Plot: The story is about Hang Dong-Joo and Lee Da-Ji who are childhood friends. They married young, and divorced early. Six years pass, and Lee Da-Ji is living with her father and sister in their ranch and working as a veterinarian. She goes to Australia to buy a horse, and meets Seo Yoon-Ho who helps her. The guy works for a resort company and lives in America. While in Australia, she also bumps into her ex-husband, who now has a girlfriend Park Jin-Young.
Upon returning to her home, Lee Da-Ji faces eviction. Her ranch is now under her husband’s name, and her husband is planning to build a resort around her ranch. Seo Yoon-Ho is an investor of the ranch. What complicates things is that Yoon-Ho begins to have feelings for Da-Ji, but Da-Ji and Dong-Joo’s romance is far from over.
Plot: New Tales of Gisaeng is about life inside a gisaeng house, a place where women serve, and only VIPs can enter. It is a place of love, sadness and grief. The story revolves around Dan Sa Ran, who is studying dance in university. She meets Ah Da Mo, and falls for him, but keeps her feelings under wraps, because she comes from a poor family. A gisaeng at Buyongkak recruits her.
Plot: Kim Tae Hee plays Lee Seol, an Archeology student who is in love with her professor. She was adopted at the age of five and has a also-adopted sister. In a time when Korea is returning to monarchy power, she is discovered to be the missing princess by diplomat Park Hae Young, who is played by Song Seung Hun. He is the heir to Korea’s most powerful group. Chairman Park, Hae Young’s grandfather, initially became rich due to the money squandered from the royal family. Chairman Park announces his intention to return their family’s riches back to the princess, and assigns Hae Young to be Lee Seol’s teacher. Park Ye Jin plays Oh Yoon Ju, the head curator of the Hae Young Museum, and Park Hae Young’s fiance. Oh Yoon Ju is a social climber who will do everything to become Hae Young’s wife and inherit the Dae Han Group. At the same time, she courts the attentions of Nam Jung Woo, played by Ryu Soo Young, who is Lee Seol’s professor.
Also known as: King of Baking / Kim Tak Goo / Bread, Love and Dreams
Cast: Yoon Shi Yoon, Eugene, Lee Young Ah, Jeon Gwang Ryul, Jeon In Hwa, Joo Won, Park Sang Myung
Plot: Kim Tak Goo is the eldest son of Goo In Jong, who is one of the best bakers in the industry. He is also the president of Samhwa Enterprise. Kim Tak Goo is a talented baker and is the successor of his father as president, however because he was born out of wedlock, Goo In Jong’s wife and legitimate siblings conspire to deny him his inheritance. Even in the face of struggles and difficulties, Kim Tak Goo is motivated to become the number one in the baking industry and builds his business from scratch. Moreover, he is betrayed by the woman he loves. But soon he would meet a woman who stands by his side.
This is a new Korean drama which just began December 13th. It’s a spin-off of IRIS.
It’s set in the future, at a time when Korea is attempting reunification. To gather funds for the reunification, Korea develops the TWR – a high speed nuclear reactor – which raises the interest of other countries. To protect the country from terrorists, Korea establishes the National Security Agency, to which special agent Lee Jung Woo is transferred. He goes to Italy on a manhunt for certain North Korean terrorists, followed by Ki-Soo, a defector from North Korea. More agents join them and conspiracies arise.
A group that threatens the current power structure of the world rises. This group is led by Athena – the terror organization that puts the whole world in danger. Filming took place in Japan, Switzerland, Singapore, Italy, Hawaii and New Zealand.
Haru is a one-episode web drama starring ten Hallyu stars Big Bang, TVXQ’s Yunho, Chae Young, Park Shi Hoo, Lee Dae Hae and Kim Bum. This webdrama is part of the 2010 Korea Tourism Organization Interactive Campaign Sight and features 6 stories. Haru means “day” in Korean, so all of the events that occur in this drama happen only in one day.
The story centers on Lee Dae Hae, and during this day of hers, she encounters the other characters.
Also known as: Runaway Plan B
Cast: Lee Na Young, Uehara Takako, Takenaka Naoto, Bi Rain, Lee Jung Jin, Daniel Henney
Plot: Set during the Korean War, when a large sum of money has gone missing. Now, 60 years later, the money has reappeared, resulting to a frantic chase across the world. Jin Yi (Lee Na Young) seems to be an innocent woman, however she hides a motive for seeking (Bi Rain). Unexpectedly, she falls in love with Rain. Complicating things, there are several men looking for them. A Japanese singer, Kieko (Uehara Takako) is also in love with Rain. Her father Hiroki (Takenaka Naoto) is a powerful yakuza. Who will Rain choose?
Also known as: Mischievous Kiss, Naughty Kiss
Cast: Kim Hyun Joong, Jung So Min, Lee Tae Sung, Kang Nam Gil, Jung Hye Young, Oh Gyung Soo, Choi Won Hong, Jang Ah Young, Lee Si Young, Yoon Seung Ah, Hong Yoon Hwa,
Plot: Last-placer Oh Ha Ni (Jung So Min) has loved first-placer Baek Seung Jo (Kim Hyun Joong), in vain, for four years. On their last year of high school, she decides to writer him a love letter. He returns her letter, and to her horror, has graded it a D-. Furthermore, the newly-bought house she and her dad live in caved in during a minor earthquake, and now they have to live with her father’s best friend. Upon moving in, Ha Ni finds out that it’s none other than Seung Jo’s house.
Cast: Micky Park Yoochun, Park Min Young, Song Joong Ki, Yoo Ah In, Seo Hyo Rim
Plot: Set in the Joseon era, young Kim Yoon Hee (Park Min Young) dresses herself as a man and goes to college at Sungkyunkwan to protect her sick sibling Yoon Shik, provide for her family and save herself from becoming the Minister of War’s second wife. In Sungkyunkwan, she meets righteous scholar Lee Sun Joon (Micky Pack Yoochun), wild and rebellious Moon Jae Shin (Yoo Ah In) and playboyish Song Joong Ki (Seo Hyo Rim). Together, they become the Jalgeum Quartet, struggle against the corrupt Noron faction and lead their lives in search for a better Joseon.
