Netflix Korea is celebrating its 10th anniversary with Netf-Janchi, a free two-day fan festival running October 24 and 25 at Oil Tank Culture Park in Seoul. Tickets for the in-person event disappeared across two Naver Booking rounds in September and October, and the festival's biggest stage moments will be livestreamed worldwide for everyone who missed out.
The centerpiece is the "What Next?" stage and finale performance on Saturday, October 24, where Netflix will put the stars of six of its most anticipated upcoming Korean titles in front of fans. Netflix announced the festival lineup through its official Korean channels, and the headline stages will stream live on the Netflix Korea YouTube channel, CHZZK and TikTok Live.
The festival marks a full decade since Netflix launched in South Korea in January 2016, a run that turned Korean series and films into some of the streamer's biggest global draws. More than 210 Korean titles have reached Netflix's global Top 10 in that span, headlined by phenomena like Squid Game, and Netf-Janchi is built as a thank-you to the fans who powered that rise — part anniversary celebration, part launchpad for what comes next. Here is everything confirmed for the weekend so far:
Netf-Janchi Details: Dates, Venue, Tickets and How to Watch
Event: Netf-Janchi, Netflix Korea's 10th anniversary fan festival
Dates: Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25, 2026
Venue: Oil Tank Culture Park, Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul
Tickets: Free through Naver Booking — first round September 10, second round October 5 — and sold out in both rounds
"What Next?" stage: Saturday, October 24, 7:00–8:00 p.m. KST, on the Netflix stage, closing out day one with a finale performance
Livestream: Netflix Korea's official YouTube channel, CHZZK and TikTok Live carry the headline stages worldwide
The "What Next?" Stage: Six Upcoming Titles in the Spotlight
The "What Next?" lineup spans the full range of Netflix Korea's next wave: a returning zombie hit, a live-action take on Korea's biggest webtoon property, a new fantasy from the writers of Hotel Del Luna, an auteur film fresh off a Venice prize, a period drama and a werewolf romantic comedy. The stars of all six titles will appear together on the Netflix stage on Saturday night, with first looks expected as each production takes its turn in the spotlight.
All of Us Are Dead Season 2 — Park Ji-hu, Yoon Chan-young, Cho Yi-hyun and Lomon return, joined by Roh Jae-won, Lee Min-jae, Kim Si-eun and Yoon Ga-i. The zombie drama's cast and creators are confirmed to appear; filming wrapped in February ahead of an expected 2027 release.
Solo Leveling — Byeon Woo-seok stars as Sung Jin-woo, the weakest hunter in Korea who gains the power to level up without limit, with Han So-hee as Cha Hae-in, Korea's only female S-rank hunter. The live-action fantasy-action adaptation of the hit web novel and webtoon began filming in May.
Grand Galaxy Hotel — Lee Do-hyun plays Eun Ha, the hotel's new owner, with Shin Si-ah as its only human employee and Lee Soo-hyuk as a free-spirited grim reaper. The fantasy drama is written by the Hong Sisters of Hotel Del Luna and Alchemy of Souls fame and directed by Oh Choong-hwan.
Possible Love — Director Lee Chang-dong's romance follows two couples whose paths cross and stir up hidden desires, led by Jeon Do-yeon, Zo In-sung, Cho Yeo-jeong, Jo Yu-ri and Sul Kyung-gu. The film won the Grand Jury Prize at the Venice International Film Festival.
Tantara (Slowly, Intensely) — The period drama has already released a first look, and its premiere is confirmed for December 2026.
Beauty in the Beast — Kim Min-ju stars as the most successfully socialized werewolf in history, with Lomon as one of Earth's last remaining werewolves and Moon Sang-min as a classmate hiding a secret past. Jin Hyeok directs the fantasy romantic comedy, a modern retelling of the classic tale.
Beyond "What Next?": A Weekend of Retrospectives, Variety and Live Music
Around the headline stage, the two days are packed with programming built from a decade of Netflix Korea hits. A retrospective stage looks back at the titles that defined the era, variety stars take over the mic for a live special, and the schedule mixes sports, quizzes, dance and dating-reality panels before a closing concert sends the festival out on Sunday night.
Retrospective stage: "Netflix 10 Years, Mind-Blowing Net!" hosted by Kim Shin-young, revisiting Squid Game, D.P., Hellbound, Physical: 100, Mask Girl, Culinary Class Wars and KPop Demon Hunters
Variety live special: A live edition of Netflix Korea's YouTube variety show hosted by Yoo Byung-jae and Jonathan, with Park Hae-soo, Yoon Kyung-ho, Lee Chang-ho and Calmdown Man
Day one stages: Ultimate Physiques Sports Day with Lee Jae-yool, Kim Dong-hyun and Amotti; The Ultimate Netflix Brain with Lee Se-dol, Gwedo and Lee Hye-sung; live music from Bada, Choi Baek-ho, Kyuhyun and Zico
Day two stages: All of Us Are Dance School with Aiki, Gabee and Jaejae; a dating-reality panel covering Single's Inferno and Nineteen to Twenty with Lee Eun-ji and Jaejae; the 10th Anniversary Grand Gift Feast hosted by Yoo Byung-jae and Jonathan
Closing concert: Rain, Kwon Jin-ah, Car, the garden and AKMU close out the festival on Sunday
Netflix Korea is also publishing its 10th anniversary archive on October 23, one day before the festival opens, setting the table for the weekend. With the "What Next?" stage promising first looks at the six titles above, Saturday night is where the next decade of that run starts to take shape.
Netflix first launched in South Korea in January 2016, and more than 210 of its Korean titles have reached the global Top 10 since. With the "What Next?" stage promising first looks at the six titles above, Saturday night is where the next decade of that run starts to take shape.
Source: Netflix Korea
