The Pachinko series officially released its first trailer ahead of the second season airing this year. The trailer also showcases BLACKPINK's Rosé covering Coldplay's Viva La Vida. According to Forbes on Monday July 22, 2024, the cover sung by the BLACKPINK member will also be played again at the end of Pachinko season 2.
Rosé even uploaded the Pachinko season 2 trailer on her Instagram Story on Tuesday (23/7/2024), while expressing her pride in being able to contribute to the series that has won many awards. The second season of Pachinko is set in several places, one of which is Osaka in 1945.
In the second season, Sunja (Kim Min-ha) must do various things so that his family can survive amidst the destruction caused by World War II. Meanwhile, Solomon (Jin Ha), Jinha's grandson, tries to find financial influence in a society that continues to judge him because of his origins.
This happened after Sunja helped her mother run a boarding house during the Japanese occupation of Korea which was told in the first season of Pachinko. Sunja has a smooth life until she meets fish broker Koh Han-su (Lee Min-ho), a Korean civilian who works for the Japanese and has great power in the village where Sunja lives.
Although Sunja is married to Baek Isak (Noh Sang-hyun), her relationship with Koh Han-su results in them having children that lead them to unexpected things. Sunja then followed her husband to live in Osaka, Japan. However, she had to face some discrimination by the native Japanese.
Pachinko's first season earned several major awards, including a Peabody Award, an American Film Institute Award, a Critics Choice Award, and a Gotham Independent Film Award. Meanwhile, the second season of Pachinko will also be played by Yuh-Jung Youn, winner of the Academy Awards.
In addition, there are also Japanese actresses Anna Sawai, Jung Eun-chae, Soji Arai, Han Jun-woo, and Kim Sung-kyu. Pachinko season 2 will consist of eight episodes starting August 23. Each episode will air every Friday until October 11, 2024. Pachinko season 2 officially airs on Apple TV+.
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