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Jadu
Kim Duk Eun, known professionally as Jadu, is a South Korean singer and former member of the mixed duo THE JADU. She graduated from Seonjeong High School and was later enrolled in the Practical Music program at Dongduk Women's University but dropped out. She made her debut in 2001 as the vocalist of…
Matsumoto Seicho
Matsumoto Seicho was a Japanese author born on February 12, 1909 but his birthday is listed as December 21 on his family register. His real name is Matsumoto Kiyoharu. While Matsumoto himself stated he was born in Hiroshima, official records state he was born in Itaku Village, Kiku District, Fukuoka…
Ke Jie
Ke Jie is a 9th-dan professional Go player affiliated with the Chinese Chess Academy (中国棋院). He has won eight world championships and two Nongshim Cup Three Kingdoms Go Challenge titles. In 2019, he was recommended for admission to Tsinghua University (清华大学). (Source: MyDramaList)
Kitti Akaraseranee
Kitti Akaraseranee is a former director and producer. He's the brother of famous actor Pisan Akaraseranee. He produced various dramas for Channel 5, Channel 9 and Channel 7 through the production companies Akaraseranee Productions Co., Ltd., Akkara Media Company Limited and Akkara Entertainment Company…
Cho Hun Hyun
Cho Hun Hyun is a South Korean retired Go player and politician. He graduated from Shinmei Middle School and later in life, he was granted an honorary Ph.D. in Physical Education from Mokpo National University. He began learning Go at the age of four and passed the test for becoming a professional in…
Jelle
Jaylen Ashford Jelle was born in Atlanta, Georgia. At the age of 17, he moved to Seoul, South Korea to finish his high school studies. He would eventually go on to attend Yonsei University, majoring in Comparative Literature and Culture. While in high school and in University, Ashford was street casted…
Song Dae Gwan
Song Dae Gwan was a South Korean trot singer. He graduated from Jeonju Yeongsaeng High School and made his debut in 1967 with the song "A Kind Man". He left his home looking for an opportunity to earn some money to help his family, and in Seoul, he was introduced to a KBS executive who, after listening…
Jay Park
Jay Beom Park, known professionally by his Korean name Park Jae Beom and also as Jay Park, is an American singer, dancer, producer, composer, businessman and former member of 2PM (투피엠). He graduated from Apgujeong High School and later dropped out of the Business Administration program at Dankook…
Zhang Ke Yuan
Zhang Ke Yuan is born on November 4, 2001 and is currently studying at Beijing Modern Music Institute (Source: Baidu)
Andrew Lau
Andrew Lau Wai-Keung (born 4 April 1960) is a Hong Kong film director, producer, and cinematographer. Lau began his career in the 1980s and 1990s, serving as a cinematographer to filmmakers such as Ringo Lam, Wong Jing and Wong Kar-wai. In the 1990s, Lau decided to have more creative freedom as a cinematographer…
Ryoko Sakka Chaya Jiro 4
Japanese Special - 2004, 1 episodes4.0
Travel writer Chaya Jiro is visited by his ex-wife, Kazuko. Kazuko has doubts about the cause of death of her uncle, Wasaburo, who fell to his death in the Kumano River in Wakayama two weeks earlier, and asks Jiro…
Tetsudo Sosakan 4: Ai to Kanashimi no Idasen Suwako - Nagoya Mitsumoto no Ressha no Jigokuhyo Trick!
Japanese Special - 2004, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the story "Ai to Shi no Iida-sen" (愛と死の飯田線), within the novel "Saihate no Blue Train: Kyuko 'Tenpoku' Satsujin Jiken" (最果てのブルートレイン―急行『天北』殺人事件)…
Sosa Kenji Chikamatsu Shigemichi 4
Japanese Special - 2004, 1 episodes
A young girl committed suicide in her own bathroom. It was thought that she did it due to a broken heart, but her mother denied it. Prosecutor Chikamatsu learns of an incident that happened 10 years ago between a detective…
Kasai Chosakan Kurenai Renjiro 4: 2/9 no Mokei ga Abaku! 14-nenkan Moe Tsuzuketa Kankei
Japanese Special - 2004, 1 episodes
~~ Adapted from the manga series "Kasai Chosakan Kurenai Renjiro: Hono no Profile" (火災調査官 紅蓮次郎・炎のプロファイル) written by Nabeshima Masaharu and illustrated by Tanaka Tsukasa (田中つかさ).
Central Ikegami Police Season 4
Japanese Drama - 2004, 11 episodes8.0
~~ Adapted from the manga "Police Chief" (警察署長) by Takamochi Gen (たかもちげん)
Tales of Terror Series 4
Japanese Drama - 2005, 20 episodes10.0
An anthology series consisting of 20 short episodes released in the following order: >> Story 1: "Futari Botchi" (ふたりぼっち) [Director: Asato Mari] >> Story 2: "Tonari no Onna" (隣の女) [Director: Murakami…
Salaryman Kintaro Season 4
Japanese Drama - 2004, 10 episodes
Following the death of his mentor, Yamato Construction chairman Ryunosuke Yamato, and tired of the Japanese corporate system, Kintaro leaves the salaryman life. He returns to his hometown and becomes a fisherman. There…













