitter.
The local office aims to initially raise 1 billion won (US$888,000) and extend its donation campaign over the next two months in a bid to raise restoration funds, it said.
The Community Chest of Korea has said it would donate US$500,000 to Japan for relief efforts.
South Korean celebrities also joined the campaign. Bae Yong-joon, a hugely popular actor in Japan, has donated 1 billion won to the Japanese government, according to his agency.
Ryu Si-won, an actor who also enjoys immense popularity in Japan, is also set to donate 200 million won to Japanese victims.
On Tuesday, South Korea's public broadcaster KBS plans to air a two-hour live fundraising program. Another major broadcaster, MBC, also plans to air a similar donation program on Wednesday.
Daum, one of the nation's major Internet portals, raised more than 40 million won from some 900 netizens in less than two days after launching a donation drive. South Korea is one of the most densely wired countries in the world, with 95 percent of its people having access to high-speed, broadband Internet.
Also Tuesday, Samsung Group, South Korea's largest business conglomerate, said it has donated 100 million yen (US$1.22 million) to help Japan's earthquake relief.
The group will also dispatch 10 rescue workers from Samsung Rescue Corps. and 11 medical workers from the Samsung Medical Center after consulting with the Japanese government, it said in a statement.
Asiana Airlines Inc., one of the top two Korean air carriers, has provided blankets, instant noodles, mineral water and other relief items to Japan.
March 15, 2011
Even anti-Japan groups join the aid bandwagon
Korean JoongAng Ilbo
March 15, 2011
Korean rescue crews, relief workers and aid organizations are flying to Japan to help in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, while donations are pouring in and an extraordinary amount of condolences are being offered to Korea’s former colonizer.
“Making statements such as ‘Shame on Japan!’ or ‘Japan deserves such an ordeal’ is wrong” said Seo Gyeong-deok, a visiting professor at Sungshin Women’s University, in an interview with the JoongAng Ilbo yesterday.
Seo has organized numerous anti-Japan campaigns on the Dokdo islets and compensation for “comfort women,” or Korean sex slaves during World War II. Putting all that history aside, Seo said: “Now is the time to show the Korean people’s humanity.”
The Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan officially expressed condolences to the devastated neighbor, despite its deep-rooted resentment of Japan.
The group issued a statement Sunday that said, “We are one creation under one heaven. Everyone is precious ... We express sympathy towards Japanese victims who are suffering from the massive earthquake.”
Another civic group called Hwalbindan, which has led an anti-Japanese movement over the Dokdo islets, said Koreans should transcend attitudes of being pro- or anti-Japanese and help the neighboring country.
Hallyu, or Korean Wave, stars are donating large sums of money to Japan and expressing condolences on their Internet home pages.
“Famous celebrities including Lee Byung-hun, Bae Yong-joon and Ryu Shi-won are offering donations to Japan along with six private organizations in Korea,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade said yesterday through its official Twitter Page.
Actor and singer Kim Hyun-joong, who is a popular star in Japan thanks to the hit drama “Boys Over Flowers,” has also decided to donate 100 million won ($88,649). He said he would like to be of help “even if it’s only in a small way.”
The JoongAng Ilbo announced yesterday that it will hold a fund-raising event in collaboration with the Korean Red Cross. Other newspaper companies including Chosun Ilbo and Dong-A Ilbo have opened up bank accounts that readers can contribute to.
In the meantime, international relief organizations have been sending teams to Japan since Saturday, a day after the massive quake, to assist while asking for support from the public.
World Vision started fund-raising Sunday and is aiming to collect $400,000 internationally. World Vision Korea is supposed to collect 25 percent of the total amount.
The Community Chest of Korea said it will donate 561 million won ($500,000). The Salvation Army in Korea has revived its Red Kettle fund-raising event, which is usually held at Christmas-time, for two days from Friday in 20 locations around the country.
Gwangju, which has a sister-city relationship with Sendai, one of the worst hit areas in Japan, has decided to send rescue teams and emergency aid kits to the city.
The country’s largest portal site Naver started collecting money online on Saturday and reached its target of 5 million won in two days.
Another portal site, Daum’s Agora blog, has collected 64 percent of its goal since Saturday.
By Yim Seung-hye [enational@joongang.co.kr]
March 15, 2011
Korean rescue crews, relief workers and aid organizations are flying to Japan to help in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami, while donations are pouring in and an extraordinary amount of condolences are being offered to Korea’s former colonizer.
“Making statements such as ‘Shame on Japan!’ or ‘Japan deserves such an ordeal’ is wrong” said Seo Gyeong-deok, a visiting professor at Sungshin Women’s University, in an interview with the JoongAng Ilbo yesterday.
Seo has organized numerous anti-Japan campaigns on the Dokdo islets and compensation for “comfort women,” or Korean sex slaves during World War II. Putting all that history aside, Seo said: “Now is the time to show the Korean people’s humanity.”
The Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan officially expressed condolences to the devastated neighbor, despite its deep-rooted resentment of Japan.
The group issued a statement Sunday that said, “We are one creation under one heaven. Everyone is precious ... We express sympathy towards Japanese victims who are suffering from the massive earthquake.”
Another civic group called Hwalbindan, which has led an anti-Japanese movement over the Dokdo islets, said Koreans should transcend attitudes of being pro- or anti-Japanese and help the neighboring country.
Hallyu, or Korean Wave, stars are donating large sums of money to Japan and expressing condolences on their Internet home pages.
“Famous celebrities including Lee Byung-hun, Bae Yong-joon and Ryu Shi-won are offering donations to Japan along with six private organizations in Korea,” the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade said yesterday through its official Twitter Page.
Actor and singer Kim Hyun-joong, who is a popular star in Japan thanks to the hit drama “Boys Over Flowers,” has also decided to donate 100 million won ($88,649). He said he would like to be of help “even if it’s only in a small way.”
The JoongAng Ilbo announced yesterday that it will hold a fund-raising event in collaboration with the Korean Red Cross. Other newspaper companies including Chosun Ilbo and Dong-A Ilbo have opened up bank accounts that readers can contribute to.
In the meantime, international relief organizations have been sending teams to Japan since Saturday, a day after the massive quake, to assist while asking for support from the public.
World Vision started fund-raising Sunday and is aiming to collect $400,000 internationally. World Vision Korea is supposed to collect 25 percent of the total amount.
The Community Chest of Korea said it will donate 561 million won ($500,000). The Salvation Army in Korea has revived its Red Kettle fund-raising event, which is usually held at Christmas-time, for two days from Friday in 20 locations around the country.
Gwangju, which has a sister-city relationship with Sendai, one of the worst hit areas in Japan, has decided to send rescue teams and emergency aid kits to the city.
The country’s largest portal site Naver started collecting money online on Saturday and reached its target of 5 million won in two days.
Another portal site, Daum’s Agora blog, has collected 64 percent of its goal since Saturday.
By Yim Seung-hye [enational@joongang.co.kr]
S. Korean actor, pop star make donations for Japan quake relief
yonhap news
2011/03/14 17:25
SEOUL, March 14 (Yonhap) -- South Korean actor Bae Yong-joon has donated 1 billion won (US$888,000) to the Japanese government's fund for earthquake relief, his agency said Monday.
Keyeast, Bae's management firm, said the 38-year-old actor offered his donation after hearing about Japan's struggles in dealing with the aftermath of the 9.0-magnitude earthquake and an ensuing tsunami last Friday. Thousands of people are feared dead and missing, and Japan is also confronted with a nuclear crisis following an explosion at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, north of Tokyo.
Bae is a hugely popular actor in Japan, thanks to hit television drama "Winter Sonata." Earlier Monday, Bae wrote on his Japanese homepage that he was "saddened" by the news of the growing damage and that he would find ways to help Japan's relief efforts.
Also Monday, Kim Hyun-joong, a member of the popular South Korean boy band SS501, donated 100 million won for earthquake relief efforts in Japan. Kim is also represented by Keyeast.
To mark the Japanese premier of his South Korean television show, Kim was scheduled to meet with fans in Tokyo last Sunday, but he canceled the event after the earthquake.
Kim, 24, is the leader of the quintet SS501 and has also appeared in hit local television dramas.
2011/03/14 17:25
SEOUL, March 14 (Yonhap) -- South Korean actor Bae Yong-joon has donated 1 billion won (US$888,000) to the Japanese government's fund for earthquake relief, his agency said Monday.
Keyeast, Bae's management firm, said the 38-year-old actor offered his donation after hearing about Japan's struggles in dealing with the aftermath of the 9.0-magnitude earthquake and an ensuing tsunami last Friday. Thousands of people are feared dead and missing, and Japan is also confronted with a nuclear crisis following an explosion at a nuclear power plant in Fukushima, north of Tokyo.
Bae is a hugely popular actor in Japan, thanks to hit television drama "Winter Sonata." Earlier Monday, Bae wrote on his Japanese homepage that he was "saddened" by the news of the growing damage and that he would find ways to help Japan's relief efforts.
Also Monday, Kim Hyun-joong, a member of the popular South Korean boy band SS501, donated 100 million won for earthquake relief efforts in Japan. Kim is also represented by Keyeast.
To mark the Japanese premier of his South Korean television show, Kim was scheduled to meet with fans in Tokyo last Sunday, but he canceled the event after the earthquake.
Kim, 24, is the leader of the quintet SS501 and has also appeared in hit local television dramas.
Korean Entertainers Step Up to Help Japan
Chosun Ilbo
Mar. 14, 2011 08:35
Some of Korea's top celebrities are preparing to help the victims of Japan's deadly earthquake and tsunami.
R's Company, the management agency of actor and singer Ryu Si-won, one of the most popular Korean stars in Japan, said on Sunday, "Ryu is deeply grieving the catastrophe that struck Japan. He has decided to donate to the victims and write a letter of condolence to his fans there."
Bae Yong-joon's management agency KEYEAST said, "The entire company, including Bae, is discussing ways to help the victims." Bae donated 30 million yen to the victims of the earthquake that hit Nigata, Japan in 2004.
BH Entertainment, which manages Lee Byung-hun and Han Hyo-joo, said, "We are thinking of ways of working with Lee and Han to raise the spirits of the Japanese people."
Mar. 14, 2011 08:35
Some of Korea's top celebrities are preparing to help the victims of Japan's deadly earthquake and tsunami.
R's Company, the management agency of actor and singer Ryu Si-won, one of the most popular Korean stars in Japan, said on Sunday, "Ryu is deeply grieving the catastrophe that struck Japan. He has decided to donate to the victims and write a letter of condolence to his fans there."
Bae Yong-joon's management agency KEYEAST said, "The entire company, including Bae, is discussing ways to help the victims." Bae donated 30 million yen to the victims of the earthquake that hit Nigata, Japan in 2004.
BH Entertainment, which manages Lee Byung-hun and Han Hyo-joo, said, "We are thinking of ways of working with Lee and Han to raise the spirits of the Japanese people."
March 12, 2011
March 11, 2011
Pop Music Leads to Fresh Boom in Tokyo's Koreatown
Chosun Ilbo
Mar. 10, 2011 14:07
Tokyo's Shin-Okubo district is home to the biggest concentration of Korean shops and businesses in the Japanese capital and a shrine for followers of the so-called Korean Wave. The district is packed with Korean restaurants with signs advertising popular Korean dishes and stores selling the ingredients. In fact, at first glance visitors could fall under the illusion as if they are in Seoul.
In 2004 and 2005, when the hit soap "Winter Sonata" starring Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo swept Japan, legions of Japanese homemakers descended on the streets of Koreatown. But the waning popularity of Korean soaps in Japan led to forecasts that the Korea Town would suffer. But now the huge popularity of K-pop girl bands such as Kara and Girls' Generation has re-ignited the Korean Wave in Japan and Koreatown is once again becoming a major hot spot.
Now it is not just housewives but Japanese teens who flock there. Long lines can be spotted in front of some stores selling traditional Korean snacks like sugary pancakes. And a growing number of Japanese customers are shopping for ingredients to prepare Korean food at home.
Koreatown was started by Koreans who went to Japan to study or work in the 1980s and 90s. Different from the Korean Japanese who had lived there for generations, these newcomers quickly introduced Korean culture to Japan. Shin-Okubo is now the best place in Japan to get a feel of the latest trends in Korea.
But it is still tiny compared to the Chinatown in Yokohama, for instance, which is crowded with 18 million tourists a year and hosts a variety of annual events showcasing Chinese culture like the Chinatown Lunar New Year's Festival in February, which featured costume parades, lion dance performances and other events. Even though Beijing-Tokyo ties chilled, the festivities in Chinatown continued.
But Koreatown is cramped, with narrow sidewalks and mundane buildings. It is hard to find a site where visitors can really immerse themselves in the culture. When "Winter Sonata" star Park Yong-ha committed suicide, legions of fans visited Korea Town but had to pay their respects at a small altar set up in a Korean restaurant. Korean stars often hold autograph-signing events at Shin-Okubo, but overcrowding in the narrow streets prompted Japanese media to raise safety concerns.
The Korea-Japan Festival sponsored by the Korean government was therefore held in Roppongi Hills instead. Shin-Okubo appears on Japanese TV nearly every day because of the Korean Wave, but the coverage is limited to food. There are no showrooms featuring Korea's cutting-edge electronics, and the Korean Cultural Center built in 2009 is far away.
This is probably why makgeolli or Korean rice wine and distilled liquor soju are the only real beneficiaries of the Korean Wave in Japan so far. Last year, Korea posted a record trade surplus, but its trade deficit with Japan grew. If Shin-Okubo is to turn from just a street lined with Korean restaurants into a showcase venue for the country's culture and high-tech products, the government and businesses need to pay more attention to this unique enclave.
By Cha Hak-bong, the Chosun Ilbo's correspondent in Tokyo
Mar. 10, 2011 14:07
Tokyo's Shin-Okubo district is home to the biggest concentration of Korean shops and businesses in the Japanese capital and a shrine for followers of the so-called Korean Wave. The district is packed with Korean restaurants with signs advertising popular Korean dishes and stores selling the ingredients. In fact, at first glance visitors could fall under the illusion as if they are in Seoul.
In 2004 and 2005, when the hit soap "Winter Sonata" starring Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo swept Japan, legions of Japanese homemakers descended on the streets of Koreatown. But the waning popularity of Korean soaps in Japan led to forecasts that the Korea Town would suffer. But now the huge popularity of K-pop girl bands such as Kara and Girls' Generation has re-ignited the Korean Wave in Japan and Koreatown is once again becoming a major hot spot.
Now it is not just housewives but Japanese teens who flock there. Long lines can be spotted in front of some stores selling traditional Korean snacks like sugary pancakes. And a growing number of Japanese customers are shopping for ingredients to prepare Korean food at home.
Koreatown was started by Koreans who went to Japan to study or work in the 1980s and 90s. Different from the Korean Japanese who had lived there for generations, these newcomers quickly introduced Korean culture to Japan. Shin-Okubo is now the best place in Japan to get a feel of the latest trends in Korea.
But it is still tiny compared to the Chinatown in Yokohama, for instance, which is crowded with 18 million tourists a year and hosts a variety of annual events showcasing Chinese culture like the Chinatown Lunar New Year's Festival in February, which featured costume parades, lion dance performances and other events. Even though Beijing-Tokyo ties chilled, the festivities in Chinatown continued.
But Koreatown is cramped, with narrow sidewalks and mundane buildings. It is hard to find a site where visitors can really immerse themselves in the culture. When "Winter Sonata" star Park Yong-ha committed suicide, legions of fans visited Korea Town but had to pay their respects at a small altar set up in a Korean restaurant. Korean stars often hold autograph-signing events at Shin-Okubo, but overcrowding in the narrow streets prompted Japanese media to raise safety concerns.
The Korea-Japan Festival sponsored by the Korean government was therefore held in Roppongi Hills instead. Shin-Okubo appears on Japanese TV nearly every day because of the Korean Wave, but the coverage is limited to food. There are no showrooms featuring Korea's cutting-edge electronics, and the Korean Cultural Center built in 2009 is far away.
This is probably why makgeolli or Korean rice wine and distilled liquor soju are the only real beneficiaries of the Korean Wave in Japan so far. Last year, Korea posted a record trade surplus, but its trade deficit with Japan grew. If Shin-Okubo is to turn from just a street lined with Korean restaurants into a showcase venue for the country's culture and high-tech products, the government and businesses need to pay more attention to this unique enclave.
By Cha Hak-bong, the Chosun Ilbo's correspondent in Tokyo
March 9, 2011
March 8, 2011
March 7, 2011
Dream High-"Special Making Book"
source: The Korea Times
Editorial staff; Seed Paper: 300 pp., 18,000 won
Fans of the hit KBS drama “Dream High” can take a look at the inside story of Kirin Art School, an academy nurturing future entertainers.
The drama, gaining popularity from its music and dance sequences directed by Park Jin-young of JYP, is known for the high-quality performances of the actors.
The book reviews the process of production from scratch, such as the thoughts of creative producer Bae Yong-joon and music and dance director Park.
The six students of Kirin Art School — Kim Soo-hyun, Taecyeon and Wooyoung from 2PM, Suzy from Miss A, Eun-jung from T-ara and singer IU — reveal their student records and their teachers’ comments.
Photo spreads of the students’ performances such as the Kirin Art School showcase are included. Behind-the-scenes photos and analysis on the fashion of the six students are also available in the book.
—KWON MEE-YOO
March 6, 2011
i love Asia project / 2008
Lyrics in Korean
<조성모>얼마나 아프니 정말 너무 많이 힘들 꺼야
<클래지콰이>어둠 속에서 한줄기 빛도 보이질 않아
<박용하>가슴이 너무 아파 눈물조차도 흐르질 않니
<나르샤,간미연>어디로 갈지 몰라 맴돌다가 주저 앉아 있니
I’ll give you my hand 내 손을 잡고 일어나.
눈물이 마를 때까지
나의 어깨에 기대 서 쉬렴 다시 일어나
웃는 네 모습을 기다릴게.
<성룡>둘러 보아도 아무런 희망도 보이질 않고
<황정민,채연>이 긴 어둠은 끝이 나지 않을 것만 같고
<김동완>하루 하루가 너무 길고 힘들게만 느껴지니
<김아중>일어날 힘도 없어 제자리에 주저 앉아 있니
I’ll give you my hand 내 손을 잡고 일어나.
눈물이 마를 때까지
<손호영>나의 어깨에 기대서 쉬렴 다시 일어나
웃는 네 모습을 기다릴게.
<김태희>잊지마 네가 힘들고 지칠 때 마다
<한혜진>내가 여기 너의 뒤에 서 있다는 것을.
<전혜빈>넌 혼자가 아냐 내가 여기 곁에 서 있는 한
<임정희>Cause I’ll always be here for U
<선예,휘성>I’ll give you my hand 내 손을 잡고 일어나.
눈물이 마를 때까지
나의 어깨에 기대서 쉬렴 다시 일어나
웃는 네 모습을 기다릴게.
<장나라>I’ll give you my hand 내 손을 잡고 일어나.
눈물이 마를 때까지
나의 어깨에 기대서 쉬렴 다시 일어나
웃는 네 모습을 기다릴게.
<김연아>다시 웃는 모습을 기다릴게
~*~
Translation into English
I’ll give you my hand / Grab my hand and rise.
Until the tears dry out
My shoulder you can count on / To rest and rise again
I will wait for your smiling face.
I’ll give you my hand / Grab my hand and rise.
Until the tears dry out
I will wait for your smiling face.
Until the tears dry out
My shoulder you can count on / To rest and rise again
I will wait for your smiling face.
Until the tears dry out
My shoulder you can count on / To rest and rise again
I will wait for your smiling face.
~*~
[book] dear son, truth of Park Yong Ha
source: pyh's official site, kadokawa
title: dear son, truth of Park Yong Ha
by: Oh Yon Ran (pyh's mother)
sale date: 10 March 2011
price(tax incl.): jpy 1,785
issue: kadokawa books
ISBN 978-4-04-885091-9-C0095
[brief contents](296pages)
chapter.1 start of our family
chapter.2 dream and preparation
chapter.3 season of "Winter Sonata"
longing for brother Yong Jong, first lost love, encounter with "Winter Sonata", key player of Hallyu wave
chapter.4 getting over conflict
chapter.5 sentence, three months of remaining life
last interview
title: dear son, truth of Park Yong Ha
by: Oh Yon Ran (pyh's mother)
sale date: 10 March 2011
price(tax incl.): jpy 1,785
issue: kadokawa books
ISBN 978-4-04-885091-9-C0095
[brief contents](296pages)
chapter.1 start of our family
chapter.2 dream and preparation
chapter.3 season of "Winter Sonata"
longing for brother Yong Jong, first lost love, encounter with "Winter Sonata", key player of Hallyu wave
chapter.4 getting over conflict
chapter.5 sentence, three months of remaining life
last interview
[news]Korean Wave's focus in Tokyo shifting to music
source: donga.com
FEBRUARY 24, 2011 10:07
A Korean restaurant named “Koshire” opened in August 2006 by Korean actor Bae Yong-joon in Tokyo will be closed next month.
Grabbing more attention, however, is “K Theater,” a performance hall exclusively for Korean pop music that has emerged as the mainstream of “hallyu (Korean Wave).” The theater will open in the Japanese capital’s Shibuya and Ebisu districts, which are major hotspots for shopping and youth fashion.
This case illustrates that the Korean Wave’s focus in Japan has shifted from “Yonsama,” Bae’s nickname in Japan, to K-pop.
Koshire became the Korea Wave hub in Japan after Bae opened the restaurant in Tokyo’s Minato district to create “an upscale Korean Wave restaurant.” Business was so good at one point that fans would say people who do not visit Koshire could hardly join chats between Korean Wave fans.
Fans would wait in long lines extending hundreds of meters even on rainy days to get into the restaurant. Recently, however, complaints have mounted that visitors have few chances to see Bae there or that prices are too high.
Ethnic Koreans in Japan also expressed regret, with one saying, “The restaurant likely won’t last long.”
Eventually, Koshire announced suspension of business on its Web site, saying, “We will only continue operations until late February due to aged facilities.” Whether it will reopen was not clarified.
News of Koshire’s closure was immediately followed by reports on the opening of K-Theater scheduled for April. The theater has paid-in capital of 1 billion yen (12 million U.S. dollars) from an entertainment management company run by Park Seok-ryol, a third-generation ethnic Korean in Japan.
Investment also came from Fuji TV, Japan’s largest private broadcaster and variety show powerhouse. Other stakeholders in the theater include a former chairman of Avex, Japan’s largest entertainment company, and the heads of movie studios.
The theater will exclusively stage performances featuring Korean acts twice a day year-round. It will also reportedly invite not only known Korean stars but also new faces and proactively hold fan meetings and news conferences for Korean stars.
The hope is that K-Theater grows into a hub of Korean pop music in Japan represented by TVXQ, Kara, Four Minutes and Girls’ Generation, who are carrying on the Korean Wave first generated through hit TV dramas in the early 2000s.
Park said, “Hallyu previously reminded people of somewhat chaotic districts including Shinjuku and Shinokubo. But we now need to pursue a strategy to upgrade its quality in Shibuya and Ebisu,” adding, “We will ensure that K-Theater will take root as a permanent hub of the Korean Wave (in Japan).”
FEBRUARY 24, 2011 10:07
A Korean restaurant named “Koshire” opened in August 2006 by Korean actor Bae Yong-joon in Tokyo will be closed next month.
Grabbing more attention, however, is “K Theater,” a performance hall exclusively for Korean pop music that has emerged as the mainstream of “hallyu (Korean Wave).” The theater will open in the Japanese capital’s Shibuya and Ebisu districts, which are major hotspots for shopping and youth fashion.
This case illustrates that the Korean Wave’s focus in Japan has shifted from “Yonsama,” Bae’s nickname in Japan, to K-pop.
Koshire became the Korea Wave hub in Japan after Bae opened the restaurant in Tokyo’s Minato district to create “an upscale Korean Wave restaurant.” Business was so good at one point that fans would say people who do not visit Koshire could hardly join chats between Korean Wave fans.
Fans would wait in long lines extending hundreds of meters even on rainy days to get into the restaurant. Recently, however, complaints have mounted that visitors have few chances to see Bae there or that prices are too high.
Ethnic Koreans in Japan also expressed regret, with one saying, “The restaurant likely won’t last long.”
Eventually, Koshire announced suspension of business on its Web site, saying, “We will only continue operations until late February due to aged facilities.” Whether it will reopen was not clarified.
News of Koshire’s closure was immediately followed by reports on the opening of K-Theater scheduled for April. The theater has paid-in capital of 1 billion yen (12 million U.S. dollars) from an entertainment management company run by Park Seok-ryol, a third-generation ethnic Korean in Japan.
Investment also came from Fuji TV, Japan’s largest private broadcaster and variety show powerhouse. Other stakeholders in the theater include a former chairman of Avex, Japan’s largest entertainment company, and the heads of movie studios.
The theater will exclusively stage performances featuring Korean acts twice a day year-round. It will also reportedly invite not only known Korean stars but also new faces and proactively hold fan meetings and news conferences for Korean stars.
The hope is that K-Theater grows into a hub of Korean pop music in Japan represented by TVXQ, Kara, Four Minutes and Girls’ Generation, who are carrying on the Korean Wave first generated through hit TV dramas in the early 2000s.
Park said, “Hallyu previously reminded people of somewhat chaotic districts including Shinjuku and Shinokubo. But we now need to pursue a strategy to upgrade its quality in Shibuya and Ebisu,” adding, “We will ensure that K-Theater will take root as a permanent hub of the Korean Wave (in Japan).”
March 5, 2011
March 4, 2011
Bae and Lee refute marriage rumors - once again
source: JoongAng Daily
[Talk of thw town]
March 04, 2011
Top hallyu star Bae Yong-joon has once again denied all claims regarding a possible marriage between him and Korean actress Lee Na-young.
On Wednesday, Japan’s Asahi Weekly reported that the two celebrities would be walking down the aisle in April.
The report also contained comments from various sources saying the two had been seen visiting each other’s homes.
Bae’s management company, Keyeast, did not waste any time refuting the reports.
On the same day the Asahi Weekly article was released, the company sent a press release, saying, “We have already proved this rumor false in Korea.
We will prove it through our Japanese management partner and take a solid position on this matter.”
Rumors and the two actors’ romantic relationship began in Korea in 2008.
Bae has tried to dispel the rumors in the past.
During a meeting for fans held at the Tokyo Dome last year, he told the press that “Lee was just a co-star in a drama and I just have no clue where this kind of rumor came from.”
Lee has also refuted the rumors in interviews since 2008.
The two appeared together in the 1999 drama “Did We Really Love,” in which Lee played Bae’s younger sister.
By Hannah Kim Contributing writer
March 3, 2011
Bae Yong-joon & Lee Na-young NOT Getting Married
source: KBS world
2011-03-02
As the rumors surrounding actor Bae Yong-joon and actress Lee Na-young getting married have been getting harder to ignore, both stars' entertainment agency have spoken up. And the verdict? The rumors are groundless.
Yang Geun-hwan, a representative of KEYEAST Entertainment, reported to Star News, "The wedding rumors are groundless. This rumor circled Korea a bit in the past, and now it seems to have reached Japan. However, it's just a rumor that got out of hand; no truth to it at all." According to the recent rumors, Bae and Lee were set to get married this April.
Bae had even addressed similar rumors directly, denying them vehemently, last year. He explained that it was strange that the rumors started in the first place, because Lee played Bae's younger sister in the drama that they acted in together, "Did We Really Love?".
2011-03-02
As the rumors surrounding actor Bae Yong-joon and actress Lee Na-young getting married have been getting harder to ignore, both stars' entertainment agency have spoken up. And the verdict? The rumors are groundless.
Yang Geun-hwan, a representative of KEYEAST Entertainment, reported to Star News, "The wedding rumors are groundless. This rumor circled Korea a bit in the past, and now it seems to have reached Japan. However, it's just a rumor that got out of hand; no truth to it at all." According to the recent rumors, Bae and Lee were set to get married this April.
Bae had even addressed similar rumors directly, denying them vehemently, last year. He explained that it was strange that the rumors started in the first place, because Lee played Bae's younger sister in the drama that they acted in together, "Did We Really Love?".
Bae Yong-joon in Fresh Wedding Rumors
Korean actors Bae Yong-joon and Lee Na-young are to tie the knot in April, the Japanese weekly Asahi reported Wednesday, citing as evidence a house in Seoul's exclusive Seongbuk-dong that Bae recently bought.
This is not the first time that rumors about their impending wedding have been reported. They first surfaced among securities firms in 2008, but their management agency at the time strongly denied them. Last year, Bae himself dismissed the rumors as groundless, saying Lee is just managed by the same agency.
Bae's agency KEYEAST said the Asahi report is equally unfounded and his Japanese agency is dealing with the issue.
Bae Yong-joon (left) and Lee Na-young
Englishnews@chosun.com / Mar. 03, 2011 11:22 KST
This is not the first time that rumors about their impending wedding have been reported. They first surfaced among securities firms in 2008, but their management agency at the time strongly denied them. Last year, Bae himself dismissed the rumors as groundless, saying Lee is just managed by the same agency.
Bae's agency KEYEAST said the Asahi report is equally unfounded and his Japanese agency is dealing with the issue.
Bae Yong-joon (left) and Lee Na-young
Englishnews@chosun.com / Mar. 03, 2011 11:22 KST
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2PM Junsu, Lim Jung Hee - 가지마
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February 6, 2011
[vod] japan visit @ DATV's program 1
datv's documentary program to follow BYJ's Japan visit 2010
15 minutes program in 4 epis.
source: youtube by piyogaki
15 minutes program in 4 epis.
source: youtube by piyogaki
February 1, 2011
(Dream High OST) Park Jin Young – 못 잊은 거죠 (If)
oneuldo ne sosige nunmuri heulleosseo
neomu gunggeumhaetjiman deutgoseon huhoehaesseo
haengyeo ne sosik deureodo
ijen malhaji mallago
naneun deureul jasini eopdago
jakku nunmuri heureumyeon
ajik mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
dareun sarami sirheumyeon
geudael mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
kkwae oraen sigani heulleo
ijeotda malhago sipeotjiman
geuge anijyo
hamkke geotdeon georireul
uyeonhi jinasseo
hamkke geotdeon moseubi
tto nun apeseo beonjyeosseo
dasin igoseul jinaji marayaji saenggakhaesseo
apeumeul gamdanghal jasini eobseo
jakku nunmuri heureumyeon
ajik mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
dareun sarami sirheumyeon
geudael mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
kkwae oraen sigani heulleo
ijeotda malhago sipeotjiman
geuge anijyo
mot ijeun geojyo
nan ajik geudael saranghaneun geojyo
geu eotteon sarangdo gyeolguk
sigani jinamyeon modu
ichyeojindaneun mareun mwojyo
jakku nunmuri heureumyeon
ajik mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
dareun sarami sirheumyeon
geudael mot ijeotdan yaegijyo
kkwae oraen sigani heulleo
ijeotda malhago sipeotjiman
geuge anijyo
mot ijeungeojyo
//
오늘도 네 소식에 눈물이 흘렀어
너무 궁금했지만 듣고선 후회했어
행여 네 소식 들어도
이젠 말하지 말라고
나는 들을 자신이 없다고
자꾸 눈물이 흐르면
아직 못 잊었단 얘기죠
다른 사람이 싫으면
그댈 못 잊었단 얘기죠
꽤 오랜 시간이 흘러
잊었다 말하고 싶었지만
그게 아니죠
함께 걷던 거리를
우연히 지났어
함께 걷던 모습이
또 눈 앞에서 번졌어
다신 이곳을 지나지 말아야지 생각했어
아픔을 감당할 자신이 없어
자꾸 눈물이 흐르면
아직 못 잊었단 얘기죠
다른 사람이 싫으면
그댈 못 잊었단 얘기죠
꽤 오랜 시간이 흘러
잊었다 말하고 싶었지만
그게 아니죠
못 잊은 거죠
난 아직 그댈 사랑하는 거죠
그 어떤 사랑도 결국
시간이 지나면 모두
잊혀진다는 말은 뭐죠
자꾸 눈물이 흐르면
아직 못 잊었단 얘기죠
다른 사람이 싫으면
그댈 못 잊었단 얘기죠
꽤 오랜 시간이 흘러
잊었다 말하고 싶었지만
그게 아니죠
못 잊은거죠
January 31, 2011
Dream High - Ep.1&2
[Today 1/24] Dream High - Ep.1
[Today 1/25] Dream High - Ep. 2
[Today 1/29] Dream High - Ep.1&2 (Re-run)
[Today 1/25] Dream High - Ep. 2
[Today 1/29] Dream High - Ep.1&2 (Re-run)
[Drama Trailer] Dream High
[Drama Trailer] Dream High (드림 하이)
[Teaser] Dream High (드림 하이)
[Teaser] Dream High
[Teaser] Dream High (드림 하이)
[Teaser] Dream High
Goose's Dream
인순이 [거위의 꿈]
Carnival(カーニバル)(카니발)
「ガチョウの夢(거위의 꿈)(コウィエ ックム)」
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난 난 꿈이 있었죠
ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿｯﾁｮ
僕には 僕には夢があったんだ
버려지고 찢겨 남루하여도
ﾎﾞﾘｮｼﾞｺ ｯﾁｯｷｮ ﾅﾑﾙﾊﾖﾄﾞ
捨てられて 引き裂かれて ぼろぼろでも
내 가슴 깊숙히 보물과 같이
ﾈ ｶﾞｽﾑ ｷﾌﾟｿｷﾞ ﾎﾞﾑﾙｸﾞｧ ｶﾞｯﾁ
僕の胸の奥深くにある宝物のように
간직했던 꿈
ｶﾝｼﾞｹｯﾄﾝ ｯｸﾑ
大切にしていた夢
혹 때론 누군가가 뜻 모를 비웃음
ﾎｯﾃﾛﾝ ﾇｸﾞﾝｶﾞｶﾞ ｯﾄｩｯ ﾓﾙﾙ ﾋﾞｳｯｽﾑ
時には誰かが意味もなく嘲笑を
내 등뒤에 흘릴때도
ﾈ ﾄﾞｩﾝ ﾃﾞｨｴ ﾌﾙﾘﾙﾃﾄﾞ
僕の背中に流す時でも
난 참아야 했죠
ﾅﾝ ﾁｬﾏﾔ ﾍｯﾁｮ
僕は耐えなきゃならなかったんだ
참을수 있었죠
ﾁｬﾑﾙｽ ｲｯｿｯﾁｮ
耐えられたんだ
그날을 위해
ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ｳｨﾍ
その日のために
늘 걱정하듯 말하죠
ﾇﾙ ｺｸﾁｮﾝﾊﾄﾞｩｯ ﾏﾙﾊｼﾞｮ
いつも心配そうに言うんだ
헛된 꿈은 독이라고
ﾎｯﾃﾝ ｯｸﾑﾝ ﾄﾞｷﾞﾗｺﾞ
虚しい夢は毒なんだって
세상은 끝이 정해진 책처럼
ｾｻﾝｳﾝ ｯｸｯﾁ ｼﾞｮﾝﾍｼﾞﾝ ﾁｪｸﾁｮﾛﾑ
世の中は終わりが決まっている本みたいに
이미 돌이킬수 없는 현실이라고
ｲﾐ ﾄﾞﾘｷｽﾙ ｵﾑﾇﾝ ﾋｮﾝｼﾘﾗｺﾞ
もう取り戻すことの出来ない現実なんだって
그래요 난 난 꿈이 있어요
ｸﾚﾖ ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿﾖ
そう 僕には 僕には夢があるんだ
그 꿈을 믿어요
ｸ ｯｸﾑﾙ ﾐﾄﾞﾖ
その夢を信じるんだ
나를 지켜봐요
ﾅﾙﾙ ﾁｷｮﾊﾞﾄﾞ
僕を見守ってよ
저 차갑게 서있는 운명이란 벽앞에
ﾁｮ ﾁｬｶﾞﾌﾟｹ ｿｲﾝﾇﾝ ｳﾝﾐｮﾝｲﾗﾝ ﾋﾞｮｶﾞｯﾍﾟ
あの冷たく立っている運命という壁の前で
당당히 마주칠 수 있어요
ﾀﾝﾀﾞﾝﾋ ﾏｼﾞｭﾁﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
堂々とぶつかることが出来るんだ
언젠가 나 그 벽을 넘고서
ｵﾝｼﾞｪﾝｶﾞ ﾅ ｸ ﾋﾞｮｸﾞﾙ ﾉﾑｺﾞｿ
いつか僕はその壁を越えて
저 하늘을 높이 날을수 있어요
ﾁｮ ﾊﾇﾙﾙ ﾉｯﾋﾟ ﾅﾙﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
あの空高く飛ぶことが出来るんだ
이 무거운 세상도 나를 묶을순 없죠
ｲ ﾑｺﾞｳﾝ ｾｻﾝﾄﾞ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾑｯｸﾙｽﾝ ｵﾌﾟﾁｮ
この重たい世中も僕を縛ることは出来ないんだ
내 삶의 끝에서
ﾈ ｻﾙﾒ ｯｸｯﾃｿ
僕の人生の終りで
나 웃을 그날을 함께해요
ﾅ ｳｽﾙ ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾊﾑｯｹﾍﾖ
僕が笑うその日を共にしよう
늘 걱정하듯 말하죠
ﾇﾙ ｺｸﾁｮﾝﾊﾄﾞｩｯ ﾏﾙﾊｼﾞｮ
いつも心配そうに言うんだ
헛된 꿈은 독이라고
ﾎｯﾃﾝ ｯｸﾑﾝ ﾄﾞｷﾞﾗｺﾞ
虚しい夢は毒なんだって
세상은 끝이 정해진 책처럼
ｾｻﾝｳﾝ ｯｸｯﾁ ｼﾞｮﾝﾍｼﾞﾝ ﾁｪｸﾁｮﾛﾑ
世の中は終わりが決まっている本みたいに
이미 돌이킬수 없는 현실이라고
ｲﾐ ﾄﾞﾘｷｽﾙ ｵﾑﾇﾝ ﾋｮﾝｼﾘﾗｺﾞ
もう取り戻すことの出来ない現実なんだって
그래요 난 난 꿈이 있어요
ｸﾚﾖ ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿﾖ
そう 僕には 僕には夢があるんだ
그 꿈을 믿어요
ｸ ｯｸﾑﾙ ﾐﾄﾞﾖ
その夢を信じるんだ
나를 지켜봐요
ﾅﾙﾙ ﾁｷｮﾊﾞﾄﾞ
僕を見守ってよ
저 차갑게 서있는 운명이란 벽앞에
ﾁｮ ﾁｬｶﾞﾌﾟｹ ｿｲﾝﾇﾝ ｳﾝﾐｮﾝｲﾗﾝ ﾋﾞｮｶﾞｯﾍﾟ
あの冷たく立っている運命という壁の前で
당당히 마주칠 수 있어요
ﾀﾝﾀﾞﾝﾋ ﾏｼﾞｭﾁﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
堂々とぶつかることが出来るんだ
언젠가 나 그 벽을 넘고서
ｵﾝｼﾞｪﾝｶﾞ ﾅ ｸ ﾋﾞｮｸﾞﾙ ﾉﾑｺﾞｿ
いつか僕はその壁を越えて
저 하늘을 높이 날을수 있어요
ﾁｮ ﾊﾇﾙﾙ ﾉｯﾋﾟ ﾅﾙﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
あの空高く飛ぶことが出来るんだ
이 무거운 세상도 나를 묶을순 없죠
ｲ ﾑｺﾞｳﾝ ｾｻﾝﾄﾞ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾑｯｸﾙｽﾝ ｵﾌﾟﾁｮ
この重たい世界も僕を縛ることは出来ないんだ
내 삶의 끝에서
ﾈ ｻﾙﾒ ｯｸｯﾃｿ
僕の人生の終りで
나 웃을 그날을 함께해요
ﾅ ｳｽﾙ ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾊﾑｯｹﾍﾖ
僕が笑うその日を共にしよう
K-POP(KR2JP)
Carnival(カーニバル)(카니발)
「ガチョウの夢(거위의 꿈)(コウィエ ックム)」
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난 난 꿈이 있었죠
ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿｯﾁｮ
僕には 僕には夢があったんだ
버려지고 찢겨 남루하여도
ﾎﾞﾘｮｼﾞｺ ｯﾁｯｷｮ ﾅﾑﾙﾊﾖﾄﾞ
捨てられて 引き裂かれて ぼろぼろでも
내 가슴 깊숙히 보물과 같이
ﾈ ｶﾞｽﾑ ｷﾌﾟｿｷﾞ ﾎﾞﾑﾙｸﾞｧ ｶﾞｯﾁ
僕の胸の奥深くにある宝物のように
간직했던 꿈
ｶﾝｼﾞｹｯﾄﾝ ｯｸﾑ
大切にしていた夢
혹 때론 누군가가 뜻 모를 비웃음
ﾎｯﾃﾛﾝ ﾇｸﾞﾝｶﾞｶﾞ ｯﾄｩｯ ﾓﾙﾙ ﾋﾞｳｯｽﾑ
時には誰かが意味もなく嘲笑を
내 등뒤에 흘릴때도
ﾈ ﾄﾞｩﾝ ﾃﾞｨｴ ﾌﾙﾘﾙﾃﾄﾞ
僕の背中に流す時でも
난 참아야 했죠
ﾅﾝ ﾁｬﾏﾔ ﾍｯﾁｮ
僕は耐えなきゃならなかったんだ
참을수 있었죠
ﾁｬﾑﾙｽ ｲｯｿｯﾁｮ
耐えられたんだ
그날을 위해
ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ｳｨﾍ
その日のために
늘 걱정하듯 말하죠
ﾇﾙ ｺｸﾁｮﾝﾊﾄﾞｩｯ ﾏﾙﾊｼﾞｮ
いつも心配そうに言うんだ
헛된 꿈은 독이라고
ﾎｯﾃﾝ ｯｸﾑﾝ ﾄﾞｷﾞﾗｺﾞ
虚しい夢は毒なんだって
세상은 끝이 정해진 책처럼
ｾｻﾝｳﾝ ｯｸｯﾁ ｼﾞｮﾝﾍｼﾞﾝ ﾁｪｸﾁｮﾛﾑ
世の中は終わりが決まっている本みたいに
이미 돌이킬수 없는 현실이라고
ｲﾐ ﾄﾞﾘｷｽﾙ ｵﾑﾇﾝ ﾋｮﾝｼﾘﾗｺﾞ
もう取り戻すことの出来ない現実なんだって
그래요 난 난 꿈이 있어요
ｸﾚﾖ ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿﾖ
そう 僕には 僕には夢があるんだ
그 꿈을 믿어요
ｸ ｯｸﾑﾙ ﾐﾄﾞﾖ
その夢を信じるんだ
나를 지켜봐요
ﾅﾙﾙ ﾁｷｮﾊﾞﾄﾞ
僕を見守ってよ
저 차갑게 서있는 운명이란 벽앞에
ﾁｮ ﾁｬｶﾞﾌﾟｹ ｿｲﾝﾇﾝ ｳﾝﾐｮﾝｲﾗﾝ ﾋﾞｮｶﾞｯﾍﾟ
あの冷たく立っている運命という壁の前で
당당히 마주칠 수 있어요
ﾀﾝﾀﾞﾝﾋ ﾏｼﾞｭﾁﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
堂々とぶつかることが出来るんだ
언젠가 나 그 벽을 넘고서
ｵﾝｼﾞｪﾝｶﾞ ﾅ ｸ ﾋﾞｮｸﾞﾙ ﾉﾑｺﾞｿ
いつか僕はその壁を越えて
저 하늘을 높이 날을수 있어요
ﾁｮ ﾊﾇﾙﾙ ﾉｯﾋﾟ ﾅﾙﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
あの空高く飛ぶことが出来るんだ
이 무거운 세상도 나를 묶을순 없죠
ｲ ﾑｺﾞｳﾝ ｾｻﾝﾄﾞ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾑｯｸﾙｽﾝ ｵﾌﾟﾁｮ
この重たい世中も僕を縛ることは出来ないんだ
내 삶의 끝에서
ﾈ ｻﾙﾒ ｯｸｯﾃｿ
僕の人生の終りで
나 웃을 그날을 함께해요
ﾅ ｳｽﾙ ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾊﾑｯｹﾍﾖ
僕が笑うその日を共にしよう
늘 걱정하듯 말하죠
ﾇﾙ ｺｸﾁｮﾝﾊﾄﾞｩｯ ﾏﾙﾊｼﾞｮ
いつも心配そうに言うんだ
헛된 꿈은 독이라고
ﾎｯﾃﾝ ｯｸﾑﾝ ﾄﾞｷﾞﾗｺﾞ
虚しい夢は毒なんだって
세상은 끝이 정해진 책처럼
ｾｻﾝｳﾝ ｯｸｯﾁ ｼﾞｮﾝﾍｼﾞﾝ ﾁｪｸﾁｮﾛﾑ
世の中は終わりが決まっている本みたいに
이미 돌이킬수 없는 현실이라고
ｲﾐ ﾄﾞﾘｷｽﾙ ｵﾑﾇﾝ ﾋｮﾝｼﾘﾗｺﾞ
もう取り戻すことの出来ない現実なんだって
그래요 난 난 꿈이 있어요
ｸﾚﾖ ﾅﾝ ﾅﾝ ｯｸﾐ ｲｯｿﾖ
そう 僕には 僕には夢があるんだ
그 꿈을 믿어요
ｸ ｯｸﾑﾙ ﾐﾄﾞﾖ
その夢を信じるんだ
나를 지켜봐요
ﾅﾙﾙ ﾁｷｮﾊﾞﾄﾞ
僕を見守ってよ
저 차갑게 서있는 운명이란 벽앞에
ﾁｮ ﾁｬｶﾞﾌﾟｹ ｿｲﾝﾇﾝ ｳﾝﾐｮﾝｲﾗﾝ ﾋﾞｮｶﾞｯﾍﾟ
あの冷たく立っている運命という壁の前で
당당히 마주칠 수 있어요
ﾀﾝﾀﾞﾝﾋ ﾏｼﾞｭﾁﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
堂々とぶつかることが出来るんだ
언젠가 나 그 벽을 넘고서
ｵﾝｼﾞｪﾝｶﾞ ﾅ ｸ ﾋﾞｮｸﾞﾙ ﾉﾑｺﾞｿ
いつか僕はその壁を越えて
저 하늘을 높이 날을수 있어요
ﾁｮ ﾊﾇﾙﾙ ﾉｯﾋﾟ ﾅﾙﾙｽ ｲｯｿﾖ
あの空高く飛ぶことが出来るんだ
이 무거운 세상도 나를 묶을순 없죠
ｲ ﾑｺﾞｳﾝ ｾｻﾝﾄﾞ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾑｯｸﾙｽﾝ ｵﾌﾟﾁｮ
この重たい世界も僕を縛ることは出来ないんだ
내 삶의 끝에서
ﾈ ｻﾙﾒ ｯｸｯﾃｿ
僕の人生の終りで
나 웃을 그날을 함께해요
ﾅ ｳｽﾙ ｸ ﾅﾙﾙ ﾊﾑｯｹﾍﾖ
僕が笑うその日を共にしよう
K-POP(KR2JP)
January 24, 2011
January 15, 2011
December 31, 2010
December 4, 2010
[photos] Yujin's wedding dress
source: Kenneth Pool
OPULENCE
Silk Taffeta. Strapless low dropped waist gown with tiered skirt and gently curved neckline.
Silver crystal beadwork adorns empire, hipline, and skirt. Available in Ivory as sampled and White.
November 21, 2010
hanayo restaurant
http://www.gntour.go.kr/eng/sub.jsp?Mcode=70802
Seojichoga Garden
Contact : Tel: 033-646-4430
Address : 264 Nangok-dong, Gangneung
Main Menu : Jilsang(rice with various side dishes), Motbab(rice with blanched and seasoned vegetables), Soorasang(a formal style of dining shared by the royal family in the past)
Capacity : 100
Business Hours : 10:00~21:00
Gangneung Agricultural Technology Center designated the restaurant as the first 'Traditional Dish Restaurant' to inherit the region's traditional dishes. Seojichoga Garden has been run by a family that handed down recipe for 300 years of 5 generations. The restaurant provides various traditional dishes including one that people in the old days had during the season of transplanting seedlings into the paddies. It also offers various dishes served in the past for various purposes such as treating guests, serving the elderly in the family, celebrating a birthday or celebrating holidays. They serve rice and food in wood plates and Ssijongja-ttoek(rice cake) and Sike(sweet rice punch) are served as desert. Along with rice, 20-30 kinds of blanched and seasoned vegetables and steamed food are served. You can enjoy antiques and elegant atmosphere.
Parking capacity : 50
Seojichoga Garden
Contact : Tel: 033-646-4430
Address : 264 Nangok-dong, Gangneung
Main Menu : Jilsang(rice with various side dishes), Motbab(rice with blanched and seasoned vegetables), Soorasang(a formal style of dining shared by the royal family in the past)
Capacity : 100
Business Hours : 10:00~21:00
Gangneung Agricultural Technology Center designated the restaurant as the first 'Traditional Dish Restaurant' to inherit the region's traditional dishes. Seojichoga Garden has been run by a family that handed down recipe for 300 years of 5 generations. The restaurant provides various traditional dishes including one that people in the old days had during the season of transplanting seedlings into the paddies. It also offers various dishes served in the past for various purposes such as treating guests, serving the elderly in the family, celebrating a birthday or celebrating holidays. They serve rice and food in wood plates and Ssijongja-ttoek(rice cake) and Sike(sweet rice punch) are served as desert. Along with rice, 20-30 kinds of blanched and seasoned vegetables and steamed food are served. You can enjoy antiques and elegant atmosphere.
Parking capacity : 50
November 3, 2010
October 24, 2010
October 17, 2010
BYJ Special at DATV
“Exclusive!! Bae Yong Joon 24hours TV, Miracles of Love”
check out details at LoveBaeYongJoon
DATV 1st Anniversary / BYJ Special
check out details at LoveBaeYongJoon
October 13, 2010
October 2, 2010
September 29, 2010
shooting place @Honolulu, Hawaii
the shooting took place around the building of Bank of the Orient and it’s neighborhood block.
address: 765 Bishop St, Honolulu, Hawaii
photos are lifted from the Google and streetview.
address: 765 Bishop St, Honolulu, Hawaii
photos are lifted from the Google and streetview.
September 23, 2010
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