Japanese movie ”First Kiss” starring Takako Matsu and Hokuto Matsumura reaches 20,000 viewers in Korea on the fourth day of release

The Japanese movie "First Kiss 1ST KISS" exceeded 20,000 viewers in Korea on the fourth day after its release.
As of 10:20 a.m. on the 1st, "KISS" had a cumulative audience of over 20,000 people.
This box office speed is comparable to that of the Japanese romance film "Tonight, the World's Best."
This is the second highest record following "Even If This Love Disappears" (2022), and it is the same box office speed as the hit "10 Years Left to Live" (2023), which exceeded 560,000 cumulative audience numbers upon re-release.
Above all, this is a faster box office trend than Sakamoto Yuji's previous work "A Bouquet of Love" (2021), and it is the highest-grossing MEGABOX Exclusive release of all time.
It is bringing vitality to theaters this spring with a box office speed that exceeds the highest-grossing film "Look Back" (2024). According to the Japanese distributor, the film "First Kiss 1ST
"KISS" will be released in Japan for 4 weeks, and will feature not only Marvel's new film "Captain America: Brave New World" but also all the new films and films currently being shown, as well as the box office openings for the coming week.
It has achieved the feat of recapturing the top spot and is still spurring box office success.
"KISS" is about Kanna (Takako Matsu), who loses her husband Kakeru (Hokuto Matsumura) in an accident.
One day, Kanna travels back in time to 15 years before she met Kakeru, the protagonist, and falls in love with him again, and struggles to prevent a future accident.