佐久間大介とユウタが映画「スペシャルズ」のため韓国を訪れ、舞台挨拶を行う予定。
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Daisuke Sakuma from Snow Man and Yuta from NCT will visit Korea for the movie 'Specials'. The distribution company BY4M STUDIO announced on official X (formerly Twitter), 'Snow Man and NCT 127 will meet with the audience in Korea!' The two will hold stage greetings in Korea from March 14 to 15 and plan to spend special time with the Korean audience. 'Specials' features a unique story where a group of solitary professional assassins, each with different ages and personalities, take on a high-paying mission, and the only way to eliminate their quirky target is to aim for victory in a dance competition. A makeshift team with zero experience, zero teamwork, and zero motivation challenges serious dancing!? Daisuke Sakuma plays the role of Dia, a legendary former assassin who now works as a kind-hearted assistant at a children's care facility, while Yuta plays Kiryu, a cool assassin who dislikes crowds due to a past injury.
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