'Min Hee-jin Cover' Magazine Becomes Best Seller... "It's Interesting and I'm Grateful" [Star Issue]

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Min Hee-jin, CEO of ooak records (OK Records), has garnered attention in bookstores across South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan even before the release of the October 2026 issue of Japanese lifestyle magazine Casa BRUTUS, which features her on the cover.

The October 2026 issue of Casa BRUTUS, titled "SEOUL LIFESTYLE GUIDE (Seoul Lifestyle Guide)," scheduled for release in Japan on the 9th, has already topped the bestseller list in the Art, Architecture, and Design magazine category on Amazon Japan and secured first place in specialty magazine sales at Rakuten Books, establishing its presence in Japanese bookstores prior to official release.

In South Korea, sold-out lines began forming well in advance. After simultaneously claiming the top spot in both foreign books and magazines categories at Kyobo Book Center, all initial stock was quickly exhausted. At Aladin, all reserved inventory was sold out, while YES24 also recorded first place in the Japanese magazine bestseller list before selling out.

Additionally, the issue reached number one on the real-time bestseller list for Japanese magazines at Taiwan's largest online bookstore, Books.com.tw (), with all reserved stock sold out as well.

The October 2026 issue of Casa BRUTUS attracted attention by featuring a Korean individual on its cover for the first time in the magazine's history. Min Hui-jin (CEO) was allocated an impressive 26 pages for interviews and photo shoots, and her home, previously kept under wraps, was revealed for the first time. The feature comprehensively captures Min Hee-jin's tastes and perspective, ranging from Seoul's spaces and culture introduced by Min Hui-jin (CEO) herself to the collaboration "everyone ok" with Japanese fashion brand everyone (Everyone).

Notably, this marks the first time in Casa BRUTUS's history that Seoul has been spotlighted as a single city. The issue explores various domains including architecture, interior design, fashion, food, and culture, offering an in-depth look at Seoul's current lifestyle and creative scene.

"It is interesting and gratifying that many people across borders have responded to this work, which honestly reflects the Seoul I see and things I love," said Min Hui-jin (CEO), adding, "I believe good content can be discovered and enjoyed in each person's own way, regardless of language or region. I hope this project becomes an opportunity for people to discover new charms of Seoul."

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