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South Korean actress Kim Ji-won will return to Thailand after a two‑year absence for an exclusive fan meeting in Bangkok on November 28, 2026. The event, titled “2026 KIM JI WON FANMEETING 〈WONEDERLAND〉 IN BANGKOK,” will be held at SiamPic Hall in Siam Square One, with tickets available via Zipevent. Fans can expect a joyful experience and a chance to see the star known for roles in The Heirs, Descendants of the Sun, and Doctor X: Mafia in White.

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Fans are eagerly awaiting the beautiful doctor! Kim Ji-won returns to Thailand after two years, inviting WONEDAY to experience joy at the exclusive fan meeting “2026 KIM JI WON FANMEETING 〈WONEDERLAND〉 IN BANGKOK” on November 28. WONEDAY supporters in Thailand are preparing to welcome happiness once again as Kim Ji-won (KIM JI WON), the acclaimed South Korean actress known for diverse roles, prepares to meet Thai fans and embark on a journey to the land of happiness at the exclusive fan meeting “2026 KIM JI WON FANMEETING IN BANGKOK”. This marks her second fan meeting in Thailand after a two‑year hiatus, scheduled for Saturday, November 28, 2026 at SiamPic Hall, 7th floor, Siam Square One, starting at 6:00 p.m. Kim Ji-won is a versatile actress praised for her outstanding performances in various television dramas and films, including The Heirs, Descendants of the Sun, Queen of Tears, and most recently Doctor X: Mafia in White, where she plays the brilliant surgeon Choi Ye-su-jong, a role that is currently gaining soaring ratings. Thai WONEDAY fans can purchase tickets today via Zipevent at https://www.zipeventapp.com, priced at 6,000, 5,300, or 3,500 baht (excluding service and plastic card fees), with many special privileges up for grabs. Join Kim Ji-won in starting the happiness button together at the “2026 KIM JI WON FANMEETING IN BANGKOK”. For more details, follow SOLE U ENTERTAIN.

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