Jang Geun Suk reveals 2nd version of Makgeolli CF

Actor Jang Geuk Suk unveiled his second Suntory Makgeolli CF through YouTube recently, impressing fans once more with fluent Japanese.

In the video, Jang Geun Suk introduces Korea’s rice wine drink, and instructs the public on how to drink it properly.

He explains , “Quietly shake the can 4~5 times. If you shake it too much, the can will explode.” And with that warning, Jang Geuk Suk pours the drink into a glass cup, sniffs it, and takes a sip. Then he croons, “Mm~ Delicious”.

Check out the video below!

Source: My Daily

Jang Geun Suk gives a tour of his MV set for Japanese single, “Let Me Cry”

On April 21st, Hallyu star Jang Geun Suk released a video documenting the MV film set for his upcoming Japanese debut single, “Let Me Cry“.

However, fans were more interested in gazing at the idol himself. With his stylish long hair and smoky eye makeup, his homme fatale charisma pierced right through the screen and captivated the hearts of his fans.

Netizens praised, “The prince of Asia”, “It’s an explosion of charisma”, “He’s so handsome. He pulls off the makeup style so easily, even I have trouble pulling ot off!” and “I pray for the day I can see him in person!”

Check it out below!

Source: TV Daily via Nate

Jang Geun Suk selected as the main Japanese model for “Nature Republic”

Hallyu actor Jang Geun Seuk was recently selected to be the official model for “Nature Republic“.

Thanks to his soaring popularty in Japan, Jang Geun Seuk will be promoting as the main Japanese model for the make-up brand for the next year.

A representative revealed, “With both talent and star potential, Jang Geun Suk has been rising as the latest Hallyu star with the popularity of his drama, ‘You’re Handsome‘, which recently began airing in Japan.  His wholesome, pure image fit well with our brand’s image, which is why we came to choose him.”
Jang Geun Suk commented, “I’m very glad and honored to be chosen as a model for the brand.”

Starting April 20th, fans can look out for advertisements through Nature Republic’s Japanese homepage.

Source: Chosun via Nate