Actor Kim John Hoon revisits controversy over similarity to Park Yuchun... Ignores criticism and holds ”expensive fan meeting” with Japanese fans

The path of singer Park Yuchun and actor Kim John Hoon is similar. Despite the strong public criticism for the crimes they committed, they ignored this and tried to make a comeback for Japanese fans.
Recently, actor Kim John Hoon posted an announcement on his personal SNS account about a fan meeting for his Japanese fans.
The attached link provided access to an application form written in Japanese.
Kim John Hoon's side announced a fan meeting tour for three days and two nights from June 7th to 9th.
On the first day, Kim John Hoon will personally visit fans' rooms.
The second day will feature special performances, commemorative photo shoots, an after-party, and more.
The price for this fan meeting is 144,000 yen, excluding round-trip airfare, which is about 1.29 million Korean won.
The ban was enacted in response to the controversy surrounding Kim John Hoon's Drunk Driving incident, and since then, he has been showing his unrestrained and brazen behavior, which has sparked controversy.
Last year, Kim John Hoon was driving on the Nambu Beltway in Gangnam-gu, Seoul when he collided with a car in front of him and was killed by police who were called to the scene.
He refused to take a breathalyzer test three times, and was charged with refusing a breathalyzer test and with causing bodily injury under the Special Law for Handling Traffic Accidents.
Kim John Hoon's actions, which included announcing the dates of his Japan concert in May, are seen as ignoring the criticism he received in Korea.
His choice also raised eyebrows as it was similar to that of Park Yuchun, who was involved in a drug scandal in 2019.
At the time, Park Yuchun maintained his innocence and declared that if his drug use was true, he would retire from the entertainment industry. He later tested positive for methamphetamine and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
He was sentenced to two months in prison and two years of probation. Park Yuchun, whose name was even included in the list of "high-income tax defaulters" published by the National Tax Service, has continued to work overseas, including in Japan, as if he had never made the announcement about retirement.
Park Yuchun also recently held a fan meeting and dinner show in Japan for over 20,000 yen, and has been updating his status on YouTube and social media.
Choi Jong-hoon, who was accused of gang rape, also came under heavy criticism after he was released from prison and recruited a Japanese fan club.
As the group continues to make indirect returns to Japan, their brazen actions have caused even more anger.
It is waking up.