RESCENE Appointed as Promotional Ambassador for '2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games' with MBC [Official]

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MBC has appointed the girl group RESCENE as a broadcast promotional ambassador for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

The 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games will unfold over 16 days, from the opening ceremony on September 19 to the closing ceremony on October 4, marking Asia's largest sports festival. Ahead of the event, RESCENE has filmed various content alongside MBC, including official promotional videos, sport introduction videos, and messages of support for the South Korean delegation. These videos are expected to be released sequentially during the Games through MBC's Asian Games broadcast coverage, related programs, and digital platforms, enhancing viewers' enjoyment of the competition.

Additionally, RESCENE will appear in a special content series titled "One-Tutor Teacher RESCENE," featuring prominent MBC commentators and analysts such as Kim Sung-ju and Ahn Jung-hwan. Members Won-i and Minami will transform into "one-tutor teachers," offering easy and entertaining introductions to the culture, landmarks, and key viewing points of the host cities, Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture. This content is scheduled to be aired during major Asian Games broadcasts, including the opening ceremony.

RESCENE, beloved by fans both domestically and internationally for its bright and approachable charm, shared: "We are extremely honored and delighted to serve as MBC's promotional ambassador for the Asian Games broadcast. We will wholeheartedly cheer on South Korean athletes to showcase their best skills." They added, "We hope viewers can enjoy the Asian Games even more with MBC."

MBC stated, "Alongside RESCENE, which brings youthful and fresh energy, we have prepared diverse content to make the Asian Games more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Through unique content featuring RESCENE alongside the emotional moments of athletes, we will present an Asian Games broadcast that can be enjoyed by people of all ages."

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