Park Yoochun Releases New Mini Album and Announces Japan Tour

Former JYJ member and actor Park Yoochun continues to make strides in his career. On December 18, he released his mini solo album 'Where I Walk' in Japan, following the release of his new song 'Get Over' on November 13.

Park Yoochun's busy schedule includes a Japan tour titled 'Where I Walk,' set to take place on December 21, 23, 24, 26, and an additional performance in Yokohama on Christmas Day.

Looking ahead, he will host the '2025 Park Yoochun Dinner Show' at the Yokohama Grand Hotel on February 7, further solidifying his activities in Japan.

Due to various controversies in South Korea, Park Yoochun has shifted his focus to Japan for his career. He faced multiple allegations of sexual assault in June 2016, all of which were dismissed. However, in 2019, he was convicted for methamphetamine use, receiving a 10-month prison sentence, suspended for two years.

During a press conference, he maintained his innocence, stating, 'I have never used drugs. If I did, I would retire.' Despite his claims, a drug test returned positive results, leading to his conviction under the Narcotics Control Act, which included probation, drug treatment, and a fine of 1.4 million won.

After being released on probation, Park Yoochun established a new agency with his long-time manager in 2021, reversing his retirement and focusing on overseas activities. However, he has faced disputes with his agency and has been listed as a habitual delinquent for unpaid debts, continuing to position himself as a controversial figure while primarily working abroad.