Joongi Han [note 3] (한준기, Han Jun-gi/ ハン・ジュンギ, Han Jungi), born Yeonsu Kim (김연수, Gim Yeon-su/ キム・ヨンス, Kimu Yonsu), is a recurring character in the Like a Dragon (formerly Yakuza) series introduced as a supporting and playable character in Yakuza: Like a Dragon.

Kim made his debut in 1993 with a poem in the journal Jakka Segye (Writer's World) and the next year published a novel Walking While Pointing to the Mask (Gamyeon-eul Gariki-myeo Geotgi). He is one of the most well-received Korean writers since 2000, and also a …

Dec 1, 2022 · Yeon-Su Kim and her husband, Corey Allen, went missing while kayaking near Puerto Penasco, Mexico, on Thanksgiving Day, and while the search for her husband is ongoing, Kim’s body was found...

Nov 28, 2022 · The body of Northern Arizona University professor Yeon-Su Kim has been found after she and her husband were reported missing during a kayaking trip in Mexico’s Sonora state.

Dec 4, 2022 · Flagstaff, the NAU community and foresters across the country are mourning the death of Forestry Professor Yeon-Su Kim. She and her husband, Corey Allen, were reported lost at sea on Thanksgiving while kayaking from Rocky Point.

Nov 27, 2022 · After days of search-and-rescue efforts, Yeon-Su Kim, an American who had been lost at sea in the Gulf of California along with her husband, has been confirmed dead, the president of Northern...

Dec 12, 2022 · Yeon-Su Kim and Corey Allen died after being lost at sea while kayaking off Puerto Peñasco, Mexico. They were honored at NAU in Flagstaff on Saturday.

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Yeonsu Kim (December 1986-), also known as Joongi Han, was a Korean-Japanese criminal who served as second-in-command of the Geomijul crime syndicate of Yokohama. Yeonsu Kim was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1986 to a family of Zainichi Koreans.

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