
A Korean family's generational struggles with war, forbidden romance, and business survival are set to continue in the upcoming second season of Apple TV+'s Pachinko. The recently released trailer for the new season offers a glimpse into the complex narrative that spans multiple generations and cultural backgrounds.
The trailer showcases parallel storylines that unfold in different time periods and locations. It begins with Minha Kim's character in Osaka, Japan, in 1945, portraying the younger Sunja as she navigates perilous decisions to ensure her family's survival during wartime. Fast forward to 1989 in Tokyo, where Yuh-Jung Youn, an Oscar winner for Minari, portrays an aged Sunja, now a grandmother, alongside her Western-educated grandson Solomon Baek, played by Jin Ha.