TV Chosun will air ″Love Call Center - Seven Stars″ at 10 p.m. on the 7th. This special program commemorates the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan, and features the first-ever ″Mr. Trot″ competition between Korea and Japan. Trot singers representing Korea and Japan will gather in one place, marking the beginning of a trot competition between Korea and Japan.

This broadcast will feature representative ″Mr. Trot″ singers from both Korea and Japan performing on stage that transcends national borders. The competition will consist of three rounds. A global panel of 100 judges, including audiences from Korea and Japan, as well as those from Russia, Turkey, and France, will directly vote. Despite the fierce competition, the exchange and harmony through music will leave viewers deeply moved.

″Team Korea″ will take the stage, carrying the pride of K-trot on the line. The show consists of nine contestants, including the top seven contestants of ″Mr. Trot 3″—Kim Yong-bin, Son Bin-ah, Cheon Rok-dam, Chun Gil, Choi Jae-myung, Nam Seung-min, and Chu Hyuk-jin—and the top ten contestants Park Ji-hoo and Nam Goong Jin. They will represent Korea’s trot culture on stage.

Team Japan, which competes alongside Japan’s top five singers, includes Shohei and Han Tae-i of trot idol group ″Mytro,″ as well as Hong Seong-ho and Kang Min-soo, former members of the ″Mr. Trot 3″ Hallyu division, as special guests. Representing Japan’s trot culture, they will compete against the Korean team.

This broadcast provides an opportunity to understand and respect each other’s cultures through musical exchange between Korea and Japan. Each team will showcase their respective musical styles on stage, offering a unique spectacle for fans.

This broadcast, marking the beginning of the Korea-Japan trot war, is highly anticipated by trot fans in both countries. The audience will be thrilled by each team’s performance and will be able to feel the message of unity through music.