The December issue of Goethe magazine highlights Seoul's vibrant culture and entertainment, featuring interviews with TVXQ and Yuta from NCT 127.
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Men who cannot compromise on work or play will enjoy life through the lifestyle magazine "Goethe December issue," which will be released on October 24, 2024. This special feature is "Exciting, Seoul." It introduces the highly entertaining country of South Korea from various angles. The cover features TVXQ, who shared their current feelings as they approach their 20th anniversary of debut in Japan. Around 2003, the "first Korean wave boom" swept across Japan. Since then, South Korea has captivated many with its food, music, beauty, and fashion, evolving into a culture that transcends temporary trends and captivates people of all ages and genders. Why does Goethe support Seoul? Because it is a city that shows different expressions every time you visit, rich in entertainment. Modern areas reflecting the movements of the times coexist with nostalgic, bustling streets, continuing to evolve. Seoul ignites the soul with stimulation, healing, trends, and culture. Executives who have traveled to various places are sure to return with new discoveries. TVXQ debuted in Japan in 2005 and will celebrate their 20th anniversary next year. At the time of their debut, it was not common for artists from South Korea to thrive in Japan. The two have always sought new paths in Japan. We delve into their journey of activities that have been loved by many. Additionally, in line with the Korean feature, they shared their recommended spots in Seoul. The interview also includes Yuta, a member of NCT 127, who made his long-awaited solo debut this fall. He moved to Korea 12 years ago to become a trainee and has now become a top artist connecting Japan, Korea, and the world. Along with unpublished cuts from his first solo photo book "Now" shot entirely in Korea, he discusses the charm of Korea and his current self. ■ Magazine Information "GOETHE" October 2024 issue Release date: October 24 (Thursday) Price: Special price 1200 yen (tax included) Published by: Gentosha Inc. GOETHE Editor-in-Chief: Yuta Ikegami Purchase here 【Contents】 ○ Experience the air of Seoul with all five senses: Enchanting Hanok stay ○ Coexistence of tradition and evolution: Heart-pounding Seoul food, evolving fine dining, mouth-watering meat, soul-satisfying hot pot, hidden seafood, beloved local markets, and the coffee culture of excitement ○ Korean-loving professionals get excited about repeat visits! Hot spots: Totonoemaster x Korean sauna, Chiaki Horan x Seongsu-dong, Yasumasa Yonehara x Art, Sadahiro Nakamura x Meat ○ Reasons why executives should travel to Korea by private jet ○ The world is excited! Producer SIMON, who created XG, discusses Korean entertainment ○ Column: Men also want to try! Olive Young introduction.
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