The last recording of the Japan-Korea music variety show 'Change Street' took place, featuring artists like Yunho and Takahashi Ai.
January/15/2026 12:28
On the morning of the 15th, at the Pimmal Broadcasting Support Center in Goyang City, Gyeonggi Province, the last studio recording of the Japan-Korea co-produced music variety show 'Change Street' was held, attended by Yunho from TVXQ, Ai Takahashi, KangNam, Shin Dong-yup, and YouTuber Matsuda Buchou. This program is a super-large project commemorating the 60th anniversary of Japan-Korea diplomatic normalization. It is a new type of music variety show where representative artists from both countries engage in busking (street live performances) in unfamiliar streets of each other's countries, experience local culture, and combine reactions and talks in the studio.
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