10 New Korean Dramas Coming Out In June 2022 To Add To Your Watch List

You all know the drill! June is here and this month is already making us excited with a great line-up of Korean dramas to come!

We have listed 10 K-dramas to come out this June and we’re so thrilled to share them all with you.

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Eve (Seo Ye-Ji, Park Byung-Eun, Lee Sang-Yeob)

Release date: June 1, 2022
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday, 22:30
Network: tvN
Cast: Seo Ye-Ji, Park Byung-Eun, Lee Sang-Yeob
Where to watch: Viki

Seo Ye-Ji is back again in an intense revenge drama that will definitely put the viewers at the edge of their seats.

In this K-Drama ‘Eve’, Seo Ye-Ji plays the role of Lee Ra-El, whose father died at an early age due to the very powerful people he was involved in. After the death of her father, her family got destroyed and she lived a very difficult life. She then plans her revenge on Kang Yoon-Kyum (Park Byung-Eun), an influential figure who runs one of the largest companies in the country LY Group. She then seeks help from Seo Eun-Pyeong (Lee Sang-Yeob), who’s the youngest member of the National Assembly.

‘Eve’ will air on tvN every Wednesday and Thursday taking the slot of ‘The Killer’s Shopping List’.

Read more: ‘Eve’ Fashion Info

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Why Her? (Seo Hyun-Jin, Hwang In-Yeop, Heo Joon-Ho)

Release date: June 3, 2022
Runtime: Friday & Saturday, 22:00
Network: SBS
Cast: Seo Hyun-Jin, Hwang In-Yeop, Heo Joon-Ho
Where to watch: Viki

Let’s continue with an intense law romance drama starring Seo Hyun-Jin, Hwang In-Yeop, and Heo Joon-Ho.

The plot tells the story of Oh Soo-Jae (Seo Hyun-Jin) who’s an elite lawyer at the prestigious TK Law Firm. The Chairman of TK Law Firm Choi Tae-Kook (Heo Joon-Ho) is a highly ambitious man that aims to get what he wants regardless of morality. She excels as the firm’s lawyer but one case changed everything that led to her demotion and now works as an auxiliary professor at a law school. She then meets law student Gong Chan (Hwang In-Yeop) who eventually falls in love with her.

‘Why Her?’ will air on SBS every Friday and Saturday taking the slot of ‘Again My Life’.

Read more: ‘Why Her’ Fashion Info

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Cleaning Up (Yum Jung-Ah, Jeon So-Min, Kim Jae-Hwa)

Release date: June 4, 2022
Runtime: Saturday & Sunday, 22:30
Network: JTBC
Cast: Yum Jung-Ah, Jeon So-Min, Kim Jae-Hwa
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This fresh comedy plot brought to us by ‘Cleaning Up’ seems like something we’re all bound to get hooked on!

The synopsis revolves around 3 cleaning ladies who work at a brokerage company. They all struggle with their lives financially until one day, they overheard an important investment tip from the company they are working in. They began to invest their money in stocks with this insider information they got.

‘Cleaning Up’ will air on JTBC every Saturday and Sunday taking the slot previously occupied by ‘My Liberation Notes’.

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Link: Eat Love Kill (Yeo Jin-Goo, Moon Ga-Young)

Release date: June 6, 2022
Runtime: Monday & Tuesday, 22:30
Network: tvN
Cast: Yeo Jin-Goo, Moon Ga-Young
Where to watch: Disney+

We’re up for another fun rom-com starring Yeo Jin-Goo and Moon Ga-Young.

‘Link: Eat Love Kill’ is about the story of Eun Gye-Hoon (Yeo Jin-Goo) who lost his twin sister 20 years ago. Now that he works as a chef, he opens a restaurant in the location where he lost his sister. He then meets Noh Da-Hyun (Moon Ga-Young) whom he ends up sharing his happiness and sadness with.

‘Link: Eat Love Kill’ will air on tvN every Monday and Tuesday taking the slot of ‘Military Prosecutor Doberman’.

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Insider (Kang Ha-Neul)

Release date: June 8, 2022
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday, 22:30
Network: JTBC
Cast: Kang Ha-Neul
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Aren’t we all thrilled to see Kang Ha-Neul back again in another K-Drama? This time, he’ll take on a dark thriller genre wherein he plays the role of Kim Yo-Han, a judicial apprentice. He then ended up investigating an insider case which went downhill and led to his imprisonment.

‘Insider’ will air on JTBC every Wednesday and Thursday taking the slot of ‘Green Mother’s Club’.

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Yumi’s Cells 2 (Kim Go-Eun, Jinyoung)

Release date: June 10, 2022
Runtime: Friday
Network: TVING
Cast: Kim Go-Eun, Jinyoung (GOT7)
Where to watch: Viki

If you enjoyed Season 1 of ‘Yumi’s Cells’, then this one is something to really look forward to this June. In this season, the plot will explore more about Kim Yu-Mi (Kim Go-Eun) and Bobby Yoo’s (Jinyoung) blossoming relationship.

‘Yumi’s Cells 2’ will be airing on TVING.

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Jinxed At First (Seohyun, Na In-Woo)

Release date: June 15, 2022
Runtime: Wednesday & Thursday, 21:50
Network: KBS2
Cast: Seohyun, Na In-Woo
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Seohyun and Na In-Woo star in this fantasy rom-com ‘Jinxed at First’ which is based on a popular webcomic with the same name.

The story follows Lee Seul-Bi (Seohyun) who has a special ability to see the future when she physically touches a person. For the first time in 7 years, she meets Gong Soo-Gwang (Na In-Woo), who has been seeing Seul-Bi in his dreams. Soo-Gwang is quite an unlucky guy which is why people avoid him, but his life changes when he finally meets Seul-Bi.

‘Jinxed at First’ will air on KBS2 every Wednesday and Thursday taking the slot of ‘Love All Play’.

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Alchemy of Souls (Lee Jae-Wook, Jung So-Min, Shin Seung-Ho, Minhyun)

Release date: June 18, 2022
Runtime: Saturday & Sunday, 21:10
Network: tvN
Cast: Lee Jae-Wook, Jung So-Min, Shin Seung-Ho, Minhyun (NU’EST)
Where to watch: Netflix

This dark fantasy thriller delves into the souls of the dead who exists with the living called ‘Hwanhonsool’. Starring Lee Jae-Wook, Jung So-Min, Minhyun, and Shin Seung-Ho, this K-Drama tells the story of how the lives of individuals coming from noble families have intertwined due to Hwanhonsool.

‘Alchemy of Souls’ will air on tvN every Saturday and Sunday taking the time slot of ‘Our Blues’.

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Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area (Yoo Ji-Tae)

Release date: June 24, 2022
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Network: Netflix
Cast: Yoo Ji-Tae
Where to watch: Netflix

‘Money Heist: Korea’ is a remake of the Spanish drama hit ‘La Casa De Papel’. This must be this year’s most highly-anticipated K-Drama so far for its plot and star-studded cast. The story dives into The Professor’s (Yoo Ji-Tae) grand heist plan wherein he recruits an exceptional team with special skills to execute their plan.

‘Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area’ will be available for streaming on Netflix.

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Extraordinary Attorney Woo (Park Eun-Bin)

Release date: June 2022
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Network: Netflix
Cast: Park Eun-Bin
Where to watch: Netflix

Among the K-Dramas we have on our list, we may have to pick this as the one with the most heartwarming plot.

Park Eun-Bin plays the role of Woo Young-Woo, a lawyer with Asperger’s Syndrome. She has exceptional intelligence, with an IQ of 164, amazing memory, and a top-notch educational background of being at the top of her class at Seoul University Law School. However, due to her condition, she struggles with social interactions.

‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ will be available for streaming on Netflix.

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This ends our list of K-Dramas to look forward to this coming June! Which one are you most excited about?

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