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Notban Anseong Bangjja Yugi CO., LTD
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Nobban Anseong Bangjja Yugi is dedicated to preserving the traditional Korean craft of Bangjja Yugi (hand-forged bronze ware), using a precise alloy of 78% copper and 22% tin — all natural materials. While faithfully maintaining traditional methods of hammering and forging, we have incorporated modern manufacturing techniques. Backed by over 50 years of expertise in kitchenware craftsmanship, we utilize advanced forging technology to produce premium Yugi products.

Our signature forging process reinterprets traditional Bangjja techniques with innovation. Instead of manual hammering, we apply over 2,500 tons of pressure to roll and forge the bronze, resulting in products that are lightweight, durable, non-porous, resistant to discoloration, and easy to maintain.

Since 2022, we have expanded our design range and successfully exported our traditional products overseas. We have also developed a series of collaborative items — such as Yugi tableware for children co-branded with the global K-content company Pinkfong, as well as antibacterial Yugi toothbrushes — emphasizing the hygienic and antimicrobial properties of bronze. These products embody our commitment to global wellness and health through traditional Korean craftsmanship.

Under our brand name "Nobban", we are actively growing both our domestic and international markets. As we expand, we seek talented individuals to join us in shaping a company that stands at the crossroads of tradition, innovation, and global marketing.
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Report Korea Media Co., Ltd. – Company Introduction
Report Korea Media Co., Ltd., established in 2001, is Korea’s first independent content planning and production company specializing in the export of Hallyu (Korean Wave) programs. Over the past 24 years, it has uniquely handled the entire process in-house—from concept planning to production, post-editing, and overseas broadcasting. While not widely known in Korea, the company has supplied over 1,000 television programs to Japan and China, standing at the forefront of Korean content export and international broadcast partnerships.

Corporate Philosophy & Mindset
Our philosophy is rooted in the belief that “even a small company can create content for the world.”
Guided by the conviction that “Hallyu is not the exclusive domain of large corporations,” we have been hands-on in all stages—developing customized content that meets the specific needs of each broadcaster.

Rather than simply understanding Hallyu, we’ve grown by becoming a production partner that truly delivers what local broadcasters want—with precision, timeliness, and cultural relevance.

Management Ideology
The Value of Records and Archives
We regard content not as a disposable product but as part of Korea’s cultural record. Over 24 years, we’ve built a substantial archive of footage and publications that document the global journey of Hallyu.

Sustainable Expansion of Hallyu Content
We aim for long-term engagement through authentic and localized content strategies, rather than chasing temporary trends.

Proving the Power of Independent Production
We demonstrate that independent studios—not just large agencies or OTT platforms—can successfully export Korean content worldwide.

Production Portfolio – Key Programs
Movie Movie Seoul (2002–2013)
Japan’s first-ever Korean film information program.

Pop Pop Seoul (2009–2015)
Interview and performance series featuring K-POP artists.

Hallyu Star Jack S (2011–2024)
A behind-the-scenes docuseries following the daily lives of Korean actors and idols.

Drama City Seoul (2005–2013)
Program introducing and analyzing Korean dramas.

HanChan (韓チャン) (2013–Present)
A news-format show covering Korean drama/movie press events, and K-POP entertainment.

K-PROCESS (2024–Present)
A close-up documentary showcasing the people behind Hallyu production.

HanEum (韓音) (2011–Present)
A program introducing K-POP music videos and related insights.

International Broadcast Partnerships
Japan: SKY PerfecTV – Satellite Theatre (Ch.628), Home Drama Channel (Ch.661)

China: SMG Group – Xinshangkku TV

Other Partners: COMIN SOON TV, KNTV, and others

Over 20 years of continuous partnership with Shochiku Broadcasting Network, Japan

Key Strengths
End-to-End In-House Workflow
From overseas licensing and planning to production, subtitling, broadcasting, and archival management.

100% In-House Content Planning and Production
No outsourcing—every program is conceived and produced by our own team.

Extensive Archive
Over 1,000 exported TV programs and 900+ international Hallyu magazines, plus a wide range of original archives.

Deep Knowledge of Global Formats
Expertise in content structure, length, and presentation optimized for foreign broadcasters.

Trusted by Japanese and Chinese Broadcasters
Proven through long-term contracts and regular program scheduling.

Long-Term Broadcast Records
Average overseas programming lifespan per show spans 5 to 10 years, confirming consistent viewer demand.