Actor Song Kang and actress Han Seo Hee co-star in the TV series ”Even If I Know” to be remade in Japan...Yokohama Ryusei to play Song Kang's role

The highly popular Korean TV series "Even if I Know" will be remade in Japan.
"Love" will be released to audiences around the world from 9 p.m. on December 9th through the OTT platforms "ABEMA" and "Netflix."
"I Know It's Okay," which aired in 2021, is a love story between actor Song Kang and actress Han Seo Hee that resonates with viewers and has created a fanbase.
It has been ranked in the Netflix Global Top 10 TV (Non-English) category for seven consecutive weeks, capturing the interest of K-romance fans around the world, and has remained in the top 10 in Japan for 13 weeks.
The remake has proven its popularity in the local area. Yokohama Ryusei will star in the remake. Director Nakagawa Ryutaro will direct the film, and Director Fujii Michihito will participate as the general producer. The film will be released in eight episodes.
Set in Kamakura, Japan, the film will depict in detail the impulses of people who fall in love and the emotions of the protagonist, who is drawn to love despite knowing it will hurt him.
Lee Min-jeong, head of the distribution team at SLL Global, which produced the original version, said, "The TV series 'I Know' produced by SLL is
I am delighted to hear that "Even If It Happens" will be remade by a wonderful Japanese cast and crew. The remake will incorporate the unique Japanese sensibility, excellent acting, and a reflection of the local culture.
"I think that the three elements of the adaptation made it a highly polished work," he said, "In the future, SLL will continue to work hard to present good works to the Japanese market in various ways, not just remakes."
"It will be."