BTS J-Hope "Thank you to the citizens of Wonju"... Japanese fans 'special gifts' to their hometown of Gwangju [Anchor Report]

J-Hope became the second BTS member to be discharged after Jin.

While being discharged from the military amid the celebration and welcome of fans from all over the world, he sent a message saying, "Thanks to the fans, I was able to finish healthy and safe," especially "Thank you to the citizens of Wonju for supporting me every time I marched." He also asked for the public's interest and love for the soldiers who protect the country.

Let's listen to J-Hope's words in the live broadcast that followed.

[J-Hope / BTS member: A lot of people are working hard to protect our country. So I really wanted to talk about that. And as I've always said, every time I march, the residents cheer up. Sons, our sons. [It was so encouraging]
Japanese fans of
j-hope have prepared a special gift.

He decided to visit his hometown, Buk-gu, Gwangju, and do a good deed in person.

J-Hope Japanese supporters will hold a donation ceremony tomorrow in front of the Namdo Local Food Museum in Buk-gu, Gwangju,

The sculpture prepared by Japanese fans by collecting the general production cost is a "HOPE"-shaped structure made of 7 words, including HAPPY, LOVE, JUST DANCE, SUN, PEACE, and STREET.

In addition, Japanese supporters plan to deliver 5 million won in scholarships to the Green Umbrella Children's Foundation to support local youth's dreams,
It means to actively discover and support J-Hope's juniors, such as local youth who have talents in dancing and singing
.

Fans gave us a warm welcome and a special gift.

I think it will be a great help for J-Hope to be active again.