”National Treasure,” a film starring Ryo Yoshizawa and Ryusei Yokohama and directed by Lee Sang-il that has attracted 10 million viewers in Japan, will be released in Korea on November 19th.

"National Treasure," directed by Korean resident Lee Sang-il, which has attracted over 10 million viewers in Japan, is set to be released in Korea on November 19th, and a teaser poster and teaser version have been released.
"National Treasure" tells the lifelong story of two men who had to surpass each other to reach the rank of national treasure.
The teaser poster released along with the announcement of the release date shows a boy who loses his father in front of his eyes and is thrown into the world of Kabuki.
The photo features Ryo Yoshizawa as Kikuo, a boy who has been devoted to the world. The accompanying copy, "To become the only one in this world," refers to Kikuo, who devotes his life to becoming a national treasure in the film.
The teaser version released at the same time shows how a young Kikuo (Kurokawa Soya) is taken in by a prestigious Kabuki actor, Hanai Hanjiro (Watanabe Ken), and becomes a Kabuki actor.
The story begins with Kikuo (Yoshizawa Ryo), who grows up as a rival with his son Shunsuke (Yokohama Ryusei), and devotes his youth to art, but the difference in fate and talent leads to a split between joy and
They show both despair and anguish at the same time. Starting with the phrase "We will once again put everything on the line," the scene unfolds in a whirlwind, and we look forward to seeing their passion in the play as they aim to become "national treasures."
On the other hand, "National Treasure" has attracted 10 million viewers in Japan in the 102nd day since its release, and is the second most popular film in the series to be released in Japan.
It is the second highest grossing live-action film in Japan, following "Shut Down the Rainbow Bridge!" (2003).
The film won the 1st place in the category. Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by leading Japanese author Shuichi Yoshida, it was directed by Korean resident Lee Sang-il.
From Japan's leading stars such as Ryo Yoshizawa, Ryusei Yokohama, and Ken Watanabe to the much-anticipated "monster" Soya Kurokawa, explosive performances are sure to please.
During the unveiling, the production team was Yohei Taneda of "Kill Bill" as art director, and Sofiane El Fany, who worked on the Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or-winning film "Blue is the Warmest Color," as cinematographer.
Even the team participated, further enhancing the quality of the work.