'Change Street' Premieres This December: A Grand Project Celebrating 60 Years of Korea-Japan Relations

A monumental project commemorating the 60th anniversary of Korea-Japan diplomatic relations, 'Change Street,' is set to launch its highly anticipated first episode this December.

'Change Street' is a novel music variety program bridging Korea and Japan. Its simultaneous broadcast is confirmed for December on South Korea's ENA and Japan's Fuji TV main terrestrial channel, gathering significant anticipation from music fans worldwide.

The show features top artists from both nations embarking on busking performances in unfamiliar streets of each other's countries, exploring local cultures, and sharing candid reactions and talks in the studio. It goes beyond mere performances, aiming to deliver fresh musical感動 and authentic stories born from the encounters.

Especially significant in this historic year marking 60 years of diplomatic ties, 'Change Street' will highlight the cultural diversity and musical identities of both Korea and Japan. It is expected to serve as a vital cultural exchange platform, fostering shared enjoyment and empathy between Korean and Japanese viewers.

The initial lineup includes Heo Young-ji, Yoon San-ha of ASTRO, Hui of PENTAGON, and HYNN (Park Hye-won). Their unique musical worlds and exceptional vocal talents are poised to create fascinating chemistry, piquing audience curiosity. The show will also sequentially reveal its MCs, panel members, and a diverse array of artists crossing genre boundaries.

Through laughter and resonance inspired by music, 'Change Street' aims to remind viewers of the essence of musical emotion and the warmth of cultural exchange. Co-produced by Forest Media, HangangForest ENM, and ENA, the program will air this December on ENA in Korea and Fuji TV in Japan. The music echoing through the streets and the deep connections forged within promise a meaningful celebration of 60 years of Korea-Japan relations.

Netizens are expressing excitement, commenting, 'Finally, a proper K-J content format!', 'Looking forward to the lineup, can't wait to watch,' and 'A Korea-Japan exchange program sounds meaningful and fun.'