"Wow, that's great" I stole the heart of the drama master who watched BTS BTS.

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A famous Japanese artist who saw a picture of BTS (BTS) V showed interest and became a hot topic in Japan.

When Eriko Kitagawa, a drama scriptwriter and film director called the queen of Japanese trendy dramas, showed interest in V's photo, it spread quickly on social media.

Eriko Kitagawa wrote on X (formerly Twitter), "Who is this person? If you know someone, please let me know," he said, expressing his curiosity. The post drew attention from fans and Japanese netizens as it drew great attention.

The picture he posted is Para, where V participated as an ambassadorThis is a video of an Iscity campaign ad. The advertisement is currently being sent to billboards in major areas such as Tokyo Metro Ginza Station and Omotesando Station in Japan.

Eriko Kitagawa has written masterpieces such as "As It Is," "Asnaro White Paper," "Tell Me I Love You," "Long Vocation," "One Million Stars From the Sky," and "Orange Days." He received the 18th Mukoda Kuniko Award, presented to Japan's best drama scriptwriter for "Beautiful Life."

Long Vocation, which aired in Fujiterevi in 1996, is a hit that has even caused social phenomena and reached the peak of Japanese trendy dramas. Takuya Kimura, who starred in the drama, contributed greatly to the explosive popularity of the drama, and with this work, he became a representative actor in Japan.

It's the Paras seen by Eriko KitagawaIn the video for the Is City campaign, V appeared as a cleaner, creating fantastic scenes with all over the resort in the background. V showed a variety of charms by digesting various concepts for each brand.

His post attracted the attention of Japanese fans and netizens, and comments poured in. Eriko Kitagawa said a few hours later, "Thank you. BTS knew it. I didn't notice it even though I knew it. Wow, that's great.. I couldn't help but think like that on the reverse platform (there were a lot of posters) and ask. It was a really overwhelming scene."

Meanwhile, V ranked No. 1 for 253 consecutive weeks in the popular Japanese idol vote 'Nehan'. It has also maintained its No. 1 ranking for 219 consecutive weeks in the "K-pop Idol Popularity Ranking" of K-board, a platform specializing in K-culture. In addition, it ranked first in the entire period in the "Korean Drama Male Actor General Election" and "Flower Boy Election," and ranked first in the entire period in the K-pop site "KPOP JUICE."

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