Kim Beom to promote 1st full-length Japanese album in Japan this weekend

Cover of Kim Beom's 1st full-length Japanese album [King Kong Entertainment]

Korean actor Kim Beom will visit Japan this weekend to promote his upcoming first full-length Japanese album, King Kong Entertainment announced on Tuesday.

The agency said that Kim will host promotional events for his soon-to-be-released album, "HOME TOWN," in Tokyo, Japan from June 23 to 25.

The agency said he will fly to Japan on the first day of the schedule, open a large-scale fan meeting on June 24 and hold interviews with local media outlets on June 25.

"HOME TOWN," set to drop on June 20, is composed of seven tracks including the title track of the same name,"Day Break" and "Before and After Dreams" (translated title).

Additionally, Kim has uploaded the full-length music video for "HOME TOWN" onto to his official Facebook webpage on June 8, and the video has reached over 44,000 views since becoming available for streaming online.

Kim had previously proved his vocal skills by recording a song for the soundtrack to KBS' "Boys Over Flowers" and playing the role of a musician in MBC's "Still, Marry Me."

Meanwhile, Kim is currently shooting the thriller "Miracle," helmed by famed director Kwon Ho-young from the movie "Parallel Life," opposite actor Kim Kang-woo.

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