Jumunjin (Movie - 2009)

• Hwang Bo-ra (황보라) Ji-ni (지니)

• Kim Ki-beom (김기범) Ghost (고스트)

• Park Ha-seon (박하선) So-hee (소희)

• Jo Sang-gi (조상기) Yeong-doo (영두)

• Lee Kyeong-mi-I (이경미) Boon-ok (분옥)

• Choi Joo-bong (최주봉) In-bong (인봉)

• Jeong Jong-yeol (정종열) Jang-hoon (장훈)

• Choi Woo-hyeong (최우형) Kang-seok (강석)

• Min Jun Ho (민준호) Ji-ni's father (지니 부)

• Lee Yong-nyeo (이용녀) Shaman (무당)

• Lee Joo-yeon (이주연) Younger Ji-ni (어린 지니)

• Hong Seong-beom (홍성범) Resort caretaker (별장 관리인)

• Lee Seung-jo (이승조) Doctor (의사)

• Lee Dae-soo (이대수) Post office worker (우체부)

• Lee So-yeong (이소영) Wedding shop worker (웨딩샵 직원)

• Jeon Soo-kyeong (전수경) Innocent girl (순녀) - Special appearance

• Lee Dae-hyeon (이대현) Clapping shaman (박수무당) - Special appearance

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• Tourists Flock to East Sea Fisheries for Fresh Seafood
  2011/10/17, Source,
  As one of the major harbors on the east coast, Jumunjin, located in the northeastern city of Gangneung in Gangwon Province is home to more than 3-hundred fishing vessels. Fishing boats return to port every morning to have their catch put up for auction upon arrival before being shipped directly to restaurants and retailers across Korea. The eastern fishery boasts a wide range of fish from mackerel to crab and octopus,...More

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  Actor joins effort to find missing Japanese
  2011/01/21, Source,
  Ryoo Si-won has taken a personal interest in the search for a Japanese woman who disappeared after coming to Korea last year. By Kang Jun-hyun When actor-singer Ryoo Si-won learned of the disappearance of Eriko Tanahashi, a Japanese woman who disappeared without a trace in Korea more than a year ago, he was as struck as if she were a member of his family,...More

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  Japanese disappears in Korean Wave
  2010/12/30, Source,
  After Eriko Tanahashi's husband died in 2005, the 58-year-old mother of three got swept up in the Korean hallyu, or wave, of television soap operas and other cultural exports.
  
  From her home in Kana,...More
• Avatar leads domestic box office for seventh week
  2010/02/01, Source,
  Scene from No. 1 movie "Avatar" [20th Century Fox] Worldwide box office champ "Avatar" continued to set new highs on Korea's box office, becoming the highest grossing film ever released in the country as it topped the tally for the seventh weekend in a row. According to estimates by the Korean Box Office Information System (KOBIS) on Monday, "Avatar" sold 545,323 tickets between January 29 and 31 to accumulate nearly 11.27 million admissions since its release mid-December. In cash terms, the sci-fi epic grossed about 101.2 billion won, or about 86.2 million dollars, to become the first film released on the domestic box office to breach the 100 billion won mark.,...More