Korean Actor Kim Nam-gil Thrills Fans at Successful Japan Fan Meeting

Korean actor Kim Nam-gil recently concluded his fan meetings in Japan with great success.

On the 22nd and 24th, Kim Nam-gil held his 2025 fan meeting tour 'Road to Gil' in Osaka and Saitama, creating unforgettable memories with his fans.

Returning to Japan after two years, Kim Nam-gil engaged directly with his fans through a pre-rehearsal viewing event and a diverse setlist during a performance that lasted over four hours, filling the event with cherished memories.

During the fan meeting, Kim Nam-gil opened the event by performing Yonezu Kenshi's 'Lemon' and 'Uma to Shika', greeting his fans warmly after a long time.

Kim Nam-gil shared personal photos and updates in 'Road to Gilmography', discussed behind-the-scenes stories from 'The Fiery Priest 2' in 'Nam-gil's Best Scenes', and interacted with fans through various programs like the balance game 'Road to Choice' and 'Gilpotify', showcasing his musical tastes.

Additionally, Kim Nam-gil surprised fans by appearing in the audience while singing Jung Joon-il's 'Hug Me', making eye contact and greeting fans, demonstrating his exceptional love for them. The event also included an 'OX Quiz' about Kim Nam-gil and a 'Fiery Relay Game', providing a time filled with excitement and emotion.

The fan meeting concluded with encore performances of 'Forever' and 'Can't I Love You', songs he traditionally performs at his Japan concerts, leaving a lasting impression. Fans responded with a slogan event and a sing-along, adding to the heartwarming atmosphere.

Kim Nam-gil expressed his affection for his fans, saying, "Spending time with you is always enjoyable and happy. Thank you for welcoming me every time. I will strive to be a proud actor and a good person, staying by your side for a long time with the energy you give me. I hope to see you again soon, and until then, please stay healthy."

Following his fan meetings in Osaka and Saitama, Kim Nam-gil is set to hold the 'Road to Gil' fan meeting in Seoul at the Donghae Culture and Arts Center, Kwangwoon University, on March 2nd.

Reported by Ryu Ye-ji, TenAsia ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr