2PM's Lee Junho will make a guest appearance in the Japanese remake of the drama "Memory.".

The tvN drama "Memory," which aired in Korea in 2016, is about a lawyer with Alzheimer's disease who fights his last battle in court, and it tells the story of the precious values of life and family love that he wants to protect while losing his memory.

Junho played the role of 'Jung Jin,' a lawyer who is good at his job but difficult to get along with. This drama holds special meaning for Junho as it was his first drama appearance. Therefore, he readily accepted the offer to make a cameo appearance in the Japanese remake.

This will be Junho's first appearance in a Japanese drama. On set, he deepened his relationships with the lead actor, Kiichi Nakai, and Yuki Izumisawa, who plays the role equivalent to 'Jung Jin.'

He said, "I hope that viewers will feel a lot of love for the people around them after watching this drama, which incorporates content that reflects on one's own mistakes and regrets, and cherishes everything, including the small things that happen in life."

The Japanese remake of "Memory" is scheduled to premiere on J:COM Premier Channel and Fuji TV NEXT Live Premium on March 21st at 10 PM.

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.