Japanese actress Yumin (47, Fueno Yuka) shared an update on her recent activities in Korea.
On Monday, Yumin posted photos along with a caption on her Instagram that read, "A concert by Korean ballad singer Kim Dong-ryul, whom I had always dreamed of attending at least once in my life. When it comes to autumn in Korea, it is definitely ballads. It was truly a happy time."
In the photos, Yumin is seen visiting the scene of Kim Dong-ryul's concert. Kim Dong-ryul's concert was held from the 17th to the 25th at the Grand Theater of Seoul Sejong Cultural Center.
Yumin, beaming with a bright smile in the venue lobby, captured attention by showcasing her timeless beauty and dimples, as if time had stood still. She also posted a photo of the King statue located in front of Sejong Cultural Center.
Yumin recalled her past activities in Korea, stating, "Around 2001, when I was living in Korea, music videos were produced with a grandeur akin to movies." She added, "Even during my lonely days, I found comfort by watching various music videos and studying Korean. I especially loved the MV for 'Will I Say I Love You Again?'"
She continued, "Mr. Kim Dong-ryul is an artist who creates songs that connect with the memories of a person's life, so all his works are masterpieces. Although it was just a few days ago, the aftertaste still lingers. It has become a precious autumn I will never forget," revealing her fandom for Kim Dong-ryul.
Yumin began her career in Korea with the 2001 MBC drama "Our House." She subsequently appeared in dramas such as "All In" and "Life is Beautiful," and gained public recognition through her activities on variety shows like "Kang Ho-dong's Heaven-Sent Match" and "X-Man."
In 2023, Yumin appeared on broadcaster Sa Yuri's YouTube channel and recalled her past activities in Korea, saying, "The system is well-established now, but back then, the agency system was not well-developed, so I was often scammed. One day, I was told that all my money had disappeared. It was upsetting when such things happened, but I am grateful because there are still many good memories."
Yumin has continued her acting career in Japan after suspending her activities in Korea following the 2013 drama "Iris 2." She married a non-celebrity Japanese man in 2018 and has one son.
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