So Ji-sub to Hold Fan Meeting in Japan
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Actor So Ji-sub, who is currently working as a public service agent, will meet with 2,000 Japanese fans at Showa Women's University in Japan on July 10 at 2 p.m., according to the satellite channel KNTV on June 25.
The event was organized by KNTV to promote the series "Sorry, I Love You", which has been airing in Japan since early this month, and will include a screening of other productions starring the actor, a talk show, a photo album of So, and a prize drawing of "So Ji-sub" brand jeans.
KNTV's website has been accepting applications to attend the event since June 26 on a first-come, first-served basis. The admission fee is 10,000 yen (about 100,000 won) for the first floor and 8,000 yen (about 80,000 won) for the second floor. Everyone who attends the event will be presented with items related to the actor.
Back in April in Japan, KNTV published a photo album of So entitled "The Gift", and on June 4 aired "The So Ji-sub Special", a program about the actor's entertainment career prior to his army service.
The event was organized by KNTV to promote the series "Sorry, I Love You", which has been airing in Japan since early this month, and will include a screening of other productions starring the actor, a talk show, a photo album of So, and a prize drawing of "So Ji-sub" brand jeans.
KNTV's website has been accepting applications to attend the event since June 26 on a first-come, first-served basis. The admission fee is 10,000 yen (about 100,000 won) for the first floor and 8,000 yen (about 80,000 won) for the second floor. Everyone who attends the event will be presented with items related to the actor.
Back in April in Japan, KNTV published a photo album of So entitled "The Gift", and on June 4 aired "The So Ji-sub Special", a program about the actor's entertainment career prior to his army service.
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