Category Archives: JYJ

Jun 19

[NEWS] 130617 Park Yuchun also hot in Japan with Acting

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JYJ member Park Yuchun is also very popular in Japan as an actor.

In the famous online shopping mall AMAZON Japanese website, the drama ‘Rooftop Prince’ that he acted in is ranked 1st in ‘DVD sales ranking for first half year’ from last December 1 to May 31. This drama starts airing on the local TBS channel from the 3rd and is expected to gain even greater popularity.

On its official website, TBS stated that the focal point for watching is Park Yuchun’s acting and transformation, and also commented that he is very suited for historical dramas with his dignified look and many diverse expressions, he also has “fusion fashion” that manages well both the hanbok and modern clothes, and this is the role that he is most immersed in to-date.

After ‘Rooftop Prince’, his 4th work ‘Missing You’ will be aired from the 17th on DATV, a special Hallyu cable channel. Whether it is on stage as JYJ member or as an actor, Park Yuchun draws substantial interest.

From his debut work ‘Sungkyunkwan Scandal’ to ‘Miss Ripley’, ‘Rooftop Prince’ and ‘Missing You’, every one of Park Yuchun’s drama is aired in Japan, evident of his status as a Hallyu star.

A rep from his management agency C-JeS said, “In the 2nd half of the year, his goal is acting, and he is looking through many different works now.”

Source: Sports Donga
Kor-Chi trans: 米管
Chi-Eng trans Christie
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Jun 19

[CAP + INFO] Kim Jaejoong’s Photo Appears In a Japanese Anime

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Jaejoong on the cover of AnAn Magazine is the image used in the Japanese Anime ”I Don’t Like You at All, Big Brother!”  aired in 2011 (More Information of the Anime/Manga Here).

The AnAn issue with Jaejoong released in 2010 was extremely popular in Japan.

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Jun 13

[FANACCOUNT] 130612 Seeing Yoochun for the First Time at Black Smith Fansigning

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For real, it’s the first time I see YC this close ㅠㅠ ㅠHa… is Park Yuchun really human? My legs are shaking and my heart is bouncing. I nearly went blank (talking) when (suddenly) YC saw my post-it and said “Oh, Roko?” So I got back to myself and replied “Yes! Oppa, I was your fan since Hug era but it’s the first time I’m getting your autograph ㅠㅠ” To be honest, I imagined a reaction from the level of “Ah, really?” ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

But instead, he looked at me and said “Hmm? Hug? How old even were you at Hug era?” ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ I was totally taken aback at his sudden familiar speech and was like “He really looks like an oppa, hul… looks so cool”. So before I lose it, I kept the conversation going and replied:
“When I was in ___ grade!”
YC: ㅋㅋㅋ And now?
“___!”
YC: Daebak ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
He was like that and said a few other things but my soul ended up sunking down at that time ㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

I was about to leave with my paper signed when I heard him laughing saying to the bodyguard oppa ever staying by his side:
“Daebak ㅋㅋㅋㅋ She said she liked me since ___ grade ㅎㅎㅎㅎ”

When I saw that, I was like “a freaking cute Yuchun is laughing, hul ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Is this place Heaven or what?” I even felt like I was flying when I walked down back outside ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋ I feel like I truly experienced the feeling of bliss to death today… My heart was still beating hard for a while even outside after getting my autograph ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ Ha… Anyways, I love you, Park Yuchun ㅠㅠㅠㅠ ㅠㅠI’ll be your eternal fan ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

Source: DC PYC
Translated by: Sheena
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Jun 13

[NEWS] 130612 JYJ Yoochun Holds Fan Sign Event, ‘Fans Wait in Line for 2 Days’

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JYJ member Yoochun held a fan sign event and had fans waiting in line for 2 days.

Today, Yoochun held his solo fan sign event and brightened his fans hearts.

His agency stated that there were a couple hundred fans waiting to meet him and had been waiting in the rain for 2 days in line to see him.

Yoochun did not lose his smile and showed off his sweet and gentle personality throughout the entire fan event.

On the other hand, Yoochun is currently taking a break after finishing the Tokyo Dome concert.

Source: Kpopstarz

[NEWS] Park Yoo-Chun, fan signing ‘Unusual scene’ for fans who has been waiting for two days

JYJ Park Yoo-Chun spent pleasant time with fans after a long time.

C-Jes Entertainment said “Park Yoo-Chun’ held solo fan signing at Gwanghwamoon under the sponsorship of Black Smith. Lately as he made headlines for celebrating parties all over the world, many fans waited Park Yoo-Chun with expectation.”

This day around the event hall, hundreds of fans have waited for two days in the rain holding umbrella. Also Park Yoo-Chun smiled brightly to fans during the signing for meeting fans after a long time.

Meanwhile, Park Yoo-Chun is preparing the next work after the concert in Tokyo Dome.

Source: Innolife

[NEWS] Yoochun’s fans brave the heavy rain overnight to see him

Yoochun held a fansigning, and fans braved the horrendous weather for a chance to see him.

His fansigning was held on the 12th at the Italian restaurant Blacksmith in Gwanghwamun. Hundred of fans patiently waited at the area, some even from the day before, huddling under umbrellas throughout the night against the rain.

C-JeS Entertainment said, “Yoochun had a solo fansigning hosted by Blacksmith at Gwanghwamun. Just like his big birthday party all over the world recently, an incredible number of fans waited excitedly for Yoochun the whole time.”

Source: Allkpop
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Jun 13

[NEWS] Top 7 Successful Idol-Turned-Actors

There was a time when critics were not so generous in apprasing idol stars who took to acting on the big or small screen. While that prejudice is still alive, many of them have successfully overcome criticism to grow into full-fledged actors.
1. Park Yu-chun
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Not many people had high expectations for Park Yu-chun in 2010 when the singer said he would start acting. Park made his first appearance on the small screen with “Sungkyunkwan Scandal” and excelled at portraying Lee Sun-joon in the fusion historical drama. The selection of genre for his acting debut was perhaps an ideal one, as fusion historical dramas have historically had mass appeal. Park could have chosen the safe path of acting by choosing a romantic comedy as his follow-up project. Against his fans’ expectations, he decided to go for melodrama. With “Miss Ripley” costarring Lee Da-hae, he built his reputation as an actor. The last two dramas he starred in — “Rooftop Prince” and “Missing You” — also confirmed his talent for acting. Just three years into his acting career, the JYJ member garnered four major acting awards, in the KBS Drama Acting Awards in 2010, Paeksang Arts Awards and MBC Drama Awards in 2011, and SBS Drama Awards in 2012.

2. Lee Jung-shin

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 It was evident at the beginning of “My Daughter Seo-young” that Lee Jung-shin was starting from scratch. Beginning from zero, he had nothing to lose, and he had veteran actors such as Chun Ho-jin and Kim Hye-ok as mentors. Leaving all the awkward reactions and facial expressions in the earlier part of the story, his acting skills remarkably improved through the 50-part series. Competition between the CNBLUE members could have been the strongest motivation for the bassist. All four band mates have experience in acting including leader Jung Yong-hwa, who played in “You’re Beautiful” and “Heartstrings.” With “My Daughter Seo-young,” the musician gained wider recognition as an actor as well.
3. IU 
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The influx of idols in the K-drama sphere reached its peak in 2011 when “Dream High” first hit the airwaves. TV screens were brimming with young artists such as Taecyeon and Wooyoung of 2PM, Eunjung of Tiara and Bae Suzy of MissA. IU did not have many scenes in her debut drama but she made a stepping stone of it and landed her first lead role in “You’re the Best, Lee Soon-shin.” Already a successful singer, IU’s acting success is likely to be judged by her current drama and the next role.

4. Seo In-guk

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The winner of Mnet’s audition program “Superstar K” did not have much luck when he first made his debut as a singer. Seo In-guk had also tried appearing on variety shows to make himself known, but he was always tagged as “the guy from Superstar K.” His fate began to change forever when he starred in “Respond 1997” with Jung Eun-ji of girl group A Pink. Riding the waves of ’90s sensation the drama made, Seo finally kicked the label of “the guy from Superstar K” and found his real name. After making his appearance in the weekend series “Rascal Sons,” Seo came back to where he belongs and gained further popularity through a new album.

5. Bae Suzy

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Without a doubt, Bae Suzy is the most successful actress among idol singers. She gave acting a try in “Dream High” but no one had expected that she would become the queen of local box office last year. “Architecture 101,” Lee Yong-joo’s megahit film that lured 4.1 million moviegoers last year, launched Bae into stardom and gave her the nickname of “everyone’s first crush.” Although she still has that reputation from her debut flick, Bae has not been able to meet her fans’ expectations in “Big” and “Gu Family Book.”

6. Choi Si-won

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Choi Si-won made his name known as an actor before making his debut K-pop group Super Junior. His first drama “Precious Family” was written by popular script writer Kim Soo-hyun, who also wrote “A Thousand Days’ Promise” and “Mom’s Dead Upset.” After playing several minor and main roles both on the small and big screens he made a breakthrough in his acting career last year with “The King of Dramas.” Choi received positive reviews for depicting his character Kang Hyun-min, a handsome but short-tempered and egoistic actor. Proving himself a real heartthrob, he made a smooth start to become the king of dramas.

7. Kim Dong-wan

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Kim Dong-wan was an actor at the age of 17 before becoming a member of boy band Shinhwa. The “Hey Come On” singer kept his dream as an actor while pursuing singing activities. With his trademark smiley face he landed more roles in popular dramas such as “Children of Heaven” in 2002 and “A Farewell to Sorrow” in 2005. In 2011, Kim played the male lead in “The Peak,” set during the Japanese colonial rule. The two-part series was recognized by the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival and took the grand prize in the TV Special-Dramatic segment. Critics say the award-winning drama provided Kim a chance to go beyond his former style of acting and helped him mature as an actor.
Source: koreaherald
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