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Revision as of 17:46, 10 September 2019
JYP Entertainment (JYP엔터테인먼트) is a South Korean music label and entertainment agency. It was founded in 1997 as Taehong Planning Ltd. (태홍기획) by singer and producer J.Y. Park before changing to its current name in 2001.
Divisions
- JYP Beijing Center China
- JYP Entertainment Japan
- JYP Entertainment Thailand
- JYP Entertainment USA
- JYP Entertainment Hong Kong
- NPIO Entertainment
Joint ventures
- Beijing Xin Sheng Entertainment (with Ocean Music)
- NCC Entertainment (with Tencent)
Subsidiaries
- JYP Publishing
- JYP Foods
- JYP Pictures
- Studio J
Former
- JYP Creative
Artists
Groups
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Soloists
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Actors and actresses
Jointly managed with NPIO Entertainment.[1]
- Lee Chan Sun
- Kang Hoon
- Kim Dong Hee
- Shin Eun Soo
- Shin Ye Eun
- Yoon Park
Former artists
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Actors and actresses
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Trainees
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JYP Nation
JYP Nation is the collective name of all the musical artists in the agency, similar to SMTOWN and YG Family.
Discography
Live albums
- One Mic (2014)
Digital singles
- "This Christmas" (2010)
- "Encore" (2016)
References
Official links
- Japanese