Jin from BTS will feature in a special documentary on NTV, traveling Seoul with Arashi's Masaki Aiba, airing December 7.
November/23/2024 16:09
BTS (Bulletproof Boy Scouts) Jin will appear in the NTV special edition of 'We Were There'. This program is a documentary variety show themed around 'reunion' and 'school reunion'. This time, Arashi's Masaki Aiba and Jin will travel to Jin's hospitality in Seoul, Korea. The two met for the first time this year during '24-Hour TV'. Jin invited Masaki Aiba to Korea, suggesting, 'I want to guide you around Seoul next time,' making their reunion a reality. The journey will showcase the past, present, and future of these two top artists. According to the official site, Jin will guide Masaki Aiba to recommended spots in Seoul and also give a tour of the HYBE building. This time, BTS's room will be introduced for the first time on Japanese television. They will share memories of their practice during their debut and reminisce about their debut experiences as Arashi and BTS, raising expectations. Jin's appearance in the special edition of 'We Were There' will be broadcast on December 7 at 15:00.
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