🌏 Ju Ji-hoon Kicks Off His 2025 Asia Tour, Fueled by Global Drama Success
There’s a new wave sweeping through Asia, and it’s carrying the name Ju Ji-hoon.
On May 17, the actor officially launched his 2025 Asia Tour “JUNIVERSE” in Taipei, captivating over 1,500 fans at the National Taiwan University Sports Center. The fan meeting was a celebration of the universe he’s built over the years—one filled with iconic roles, emotional depth, and unwavering dedication.
The night opened with a soft but emotional rendition of Lee Juck’s “Laundry,” and the crowd’s response? Pure adoration. What followed was a joyful blend of music, games, and candid conversations. Ju Ji-hoon shared behind-the-scenes stories, his personal acting philosophy, and connected with the audience not just as an actor—but as a human being.
In a surprise second act, Ju appeared from the crowd singing the classic “Perhaps Love” from his breakout drama Goong. Fans were on their feet, some in tears, as he moved from aisle to aisle, offering genuine eye contact and waves that made every seat feel like front row.
💥 Riding the “The Trauma Code” Wave
Ju Ji-hoon’s tour isn’t happening in a vacuum. His Netflix series The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call, where he played genius surgeon Baek Kang-hyuk, has become a syndromic success across Asia. Viewers around the world have praised his performance as “Baek Kang-hyuk himself,” noting his commanding presence and emotional delivery.
It’s no surprise that this role has brought new fans to his long-time fandom. His tour feels less like promotion and more like a shared celebration of a new chapter in his career—a moment where regional fame has truly gone global.
🎤 A Show Full of Heart
From emotional performances to hilarious on-stage games that required agility and wit, Ju Ji-hoon proved again why he’s one of Korea’s most versatile and beloved actors. Ending the night with a heartfelt version of Hong Kwang-ho’s “You’re So Beautiful”, he personally greeted fans as they exited the venue.
It wasn’t just a show. It was a thank-you letter, written in moments, music, and sincerity.
Article Source: Sports Donga (May 19, 2025)
Image Source: Image via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
