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U-NEXT to Stream Korean Remake 'Hot Goodbye' From November 11

The Korean remake of the Japanese drama 'Konto ga Hajimaru' will stream exclusively on U-NEXT at 24:30 on November 11, simultaneous with its Korean broadcast.

U-NEXT has announced its lineup of notable titles for November 2026, led by the Japanese-first, same-time-as-Korea streaming of the Korean remake of the Japanese drama Konto ga Hajimaru, titled Hot Goodbye. According to cinemacafe.net, the series will be available exclusively on U-NEXT from November 11 at 24:30, simultaneous with its Korean broadcast and a first for Japan.

New episodes of Hot Goodbye will be released every Wednesday and Thursday. The series stars Kang Hoon as Kang Tae-gu, Jo Hyun-chul as Kim Nam-il and Kim Jong-jin as Han Jun-seo.

The lineup also includes the 10th-anniversary special of Love in the Moonlight, subtitled "Everyone Assembles at Kurumi House!", which will be exclusively pre-streamed on U-NEXT from November 13. The special reunites Park Bo-gum, Kim Yoo-jung, Jinyoung, Kwak Dong-yeon and Chae Soo-bin.

From November 6, Kokurojo will be available for exclusive advance rental on U-NEXT at 399 yen including tax, with a two-day viewing period. The film is Kiyoshi Kurosawa's first period drama, adapting Honobu Yonezawa's mystery novel, and stars Masahiro Motoki and Masaki Suda.

Minions & Monsters is already streaming and becomes available for rental from November 11 at 399 yen including tax, with a purchase version priced at 2,750 yen including tax. PILOT is currently being exclusively pre-streamed on the service.

Quick answers

When does 'Hot Goodbye' start streaming on U-NEXT?

It begins on November 11 at 24:30, simultaneous with its Korean broadcast, with new episodes every Wednesday and Thursday.

How much does it cost to rent 'Kokurojo' on U-NEXT?

Advance rental opens on November 6 at 399 yen including tax, with a two-day viewing period.

When is the 'Love in the Moonlight' 10th-anniversary special available?

It will be exclusively pre-streamed on U-NEXT from November 13.

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