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A trio of big chef names are behind Magari, opening tonight in LA’s hottest dining neighborhood
DAISEN, Akita Prefecture--To turn around the struggling local tourism and fireworks industries hurt by the pandemic, the city is producing a promotional video to show the world the charms of the Omagari fireworks festival.
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Mr. Yoo (played by Jun Suk-ho) is a writer who suddenly views city life as tolerable. So he grabs a train and runs off to the rural village of Magari. He manages to be alone for...only a few minutes really. Then the local farmer Won-bo (played by Park Myung-hoon) pops up and asks what Mr. Yoo's doing out there. Mr. Yoo asks if there's any place nearby he can stay, and that's how "Ssanahee Sunjung" gets started, Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, Ssanahee Sunjung, Choi Dae-chul, Gong Min-jung, Jeon Dan-ah, Jun Suk-ho, Jung Byung-gak, Kim Jae-hwa, Kim Ji-hwan-I, Park Myung-hoon, Shim Eun-jin