Ju Ji-hoon and Park Bo-young's Mystery Mood in "Light Shop"

"Light Shop" has released two teaser posters and a teaser trailer.

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Disney+'s original series "Light Shop" is a story that takes place when customers with suspicious secrets come to the "Light Shop", the only place that lights up the end of a dark alley. It is the fifth work of Kang Full's 'Mystery Psychological Troubles' series and is based on the webtoon "Light Shop", which has exceeded 1.5 million views and has been praised and loved by many readers.

Actor Kim Hee-won, who showed dense acting and amazing expressive power in a number of movies and dramas, including Jeongwon High School's homeroom teacher Choi Il-hwan in "Moving", will direct the first series. On top of that, Ju Ji-hoon, Park Bo-young, Kim Seolhyun, Bae Sung-woo, Um Tae-goo, Lee Jung-eun, Kim Min-ha-I, Park Hyuk-kwon, Kim Dae-myung, Shin Eun-soo, Kim Sun-hwa-I and Kim Ki-hae will join to appear as suspicious figures surrounding "Light Shop".

"Light Shop", which raised explosive curiosity after releasing the opening poster featuring the only lighting of the dark alley, doubles expectations by releasing two teaser posters.

First, Ju Ji-hoon, who plays Won-young, the shop owner who protects the "Light Shop", overwhelms the eyes with his strong presence. Somewhere suspicious customers who come along with the bright light and the appearance of Won-young facing them calmly make us wonder about the story to be told at the "Light Shop" every night.

Park Bo-young, who plays Yeong-ji, a nurse in the intensive care ward, is also significant. Unlike Won-young, Yeong-ji looks at those who come to the ward filled with cool blue light with a fearful look, raising curiosity about who the two strangers face. In particular, the phrase "Every night, they find light" conveys the mysterious mood of the work and arouses interest in the story.

In addition, the teaser trailer of the light shop that everyone has been waiting for shows unique worldviews and various characters of famous actors and actresses presented by "Moving"'s Kang Full. "Light Shop" is the only place that lights up dark alleys without a single ray of light. Strange people who visit this place create a strange tension just by their existence. The characters, who mix various emotions such as fear, sadness, and earnestness, then visit the "Light Shop" with their own stories and add to the line, "Maybe willpower isn't about being alone" to amplify the expectations of what the story will unfold. Finally, "Isn't it a world where people live?" is a line by Won-young that makes fans all over the world wait for "Light Shop" to open.

"Light Shop" consists of a total of eight episodes, with four episodes released on December 4th, and two episodes will be available every week for the next two weeks