SHINee's Minho, photo shoot and interview: ”My father participated in the Seoul Olympics, so being an Olympic Friends is like a dream come true”

Minho of the group SHINee met with ARENA HOMME+. In the interview, he told about the fun of communicating with the public through various methods.

In the interview published on the 22nd, Minho said that being selected as an Olympic Friends was like a dream come true for him. "It must be a dream come true and there must be high expectations because I can enjoy watching and cheering for my favourite events, including the Korean athletes," he said, adding that it also has a special meaning for him personally. He added that it has a special meaning for him personally: 'The interesting thing is that my father competed in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Of course, I'm just watching, but it's very special for me,' he added.

He also spoke about his role in the drama 'A House Full of Love'. 'When people saw it, they said it was a role that suited me. He said that it was difficult for him to grasp the emotions in the beginning of the role as he was different from himself in many ways.

He also told us about his own unique way of getting used to the role he had taken on. I try to melt my everyday natural behaviour into the character as much as possible so that I don't feel awkward and I can get to know him through my behaviour.

He also shared the thrill he felt while preparing for the play 'Waiting for Godot'. 'Since I was in my twenties, I really wanted to do a play on University Road. Because it's a live performance, isn't it? I was attracted to the idea of taking a long breath in one go.

Of course, while practising, he also felt the difference between what he wanted to do and what he wanted to do. Minho said he enjoyed the whole experience, despite the fact that he felt like he was "adding a square metre to my space from the corner of a big room". I was more excited than scared about what the audience would think of my performance. Above all, it was very interesting while practising.

He said that he doesn't set goals systematically, which makes it even more enjoyable. 'I'm the type of person who is satisfied now, and if something new comes along, I'll adapt to it. I think I will spend the rest of the year busy, new and interesting.

Minho's passion-filled photogravure and interview can be seen in the September issue of 'ARENA HOMME+'.