“Love Rain” has been sold over to Japan, China, Hong Kong Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Cambodia, Singapore and other American and European countries.
“Love Rain” is being welcomed in these countries for it uses the 'term' love which is a common value in all the countries that has been explained in the Korean way.
Currently shown on the KBS World Channel, “Love Rain” is doing tremendously well. On the worldwide video website Youtube, “Love Rain” with various subtitles is hitting high number of hits.
An official of the production company Yoon’s Color says, "It has been sold to Asia, the Americas and Europe. Everyone is happy at the good news are working extremely hard".
Meanwhile, “Love Rain” will be aired twice a week on Japanese cable TV KN TV and Fuji TV in July.
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