Jin from BTS appeared on "24-Hour Television 47," trimming rescue dogs with Aiba from Arashi, highlighting animal welfare.
August/18/2024 11:02
Jin from BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) appeared on "24-Hour Television 47." He challenged trimming rescue dogs with Masaki Aiba from Arashi in Korea. Yesterday (17th), the official X (formerly Twitter) of Nippon Television's "Ah!! Everyone's Zoo" announced, "This year at 24-Hour Television, Aiba-kun trimmed rescue dogs with BTS's Jin! It became a very significant opportunity to think about rescue dogs together across countries. A dream partnership filled with love for dogs, Aiba Trimming in Korea, please look forward to it." Videos and photos capturing the warm interactions between the two were released. The photos show Jin and Masaki Aiba seriously engaged in trimming rescue dogs. Jin, who was discharged in June, is attracting significant attention as this marks his first appearance on Japanese television after his discharge. The show "Ah!! Everyone's Zoo," featuring the two, will be broadcast during "24-Hour Television 47." This year, it will take place over two days, August 31 and September 1, with the theme "Does Love Save the Earth?" - BTS Jin goes mountain climbing! The first episode of the reality variety "Run, Sukjin" has been released - BTS Jin releases sexy gravure photos... Mentioning future activities & solo songs [Major Announcement] This year at #24HourTelevision, Aiba-kun trimmed rescue dogs with #BTS's #JIN!!! It became a very significant opportunity to think about rescue dogs together across countries. A dream partnership filled with love for dogs, Aiba Trimming in Korea, please look forward to it!!! pic.twitter.com/Dlj93POy2K — Ah!! Everyone's Zoo (@minnano_zoo_ntv) August 17, 2024
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