Musical "Crash Landing on You" from Feb 8-28 at Yurakucho Yomiuri Hall in Tokyo, with a star-studded cast from Korea.
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From February 8th to the 28th, the musical "Crash Landing on You" will be performed at the Yurakucho Yomiuri Hall. The musical, produced by Studio Dragon, has been a big topic since it was announced the other day, and this time, the long-awaited performance information and the entire cast have been announced. The musical "Crash Landing on You," produced by Studio Dragon, has been a big hit around the world since it started broadcasting in Korea in December 2019, and it is still very popular after more than three years. The musical was adapted in Korea last September, and there was a lot of hope for a performance in Japan. The main character, Ri Jeong-hyeok, will be played by ASTRO's Yoon San-ha, and Ku Seung-jun will be played by THE BOYZ's Sangyeon and ASTRO's Jinjin as a double cast. Additional cast members include Han Seung-yoon, Kim Ryowon, and Linji. The musical "Crash Landing on You" will be performed in Japan from February 8th to the 28th at the Yurakucho Yomiuri Hall. The main cast includes Yoon San-ha as Ri Jeong-hyeok (ASTRO), Han Seung-yoon (double cast), Kim Ryowon as Yoon Se-ri, Linji (double cast), Sangyeon (THE BOYZ) as Ku Seung-jun, Jinjin (ASTRO) (double cast), Chisoyoung as So Dan, and Jongyeon (double cast). The story is about Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean chaebol heiress and businesswoman who crash-lands in North Korea's DMZ after being caught in a sudden tornado while paragliding. She is discovered by North Korean soldier Ri Jeong-hyeok, but when Se-ri realizes she has ended up in North Korea, she tries to escape. However, she ends up in a North Korean military village. Ri Jeong-hyeok saves her from being found and hides her in his home. When it is discovered that Se-ri is at Jeong-hyeok's house, he lies that she is his fiancée and a South Korean spy. As they spend time together, they develop feelings for each other despite being citizens of enemy states. However, Jeong-hyeok has a real fiancée, Seo Dan, and Se-ri's former fiancé, Gu Seung-jun, also ends up in North Korea. Se-ri's brothers, who are trying to outmaneuver her to make their younger sister the successor, do not want her to return to South Korea. Will Yoon Se-ri be able to return to South Korea? And what will happen to their love?
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