Park Yoo-chun

South Korean singer-songwriter and actor (born 1986)

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In this Korean name, the family name is  Park.

Park Yoo-chun

박유천

Park Yoo-chun in 2014

Born|  (1986-06-04) June 4, 1986 (age 38)

Seoul, South Korea

Other names| Micky Yoochun
Education| Kyung Hee University
Occupations|

* Singer-songwriter
* actor

Relatives| Park Yu-hwan (brother)
Musical career
Genres|

* K-pop
* R&B

Instrument| Vocals
Years active|

* 2003–19
* 2020–present

Labels|

* SM
* C-JeS
* Re:Cielo

Formerly of|

* TVXQ
* JYJ
* SM Town

Korean name
Hangul|

박유천

Hanja|

朴裕千

Revised Romanization| Bak Yu-cheon
McCune–Reischauer| Pak Yuch'ŏn

Musical artist

Signature

Park Yoo-chun (born June 4, 1986), formerly known as Micky Yoochun and better known by the mononym Yoochun, is a Korean-American singer-songwriter and actor. He is a former member of the South Korean boy bands JYJ and TVXQ. He has starred in dramas Sungkyunkwan Scandal (2010), Miss Ripley (2011), Rooftop Prince (2012), Missing You (2012), Three Days (2014) and A Girl Who Sees Smells (2015).

## Early life

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Park was born on June 4, 1986, in Seoul, South Korea.[citation needed] His family moved to the United States in 1998.[1] He lived in Fairfax, Virginia, where he attended Holmes Middle School, Rocky Run Middle School, and Chantilly High School.[2]

In 2001, he won an award at the American Music Festival and then returned to Korea to prepare for his debut. After a relatively short training period of one year and five months, he made his debut as a member of the five-member male group TVXQ through SBS BoA & Britney Spears Special Stage on December 26, 2003.[3]

Park Yoo-chun graduated Hanam High School in 2007 along with fellow members Kim Junsu and Kim Jaejoong.[4] He attended Kyunghee Cyber University.[citation needed] His father, died on March 14, 2012.[citation needed] He has a younger brother, Park Yu-hwan, who is also an actor.[citation needed]

## Musical career

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### TVXQ

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Main article: TVXQ

In 2003, Park returned to South Korea after he was scouted by Brothers Entertainment. He was later signed as an artist by S.M. Entertainment.[5]

From 2003 to 2009, Park performed as a member of the best-selling K-pop boy band TVXQ. In July 2009, Park and two of his TVXQ bandmates, Jaejoong and Junsu, filed a lawsuit against their South Korean agency S.M. Entertainment. Through their lawyers, the members stated that the 13-year contract was excessively long, schedules were held out without the confirmation or permission of the members, contract terms have been extended and changed without their knowledge or consent and that the group's earnings were not fairly distributed to the members. After TVXQ's Japanese label announced a group hiatus in early 2010, they formed a new three-member group initially known as JUNSU/JAEJOONG/YUCHUN in Japan.

On November 28, 2012, the legal battle between JYJ and S.M. finally ended. Both sides agreed to retiring every judicial accusation against each other and not interfering in each other's actions.

### JYJ

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Main article: JYJ

JYJ in 2014 Asian Games opening ceremony

In September 2010, JYJ released extended play The..., which debuted at number one on Japan's Oricon album charts.[6] However, Avex had announced the suspension and when in Japan, the same month that year.[7]

JYJ proceeded to release The Beginning, a global album which was sung in English. JYJ promoted the new album via a worldwide showcase tour throughout October and November with dates in South Korea, Southeast Asia and the United States.
On January 25, 2011, JYJ released Korean extended play Their Rooms "Our Story"." JYJ's second group album and first full-length Korean-language album In Heaven was released September 28, 2011.

Starting from April, Park toured Asia and North America for JYJ's first Worldwide Tour.[8] The tour was then extended to Europe and South America, adding another four stops in Spain, Germany, Chile and Peru.

### Solo career

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Park is featured in "Tokyo Lovelight" from DJ Makai's mini-album, Stars. He was also one of the featured rappers on the song "Heartquake", a track from Super Junior's third album, Sorry, Sorry.[9]

For Miss Ripley, Park sang "너를 위한 빈자리 (The Empty Space for You)". It appeared in the ninth episode of the drama and was released on the Miss Ripley OST (Part 3).

#### Songwriting

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Park has written and composed several songs that have appeared on TVXQ's Korean and Japanese albums. As a member of SM Town, he contributed to the 2007 winter album Only Love with his composition "Evergreen". Park also wrote and composed "사랑 안녕 사랑 (Love Bye Love)", featured on the group's fourth Korean studio album Mirotic.[10] For the Trick project, he wrote the lyrics to his solo "My Girlfriend", entirely in English.[11]

"Kiss the Baby Sky", one of the A-side's for TVXQ's twenty-fifth Japanese single, marked the first time that one of the songs both written and composed by Park was released on a Japanese single.[12]

With TVXQ members U-Know Yunho and Xiah Junsu, Park wrote the rap lyrics to "Love After Love", which appeared on their second Korean studio album, Rising Sun. For the group's Japanese releases, Park wrote and co-composed "Kiss Shita Mama, Sayonara" (Kissしたまま、さよなら, lit. As We Kiss, Goodbye) with Hero Jaejoong (Kim Jaejoong) for T, TVXQ's third Japanese album.[13] In September 2009, he and Hero Jaejoong (Kim Jaejoong) released a self-written duet, "Colors (Melody and Harmony)/Shelter", which was used as the image song for Hello Kitty's 35th anniversary.[14]

Park has also written songs for JYJ's albums. "I Love You", a track featured in JYJ's 2010 album The Beginning, was penned by Park. In January 2011, Park was the lyricist/composer in JYJ's music essay called Their Rooms "Our Story" for the song "이름없는 노래 Part 1 (A Song Without A Name, Part 1)". In addition, he also composed the rap in bandmate Junsu's song, "Xiahtic". For In Heaven, Park co-wrote "Get Out" with bandmate Kim Jaejoong.

#### 2018–2019: Japan activities and first studio album

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Park confirmed to hold a fan meeting and mini concert titled "Reunion: Remember the Memories" on March 10 and 11, 2018 as his first public appearance after being discharged as a public service worker.[15][16]

Park released his first studio album, Slow Dance, on February 27, 2019.[17] Park had his first solo concert in Seoul on March 2, 2019, called 'Slow Dance in Seoul'[18]

Park's Slow Dance concert tour in Japan began in March 2019.[19]

He announced his retirement from the entertainment industry in April 2019, following his arrest on suspicion of illegal drug use and the termination of his contract with his agency.[20]

#### 2020–present: Comeback and change in companies

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Park held a charity fanmeeting for the LOVE ASIA foundation in Bangkok, Thailand on January 25, 2020.[21]

On July 31, 2020, it was announced that Park was working on a new album, which would be followed by a fan signing and mini concert in Thailand.[22] The album, RE:mind, was released on 19 November 2020. It contains seven tracks: "THE CRY", "Station", "Carousel", "WHAT U WAITING FOR", "SOMEBODY TO LOVE ME", recorded in English, and "SEE YOU AGAIN", recorded in Japanese and Thai.[23]

After his departure from C-JeS Entertainment, Park Yoochun continued his solo activities through the agency The Number Nine which manages his activities in Thailand [24] in cooperation with the label Re:Cielo and Yesperar which was granted exclusive management rights of the artist by Re:Cielo until July 2021.[25]

In 2023, commemoration of the 20th anniversary of his debut, he held a fan meeting titled "Re.birth" from 9 to 10 November in Haneda and a dinner show titled "Rhythm -with one heart-" on 11 November in Yokohama. The prices of tickets to the events, 23,000 yen and 50,000 yen respectively, attracted criticism for their relative expense in comparison to popular K-pop groups' fan meetings.[26][27]

## Acting career

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Park's starting minor roles were with TVXQ, in Banjun Theater and Vacation.[28][29]

In June 2010 Park began his official acting career by appearing in the Japanese BeeTV mobile drama Beautiful Love ～君がいれば～ (Beautiful Love ~If you were here ~) as Young-soo, the runaway heir of a conglomerate.

Two months later, Park made his Korean debut as an actor in the hit 2010 KBS drama Sungkyunkwan Scandal (성균관스캔들). He portrayed Lee Seon Joon, a wealthy, passionable and studious nobleman, who falls in love with his fellow schoolmate—a woman disguised as a man.[30] He received the "Rookie of the Year" Award, "Netizen Award" and "Best Couple" Award at the 2010 KBS Drama Awards ceremony. He won "Best Newcomer Award" and "Most Popular Actor in a TV Drama" at The 47th Baeksang Arts Awards, the most prestigious entertainment awards in South Korea. Park also won "Best Actor" and "Most Popular Asian Actor" at the 6th Seoul International Drama Awards.

In 2011, he starred in the MBC drama Miss Ripley with Lee Da-hae, Kim Seung-woo, and Kang Hye-jung.[31] His character as Song Yoo-hyun has him playing a half-Korean, half-Japanese second-generation director who will falls blindly in love with the antiheroine. At the 2011 MBC Drama Awards, Park won "Best Newcomer" for his role as lead male in "Miss Ripley."

In 2012, he starred in the SBS drama Rooftop Prince with Han Ji-min. Park's third role was Lee Gak, a Joseon era prince who time-travels 300 years to the present day, and also as Yong Tae-yong, third generation of conglomerate. The drama started airing on March 21, 2012. On August 30, Park won "Most Popular Actor in TV Drama" at the 48th Baeksang Arts Awards, crowning him as the most popular actor for two years in row.

On November 7, 2012, Park returned to television by participating in his fourth drama, MBC's Missing You,[32] in which he portrays homicide detective Han Jung-woo who, in the past when he was fourteen years old, was separated from his first love.

Having played the main character in a SBS and a MBC drama during 2012, Park attended both networks' drama award shows. At the MBC Drama Awards on December 30, the actor won the "Excellence Actor in a Mini-Series" Award for his role in Missing You. At the SBS Drama Awards the following day on the 31st, he received four more awards--"Excellence Actor in a Drama Special", one of the "Top 10 Stars", "Best Couple" (shared with Han Ji-min), and the "Netizen Popularity" Award—at the SBS Drama Awards for his performance in popular drama Rooftop Prince.

He has since achieved a so-called "Grand Slam" by having won trophies from each of South Korea's three major television channels, SBS, MBC, and KBS.[33]

In 2014 and 2015 he won the title of "Best New Actor" for his performance in Haemoo at numerous entertainment awards, including the Baeksang Arts Awards,[34] the Blue Dragon Awards, the Daejong Film Awards, the Busan International Film Festival and the SACF Beautiful Artists Awards.[35]

## Personal life

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### Relationships

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In April 2017, it was confirmed by Park's agency that he was engaged to Namyang Dairy Products heiress, Hwang Ha-na.[36][37] On May 15, 2018, the couple was reported to have ended their relationship.[38][39]

### Legal issues and sexual assault controversies

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In 2016 and 2017, Yoo-chun was accused by four different women of sexual assault, but was acquitted after the police ruled it was difficult to prove the use of force, making the charges invalid.[40] The case was later forwarded to Seoul Central District Prosecutors Office and he was also cleared of all sexual assault charges.[41] One of Yoo-chun's accusers was ruled to have falsified the charges, and was sentenced to two years in prison.[42] In 2017, another one of Yoo-chun's accusers ("A") was found to be not guilty of false accusations and defamation. The prosecutor of this defamation case attempted to appeal this decision but the appeal was denied.[43][44] In 2018, "A" filed for a civil suit for damages against Yoo-chun for 100 million won in compensation and requested for his officetel to be seized.[45] The court has ordered to settle their suit through mandatory mediation with the Seoul Court Mediation Center [46] ruling in July 2019 that Yoo-chun should pay "A" 50 million won instead. Because Park Yoo-Chun did not send his objection to the proposal within the given two weeks deadline the terms are accepted by default and solidified the amount he must compensate.[47] Yoo-chun initially failed to pay the compensation, and was brought to a detention judgement trial in 2020. During the trial, Yoo-chun was given a "non-punishment" ruling, meaning "the punishment is unfair or that the debtor proved that he was meeting his obligations by the date of the trial".[48] In February 2021, it was announced that Yoo-chun had paid the compensation in full.[49]

On August 18, 2021, it was reported in a Japanese news article that Park had signed with a new agency due to his former agency (Re:Cielo) having "barely paid" him during his two years with the company, and claimed the company had embezzled funds. In response, Re:Cielo announced that Park's statements were entirely false and that they were preparing a civil damages lawsuit against him due to his breach of contract and defamation of the company.[50] On August 27, 2021, another agency Yespera Co., Ltd revealed that Re:Cielo signed an exclusive contract that grants Yespera exclusive management rights of Park Yoochun with permission from the artist. For this reason, they filed an injunction against his broadcast and entertainment activities stating there was no reason to terminate his contract.[51] On November 10, 2021, Park was temporarily banned from appearing on TV and continuing any activities in the entertainment industry (unless the activities were with Yespera but no mention of Re:Cielo) by the Seoul Central District Court.[52][53][54]

### Drug use allegations and related charges

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On April 26, 2019, Park was arrested on suspicion of purchasing and using methamphetamine. He was also suspected of attempting to destroy evidence by dyeing and shaving the hair from his body before undergoing the drug test. Park's agency, C-JeS Entertainment, announced that his contract would be terminated and that he would retire from the industry.[55] According to news reports, Park admitted the drug charges against him after initially having repeatedly denied the accusations.[56][57] On July 2, 2019, Park was sentenced to ten months imprisonment, suspended for two years and a fine of 1.4 million won.[58] He has since completed his probation without violations.[59]

### Tax evasion

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On December 14, 2023, Park was included in a list of tax defaulters released by the National Tax Service. His 5 evasions of 409 million won in taxes, including capital gains taxes, dated back to 2016.[60][61]

## Discography

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Main articles: TVXQ discography and JYJ discography

### Solo appearances

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Year  | Title  | Song  | Duration  | Artist

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2009  | Makai's Album "Stars"  | Tokyo Lovelight  | 05:31  | DJ Makai feat. Yuchun
2011  | Miss Ripley OST  | An Empty space for you  | 03.20  | Park Yoochun
2014  | Gummy's Album "I Loved.. Have No Regrets"  | 놀러가자  | 03:33  | Gummy feat. Yuchun
Solo Year  | Album Title  | Release Date

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2016  | How Much Love Do You Have In Your Wallet  | January 18
2019  | Slow Dance  | February 27
2020  | RE:mind  | November 19

## Filmography

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### Film

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Year  | Title  | Role  | Notes

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2005  | Dating on Earth | Park Yoochun  |
2014  | Haemoo | Dong-shik  |
2017  | Lucid Dream | Mysterious man  |
2022  | On The Edge | Tae-hong  | Independent Film[62]

### Television series

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Year  | Title  | Role  | Notes

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2005  | Rainbow Romance | Yoochun  |
Banjun Drama | High school student  |
Masked fencer, slave  |
2006  | Himself
Vacation |
2010  | Beautiful Love: If You're Here | Young-soo  | Japanese drama
Sungkyunkwan Scandal | Lee Sun-joon  |
2011  | Miss Ripley | Song Yoo-hyun / Yutaka  |
2012  | Rooftop Prince | Lee Gak / Yong Tae-yong  |
Missing You | Han Jung-woo  |
2014  | Three Days | Han Tae-kyung  |
2015  | A Girl Who Sees Smells | Choi Mu-gak  |

### Narration

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Year  | Title  | Note

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2011  | The Hometown in Which I Used to Live | Documentary about small towns
2014  | Human Documentary Love - Ep. 4 | Documentary about conjoined twins
2015  | 기적의 피아노 / The Piano | Documentary film about a visually-impaired piano child prodigy

### Radio show

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Year  | Title  | Notes

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2007  | TVXQ Bigeastation  | Park acted as the host with TVXQ

## Awards and nominations

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Year | Awards | Category | Nominated Work | Result | Ref.

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2001 | American Singing Competition (Virginia) | Best Artist of the Competition | — | Won |
2003 | KBN Teens Singing Competition | Special Award | — | Won |
2010 | KBS Drama Awards | Best New Actor | Sungkyunkwan Scandal | Won | [63]
Netizen Award | Won
Best Couple Award (with Park Min-young) | Won
2011 | 47th Baeksang Arts Awards | Best New Actor (TV) | Won | [64]
Most Popular Actor (TV) | Won
6th Seoul International Drama Awards | People's Choice Award (Korea) | Won | [65]
Outstanding Korean Actor | Won
7th Korea Drama Awards | Best New Actor | Sungkyunkwan Scandal,
Miss Ripley | Nominated |
MBC Drama Awards | Miss Ripley | Won | [66]
2012 | 48th Baeksang Arts Awards | Most Popular Actor (TV) | Won | [67]
K-Star News Awards | Best Idol Actor (voted by children) | — | Won |
7th Seoul International Drama Awards | People's Choice Award (Korea) | Rooftop Prince | Won | [68]
Outstanding Korean Actor | Won
SBS Drama Awards | Excellence Award, Actor in a Drama Special | Won | [69]
Netizen Popularity Award | Won
Top 10 Stars | Won
Best Couple Award (with Han Ji-min) | Won
MBC Drama Awards | Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries | Missing You | Won | [70]
Popularity Award | Nominated
Best Couple Award (with Yoon Eun-hye) | Nominated
2013 | 49th Baeksang Arts Awards | Most Popular Actor (TV) | Won |
2014  | 3rd APAN Star Awards | Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries  | Three Days | Nominated |
34th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards | Best New Actor | Haemoo | Won |
51st Grand Bell Awards | Won |
15th Busan Film Critics Awards | Won |
4th SACF Beautiful Artists Awards | Won |
Star Night Showbiz Awards | Popular Star Award | Won |
35th Blue Dragon Film Awards | Best New Actor | Won | [71]
SBS Drama Awards | Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries | Three Days | Won |
Top 10 Stars | Won |
Netizen Popularity Award | Nominated |
Best Couple Award (with Park Ha-sun) | Nominated |
2015 | 6th Korea Film Reporters Association (KOFRA) Film Awards | Best New Actor | Haemoo | Won |
10th Max Movie Awards | Best Actor | Nominated |
Best New Actor | Won |
51st Baeksang Arts Awards | Best New Actor (Film) | Won |
24th Buil Film Awards | Best New Actor | Nominated |
8th Korea Drama Awards | Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries | A Girl Who Sees Smells | Nominated |
SBS Drama Awards | Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries | Won |
Top 10 Stars | Won |
2021  | Las Vegas Asian Film Awards  | Best Actor  | On The Edge | Won  | [72]

## Tours

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Year | Tour | Dates | Venue

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2012  |

Park Yuchun 1st Asia Fanmeeting Tour

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* August 25
* September 8
* September 14
* September 16

* Shanghai, China (Shanghai Arena) with 5,000 attendees[74]
* Shenzhen, China (Shenzhen Bay Sports Center) with 4,000(?) attendees[75]
* Taipei, Taiwan (National Taiwan University Sports Center) with 4,000 attendees[76]
* Bangkok, Thailand (Royal Paragon Hall) with 5,000 attendees[77]

2014  |

Park Yuchun Fanmeeting Housewarming Party

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* June 4
* June 14
* June 29

* Seoul, Korea (Korea International Exhibition Center) with 6004 attendees[79]
* Guangzhou, China (Guangzhou Gymnasium) with 5000 attendees
* Shanghai, China (Mercedes-Benz Arena (Shanghai)) with 4000 attendees

2015  |

Park Yuchun Fanmeeting Tour Loving Yu in China

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* February 7
* February 14
* March 1

* Beijing, China (Olympic Sports Centre (Beijing))[81]
* Chengdu, China (University of Electronic Science and Technology of China)
* Shanghai, China (Shanghai Indoor Stadium)[82]

2015  |

2015 Park Yuchun Fanmeeting Japan Tour ′ALL ABOUT YU

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* June 30 (Osaka)
* July 1 (Osaka)
* July 11 (Nagoya)
* July 12 (Nagoya)
* July 22 (Yokohama)
* July 23 (Yokohama)

* Osaka, Japan (Osaka-jō Hall)
* Nagoya, Japan (Nippon Gaishi Hall)
* Yokohama, Japan (Yokohama Arena)

2018  | Remember the memories

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* March 10 (Tokyo)
* March 11 (Tokyo)

* Tokyo, Japan ( Musashino Forest Sports Plaza )

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Awards for Park Yoo-chun

* v
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Baeksang Arts Award for Best New Actor – Television

1970s|

* Kim In-moon (1974)
* Gu Chung-seo and Hyun Seok (1975)
* N/A (1976)
* N/A (1977)
* Lee Young-ha (1978)
* Jung Dong-hwan (1979)

1980s|

* Yu In-chon (1980)
* N/A (1981)
* N/A (1982)
* Jung Han-yong (1983)
* Kang Seok-woo (1984)
* Son Chang-min (1985)
* Choi Jae-sung (1986)
* Choi Sang-hoon (1987)
* Jung Ha-wan (1988)
* Park Sang-won (1989)

1990s|

* Kim Kap-soo (1990)
* Lee Won-young (1991)
* Chun Ho-jin (1992)
* Son Ji-chang (1993)
* Jang Dong-gun (1994)
* Lee Min-woo and Lee Jung-jae (1995)
* Jung Woo-sung and Ahn Jae-wook (1996)
* Jung Heung-chae (1997)
* Lee Sang-in (1998)
* Cha Tae-hyun (1999)

2000s|

* Ahn Jae-mo and Yoon Tae-young (2000)
* Won Bin (2001)
* Ryoo Seung-bum (2002)
* Yang Dong-geun (2003)
* Kim Min-jun (2004)
* Mun Jung-hyuk (2005)
* Chun Jung-myung (2006)
* Park Hae-jin (2007)
* Song Chang-eui (2008)
* Lee Min-ho (2009)

2010s|

* Kim Nam-gil (2010)
* Park Yoo-chun (2011)
* Joo Won (2012)
* Lee Hee-joon (2013)
* Jung Woo (2014)
* Im Si-wan (2015)
* Ryu Jun-yeol (2016)
* Kim Min-seok (2017)
* Yang Se-jong (2018)
* Jang Ki-yong (2019)

2020s|

* Ahn Hyo-seop (2020)
* Lee Do-hyun (2021)
* Koo Kyo-hwan (2022)
* Moon Sang-min (2023)
* Lee Jung-ha (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Blue Dragon Film Award for Best New Actor

1960s|

* Oh Yeong-il (1967)

1970s|

* Go Kang-il (1970)
* Ham Yeong-joong and Noh Yu-hyeon (1971)
* Park Ji-young and Im Ji-seong (1972)
* Shin Il-ryong and Jeon Yeong (1973)

1990s|

* Park Sang-min (1990)
* Choi Jin-young (1991)
* Cho Jae-hyun (1992)
* Kim Myung-soo (1993)
* Yeo Kyun-dong (1994)
* Lee Jung-jae (1995)
* Park Shin-yang (1996)
* Jang Dong-gun (1997)
* Ahn Jae-wook (1998)
* Lee Sung-jae (1999)

2000s|

* Kim Rae-won (2000)
* Cha Tae-hyun (2001)
* Hwang Jung-min (2002)
* Bae Yong-joon (2003)
* Jae Hee (2004)
* Chun Jung-myung (2005)
* Ryu Deok-hwan (2006)
* Daniel Henney (2007)
* Kang Ji-hwan and So Ji-sub (2008)
* Yang Ik-june (2009)

2010s|

* Choi Seung-hyun (2010)
* Lee Je-hoon (2011)
* Jo Jung-suk (2012)
* Yeo Jin-goo (2013)
* Park Yoo-chun (2014)
* Choi Woo-shik (2015)
* Park Jeong-min (2016)
* Do Kyung-soo (2017)
* Nam Joo-hyuk (2018)
* Park Hae-soo (2019)

2020s|

* Teo Yoo (2020)
* Jung Jae-kwang (2021)
* Kim Dong-hwi (2022)
* Hong Xa-bin (2023)

* v
* t
* e

Baeksang Arts Award for Best New Actor – Film

1960s|

* Kim Seok-gang (1965)
* \- (1966)
* \- (1967)
* O Yeong-il (1968)
* \- (1969)

1970s|

* Kim Hee-ra (1970)
* Hah Myung-joong (1971)
* Sin Yeong-il (1972)
* Park Ji-hun and Choi Jung-min (1973)
* \- (1974)
* Kim Choo-ryeon and Yoo Young-guk (1975)
* Min Cheol (1976)
* Jin Yoo-young (1977)
* Kim Heung-ki (1978)
* \- (1979)

1980s|

* \- (1980)
* Kim Seong-chan (1981)
* Lee Yeong-ho (1982)
* \- (1983)
* Kim Soo-chul (1984)
* Kang Seok-woo (1985)
* Yim Sung-min (1986)
* Park Joong-hoon (1987)
* Min Gyu (1988)
* Choi Min-soo (1989)

1990s|

* Kim Bo-sung (1990)
* Moon Sung-keun (1991)
* Lee Il-jae (1992)
* Cho Jae-hyun (1993)
* Kim Byung-se (1994)
* Lee Jung-jae (1995)
* Han Suk-kyu (1996)
* Park Shin-yang (1997)
* Im Chang-jung (1998)
* Lee Sung-jae (1999)

2000s|

* Sol Kyung-gu (2000)
* Yeo Hyun-soo (2001)
* Jung Woon-taek (2002)
* Kwon Sang-woo (2003)
* Bae Yong-joon (2004)
* Yoon Kye-sang (2005)
* Lee Joon-gi (2006)
* Jung Ji-hoon (2007)
* Jang Keun-suk (2008)
* So Ji-sub and Kang Ji-hwan (2009)

2010s|

* Lee Min-ki (2010)
* Choi Seung-hyun (2011)
* Kim Sung-kyun (2012)
* Ji Dae-han (2013)
* Kim Soo-hyun (2014)
* Park Yoo-chun (2015)
* Park Jeong-min (2016)
* Ryu Jun-yeol (2017)
* Koo Kyo-hwan (2018)
* Kim Young-kwang (2019)

2020s|

* Park Myung-hoon (2020)
* Hong Kyung (2021)
* Lee Hong-nae (2022)
* Park Jin-young (2023)
* Lee Do-hyun (2024)

* no winner

* v
* t
* e

Baeksang Arts Award for Most Popular Actor

Film|

* Son Chang-min (1990)
* Dokgo Young-jae (1995)
* Park Shin-yang (1998)
* Lee Jung-jae (1999)
* Lee Sung-jae (2000)
* Song Kang-ho (2001)
* Yu Oh-seong (2002)
* Im Chang-jung (2003)
* Gang Dong-won and Kwon Sang-woo (2004)
* Gang Dong-won, Kim Rae-won and Lee Dong-gun (2005)
* Hyun Bin (2006)
* Lee Joon-gi (2007)
* Kwon Sang-woo (2008)
* Ju Ji-hoon (2009)
* Jang Keun-suk (2010)
* Choi Seung-hyun (2011)
* Jang Keun-suk (2012)
* Kim Dong-wan (2013)
* Kim Soo-hyun (2014)
* Lee Min-ho (2015)
* Do Kyung-soo (2016)
* Do Kyung-soo (2017)

Television|

* Jeong Jin, Byun Hee-bong and Lee Deok-hwa (1985)
* Yu In-chon (1986)
* Kil Yong-woo and Lee Deok-hwa (1987)
* Jung Han-yong and Nam Sung-hoon (1988)
* Im Hyun-sik and Park Geun-hyung (1989)
* Kim Soon-cheol and Yu In-chon (1990)
* Jung Han-yong and Joo Hyun (1991)
* Park Sang-won and Choi Min-soo (1992)
* Bae Yong-joon and Jang Dong-gun (1997)
* Cha In-pyo and Song Seung-heon (1998)
* Ryu Si-won (1999)
* Yoo Dong-geun and Jun Kwang-ryul (2000)
* Kang Seok-woo (2001)
* Yoon Tae-young and Bae Yong-joon (2002)
* Ahn Jae-mo and Yoon Tae-young (2003)
* Rain and So Ji-sub (2004)
* Zo In-sung and Eric Mun (2005)
* Jo Hyun-jae (2006)
* Lee Beom-soo (2007)
* Kang Ji-hwan (2008)
* Kim Hyun-joong (2009)
* Lee Seung-gi (2010)
* Park Yoo-chun (2011)
* Park Yoo-chun (2012)
* Park Yoo-chun (2013)
* Kim Soo-hyun (2014)
* Lee Jong-suk (2015)
* Song Joong-ki (2016)
* Park Bo-gum (2017)

Combined|

* Jung Hae-in (2018)
* Doh Kyung-soo (2019)
* Hyun Bin (2020)
* Kim Seon-ho (2021)
* Lee Jun-ho (2022)
* Park Jin-young (2023)
* Kim Soo-hyun (2024)

* v
* t
* e

Grand Bell Awards for Best New Actor

1970s|

* Kim Ki-man (1977)
* Han Ji-il (1978)
* Lee Young-joo (1979)

1980s|

* Ahn Sung-ki (1980)
* Jeon Moo-song (1981)
* N/A (1982)
* N/A (1983)
* N/A (1984)
* N/A (1985)
* Choi Jae-sung and Kang Seok-hyun (1986)
* Kim Se-jun (1987)
* Lee Dong-jun (1989)

1990s|

* An Seung-hun (1990)
* Park Sang-min (1991)
* Shin Hyun-joon (1992)
* Kim Kyu-chul (1993)
* Kim Byung-se (1994)
* Lee Jung-jae (1995)
* Lee Byung-hun (1996)
* Song Kang-ho (1997)
* Lee Sung-jae (1999)

2000s|

* Sol Kyung-gu (2000)
* Ryoo Seung-bum (2001)
* Lee Jong-soo (2002)
* Kwon Sang-woo (2003)
* Kim Rae-won (2004)
* Go Soo (2005)
* Lee Joon-gi (2006)
* Ryu Deok-hwan (2007)
* Daniel Henney (2008)
* Kang Ji-hwan (2009)

2010s|

* Jung Woo (2010)
* Lee Je-hoon (2011)
* Kim Sung-kyun (2012)
* Kim Soo-hyun (2013)
* Park Yoo-chun (2014)
* Lee Min-ho (2015)
* Jung Ga-ram (2016)
* Park Seo-joon (2017)
* Lee Ga-sub (2018)
* Jung Hae-in (2019)

2020s|

* N/A (2020)
* N/A (2021)
* Mu Jin-sung (2022)
* Kim Seon-ho (2023)

* v
* t
* e

Korean Association of Film Critics Awards for Best New Actor

1980s|

* Jung Han-yong (1981)

1990s|

* Lee Geung-young (1990)
* Kim Byung-se (1994)
* Lee Jung-jae (1995)
* Jung Woo-sung (1997)
* Park Shin-yang (1998)
* Lee Sung-jae (1999)

2000s|

* Sol Kyung-gu (2000)
* Yang Dong-geun (2001)
* Hwang Jung-min (2002)
* Park Hae-il (2003)
* Gang Dong-won (2004)
* Ha Jung-woo (2005)
* Lee Yeong-hoon (2006)
* Daniel Henney (2007)
* Kang Ji-hwan (2008)
* Choi Jae-woong (2009)

2010s|

* Song Sae-byeok (2010)
* Lee Je-hoon (2011)
* Kim Sung-kyun (2012)
* Yeo Jin-goo (2013)
* Park Yoo-chun (2014)
* Choi Woo-shik (2015)
* N/A (2016)
* Park Seo-joon (2017)
* Nam Joo-hyuk (2018)
* Park Hyung-sik (2019)

2020s|

* Kwak Min-gyu (2020)
* Lee Hong-nae (2021)
* Son Suk-ku (2022)
* Park Jin-young (2023)

* v
* t
* e

Busan Film Critics Awards for Best New Actor

2000s|

* Yoo Ji-tae (2000)
* Kim Myung-min (2001)
* Hwang Jung-min (2002)
* Park Hae-il (2003)
* Gang Dong-won (2004)
* Chun Jung-myung and Kim Kang-woo (2005)
* Ryu Deok-hwan (2006)
* Yoo Ah-in (2007)
* N/A (2008)
* So Ji-sub and Kang Ji-hwan (2009)

2010s|

* N/A (2010)
* N/A (2011)
* Kim Sung-kyun (2012)
* Ensemble cast of Jiseul (2013)
* Park Yoo-chun (2014)
* Choi Woo-shik (2015)
* N/A (2016)
* Koo Kyo-hwan (2017)
* Sung Yoo-bin (2018)
* N/A (2019)

2020s|

* Kwak Jin-mu (2020)
* Kim Jun-hyung (2021)
* Kim Dong-hwi (2022)
* Kwon Da-ham (2023)

* v
* t
* e

MBC Drama Awards for Best New Actor

1970s|

* Yu In-chon (1974)
* Hyun-Seok (1975)
* Han In-soo (1976)
* Kim Ho-sung and Kim Dong-hyun (1977)
* Lee Won-yong (1978)
* Lim Jeong-ha (1979)

1980s|

* Kil Yong-woo (1980)
* Yoon Soo-hong (1982)
* Lim Young-Kyu (1983)
* Choi Sang-hoon (1984)
* Jung Seong-mo (1985)
* Kim Joo-seung (1986)
* Park Chan-hwan (1987)
* Park Sang-won (1988)
* Moon young-min (1989)

1990s|

* Pyo Hong-hak (1990)
* Jung Myung-hwan (1991)
* Kim Chan-woo (1992)
* Han Suk-kyu (1993)
* Cha In-pyo (1994)
* Ahn Jae-wook (1995)
* Jung Joon-ho (1996)
* Yoo Tae-woong (1997)
* Park Yong-ha and Yu Oh-seong (1998)
* Kim Sang-kyung, Cha Tae-hyun and Yoon Tae-young (1999)

2000s|

* Go Soo and Kim Myung-min (2000)
* Ji Sung and Lee Seo-jin (2001)
* Kim Jaewon and Kim Sung-min (2002)
* Gang Dong-won and Kim Min-jun (2003)
* Eric Mun and Hyun Bin (2004)
* Daniel Henney, Kang Ji-hwan and Lee Min-ki (2005)
* Ju Ji-hoon and Won Ki-joon (2006)
* Han Sang-jin and Kim Min-sung (2007)
* Park Hae-jin and Jang Keun-suk (2008)
* Lee Seung-hyo and Yoo Seung-ho (2009)

2010s|

* Lee Sang-yoon and Lee Tae-sung (2010)
* Lee Gi-kwang, Park Yoo-chun and Park Yoon-jae (2011)
* Kim Jae-joong and Lee Jang-woo (2012)
* Lee Sang-yeob and Oh Chang-seok (2013)
* Choi Tae-joon and Im Si-wan (2014)
* Kang Eun-tak, Yoon Hyun-min and Lee Soo-hyuk (2015)
* Nam Joo-hyuk and Ryu Jun-yeol (2016)
* Kim Jung-hyun and Kim Seon-ho (2017)
* Kim Kyung-nam and Lee Jun-young (2018)
* Lee Jae-wook and Rowoon (2019)

2020s|

* Ahn Bo-hyun (2020)
* Kang Hoon (2021)
* Lee Jong-won (2022)
* Kim Mu-jun, Kim Yoon-woo (2023)

* v
* t
* e

JYJ

* Jaejoong
* Yoochun
* Junsu

Studio albums|

| Korean|

* In Heaven (2011)
* Just Us (2014)

|

English|

* The Beginning (2010)

Extended plays|

| Korean|

* Their Rooms "Our Story" (2011)

|

Japanese|

* The... (2010)

Related topics|

* C-JeS Entertainment
* TVXQ

* Discography
* List of songs

* v
* t
* e

TVXQ

* U-Know Yunho
* Max Changmin

* Hero Jaejoong
* Micky Yoochun
* Xiah Junsu

Studio albums|

| Korean|

* Tri-Angle
* Rising Sun
* "O"-Jung.Ban.Hap.
* Mirotic
* Keep Your Head Down
* Catch Me
* Tense
* New Chapter #1: The Chance of Love
* 20&2

|

Japanese|

* Heart, Mind and Soul
* Five in the Black
* T
* The Secret Code
* Tone
* Time
* Tree
* With
* Tomorrow
* XV
* Zone

Special albums|

* The Christmas Gift from TVXQ
* Rise as God
* New Chapter #2: The Truth of Love
* Epitaph

Compilation albums|

* Best Selection 2010
* Complete: Single A-side Collection
* Single B-side Collection
* Two of Us
* Fine Collection: Begin Again

Concert tours|

| World tours|

* "O" Asia Tour
* Catch Me World Tour
* Tistory Special Tour

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Japan tours|

* Heart, Mind and Soul Tour
* Tone Tour
* Time Tour
* Tree Tour
* With Tour
* Begin Again Tour

Affiliated tours|

* SM Town Live '10 World Tour
* SM Town Live World Tour III
* SM Town Live World Tour IV

Filmography|

* Banjun Theater
* I Am
* Analog Trip

Record companies|

* SM Entertainment
* Avex Group
* Avex Trax
* Rhythm Zone
* Avex Taiwan

Related topics|

* SM Town
* Lee Soo-man
* Yoo Young-jin
* JYJ

* Category
* Albums
* Singles
* Awards and nominations
* Tours
* Japan Tours
* Videography
* List of recorded songs

Authority control databases

International|

* ISNI
* VIAF

National|

* Korea

Artists|

* MusicBrainz

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