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According to the report from the Korea Tourism Board, the big-scale tourism promotion drama ‘HARU: An Unforgettable Day in Korea’ paid Dong Bang Shin Ki’s UKnow YunHo and Big Bang 100 million won each, and 50 million won for actress Lee DaHae. As for Kim Bum, Han ChaeYoung and Park SiHoo, each received 40 million. The total cost for casting is 370 million won and the whole production is 5100 million won all in all.
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Although we dont get to see Super Junior's faces in the MV, the entire MV was filled with their melodious voices which we got a preview on not long ago. In the MV, filled with scenes from the show itself, gives us a feel on how the show will be revolving around the different story lines and main characters. And for people who do not know yet.Taking you through several different stories, it begins with Yuhno who is an actor on set filming for his upcoming movie. His girlfriend is Lee Dae Hae who is on a journey to writing an action-packed melo-drama story, when she meets the photographer Kim Bum, stirring up some feelings for each other forming a love triangle between the three of them.
Han Chae Young and Park Shi Hoo are at the whim of whatever Lee Dae Hae writes, being that they are the characters portrayed in her story. Bringing her words to life we see a very action-packed yet goofy side of them, as they recreate Mr. and Mrs. Smith-like scenes.
Big Bang enters in as themselves, on their way to perform for little kids for their last day of school, giving them a day they will always remember.
Sounds exciting, doesn’t it? Well wait no longer, you can watch the episode on their official website now! Subtitles included. Just go here.
And as you watch, you can notice that at the beginning you see a clock at 6:00AM from then on the minutes seem to go by as seconds, just so you can go all the way up to 12:00AM in such a short time, to experience a day in Korea. Also making your own travelers guide as you watch, little icons pop up at twenty-four different moments in the show, clicking on them will add it to your tags, giving you information about the culture as you’re viewing it in action. A very smart way to get you pumped for your first visit to Korea!
At the end of the drama, step two as they call it, you can view these tags again, this time actually having time to read them all. Then move on to step three where you can look at more travel guides and also take a look at the making of the film.
Don’t just listen to me talking about it, check it out for yourself!"
