“Still Shining” Unveils Main Poster of Park Jinyoung and Kim Min Ju’s Fateful Reunion

JTBC has released the main poster for its upcoming Friday drama Still Shining, spotlighting the emotionally charged reunion between Park Jinyoung and Kim Min Ju.

Set to premiere on March 6, Still Shining tells the story of two young people who once shared a world of their own and eventually become each other’s source of trust — and the light that guides their lives. While earlier teaser posters captured the pair’s youthful innocence at 19 and 20, the newly unveiled visuals shift the focus to their thirties, where time has deepened both their emotions and their unresolved feelings.

The main poster features Yeon Tae-seo (Park Jinyoung) and Mo Eun-ah (Kim Min Ju) seated side by side on a subway. Bathed in warm sunlight streaming through the window, their exchanged gazes radiate quiet intensity. The atmosphere feels richer and more layered than before, hinting at a bond that has endured more than a decade. The lingering affection between them suggests that, despite the years apart, something profound remains unchanged.

The tagline — “There are things that only apply to you and me. It’s possible because it’s you and me.” — evokes the intimate world they built together during their first love, implying that its meaning still holds even after time and separation.

The character posters further heighten anticipation. Park Jinyoung’s Tae-seo stares out the subway window, his expression tinged with loneliness and longing. Meanwhile, Kim Min-joo’s Eun-ah stands alone on the platform, her face reflecting hesitation and quiet contemplation.

Accompanying lines intensify the emotional pull. Tae-seo’s “I met you again, whom I could not forget,” underscores his unwavering feelings, while Eun-ah’s “Can we be together?” hints at the possibility of rewriting the ending of their breakup 10 years ago. The posters leave viewers wondering whether the light they once shared can shine again.

Still Shining premieres March 6 at 8:50 p.m. KST on JTBC, airing its first and second episodes back-to-back.