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Singer Kim Jang-hoon to Visit Dokdo for the 7th Time, Holds Meaningful Performance with Coast Guard

Singer Kim Jang-hoon to Visit Dokdo for the 7th Time, Holds Meaningful Performance with Coast Guard
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Singer Kim Jang-hoon is set to visit Dokdo for the seventh time.

Kim will hold a special concert on Dokdo on July 22. The performance was arranged at the request of the Donghae Regional Coast Guard and will be held for new coast guard officers who are graduating after completing their training.
Kim Jang-hoon (Photo: Getty Images Korea)

On that day, Kim is scheduled to perform a collaborative stage with the Coast Guard band. This event was organized to boost the sense of duty and pride of the South Korean Coast Guard and to reflect on the significance of Dokdo. Prior to his visit to Dokdo, Kim will attend an appointment ceremony for a promotional ambassador at the auditorium of the Donghae Regional Coast Guard on the afternoon of July 21. Having been reappointed as a promotional ambassador for the Donghae Regional Coast Guard, he is also scheduled to hold a special performance for the coast guard officers at the ceremony.

This visit to Dokdo marks Kim's seventh trip to the island. He has previously held three concerts on Dokdo and has continued activities to promote the island through various projects, including a Dokdo photo campaign, a swimming crossing of Dokdo, and a Go match.

Kim has long been active in promoting Dokdo and the East Sea both domestically and internationally through performances and campaigns. This time, he adds further significance to his efforts by staging a performance on Dokdo together with the South Korean Coast Guard.
Kim Jang-hoon (Photo: Getty Images Korea)



Reported by Kang Kyung-yoon | SBS Entertainment News
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