A festival on the court made by Korean and Japanese players...WKBL All-Star Game Completion Data

The head coaches of both teams also made a surprise appearance...Show off a neat three-point shot
In the second half of the game, 'Park Jin-gam'...South Korea overwhelms both inside and outside, winning by a huge margin
Exceeding in exceptional records, he also gives off 'kits'...Selected as Jinan MVP

[Anchor]
Korean and Japanese women's professional basketball players had a fun basketball feast by facing off at the All-Star Game for the first time ever.

Hana Bank's Jinan, who gave off not only basketball skills but also overflowing talent, won the MVP and performance awards.

I'm reporter Yang Si-chang.

[Reporter]
When the Japanese All-Star team puts a player on their shoulders and shoots under the basket, South Korea scores in the same way.

Coaches and coaches from both teams are sometimes put on the court wearing uniforms during the game.

Coach Park Jung-eun helped score with a 3-point shot, and Coach Wi Sung-woo also helped score with a layup shot,

Japanese team coach Buksanovic also scores a clean three-point shot and performs a wonderful ceremony.

The Korea-Japan All-Star Game, which was held for the first time in history, became a fun basketball feast that made basketball fans in both countries laugh.

In the first and second quarters, the players focused more on pre-prepared performances than on the contents of the game, but toward the second half of the game, the game was exciting.

The result was a great victory for the Korean team, which overwhelmed both inside and outside.

Jinan, who not only showed excellent performance in the game with 14 points and 10 rebounds, but also showed off his overflowing talent throughout the All-Star Game, swept the MVP and the "Performance Award."

[Jin An / Hana Bank Center: I didn't think of it as MVP, but I tried hard for the performance award. (Fans) bought tickets and paid to see them, so I worked hard to make them laugh even more.]


In the three-point shoot contest, South Korea's Lee So-hee, Shin Yi-seul and Shim Sung-young also beat a Japanese team with only 11 points, alternating 16 shots to the rim in 70 seconds.

The women's professional basketball team, which started breathing after the All-Star Game, will enter the race in the second half of the year on January 1st next year.

It's YTN Yang Si-chang.

Reporter for shooting
: Choi Yoon-seok