Heads up, K-Drama fans — a fresh new slice of life comedy series, “To the Moon,” is coming next week, and it’s sure to be a treat!
“To the Moon” is a female-centered drama starring some of our favorite women from different generations — Ra Mi Ran, Lee Sun Bin, and Jo A Ram — with rising actor Kim Young Dae completing the cast.
This drama tells the story of three women who are barely making ends meet and decide to jump into the unpredictable world of cryptocurrency investing. It’s a funny yet relatable take on how far people are willing to go to change their lives — and the chaos that follows.
“To the Moon”
Casts: Lee Sun Bin, Ra Mi Ran, Jo A Ram, Kim Young Dae
Synopsis: Follows three women from humble backgrounds who struggle to live on their salaries alone and jump into cryptocurrency investing in hopes of striking it rich. What follows is a hilarious and heartfelt journey about chasing dreams, taking risks, and finding strength in unexpected places.
Genre: Comedy, Slice of Life, Romance
Premiere Date: September 19, 2025
Get To Know The Characters
Lee Sun Bin as Jung Da Hae
Versatile actress Lee Sun Bin will be playing the main character, Jung Da Hae, a marketing and PR employee at Maron Confectionery. She didn’t land the job through the company’s regular recruitment process and has no particularly impressive credentials. Despite facing an unstable job environment, low pay, and silent discrimination, she dreams of a better life and boldly declares, “Let’s go to the moon!” as she dives into a new chapter.
Ra Mi Ran as Kang Eun Sang
Veteran actress Ra Mi Ran plays Kang Eun Sang, a sales team employee who also entered the company through an irregular recruitment process. She’s always thinking of ways to make extra money, even after countless failed investments and business attempts. At work, she runs “Kang Eun Sang’s Shop,” selling small goods and seizing every chance to earn.
Jo A Ram as Kim Ji Song
Rising star Jo A Ram will portray Kim Ji Song, an employee in the accounting team who also did not go through the usual recruitment process and is focused solely on getting through each day. She represents Gen Z’s “YOLO” lifestyle, where she struggles with credit card debt yet continues to spend freely on shopping, dating, and hobbies. Like the others, she’s simply trying to survive each day while dreaming of something bigger.
Kim Young Dae as Han Ji Woo
Rising actor Kim Young Dae will play Han Ji Woo, a director in the Big Data Task Force, better known as “Professor Ham.” On paper, he’s the ideal man — good looks, a strong work ethic, and a promising career. But deep down, he carries regrets about the dreams he never pursued. His life takes a new turn when he meets Jung Da Hae, who inspires him to rediscover his passions and hopes.
Reasons To Watch “To the Moon”
“To the Moon” is based on the popular novel of the same name and it’s a slice-of-life comedy that a lot of us can relate to! The drama follows three ordinary women working at the same company who are living paycheck to paycheck, so they all decide to try cryptocurrency investing in hopes of having a better future. This drama will show us the real struggle of office workers — the endless hustle, the pressure to do well, and the dream of finally living a comfortable life. Even though it tackles real-life problems, it keeps a light and fun tone that makes it easy to watch.
One of the biggest draws of “To the Moon” is the dynamic between its three leads. Jung Da Hae, in her 30s, is a dreamer facing the harsh realities of work life; Kang Eun Sang, in her 40s, is determined to make and manage money after countless failures; and Kim Ji Song, in her 20s, represents the YOLO mindset, living freely despite debt and uncertainty. Watching how their contrasting personalities, shared struggles as non-recruited employees, and eventual bond blossom at Maron Confectionery is sure to be heartwarming. On top of that, we have Han Ji Woo, the male lead who isn’t after money but chasing his dreams, which creates an interesting contrast with the women’s lives and gives the story even more depth.
Another reason to watch is how “To the Moon” mixes comedy with a look at cryptocurrency investing. Even if you’re not into crypto, the drama makes it simple and fun to understand. The title itself, “To the Moon,” comes from a popular phrase in the crypto world that means prices are going up fast.
And of course, the cast is another reason to tune in. We have powerhouse actresses Ra Mi Ran, Lee Sun Bin, and Jo A Ram leading the show, each bringing a unique charm and personality to their roles. The show also teases a sweet, gradual romance between Jung Da Hae and Han Ji Woo — from awkward bickering to slow-burn connection — which will be one of its main highlights.
Where To Watch?
Overall, “To the Moon” promises to be a comforting and inspiring drama that reminds us all that no matter how hard life gets, there’s always a chance for better days ahead so mark your calendars for September 19 because “To the Moon” will be available for streaming on KOCOWA+ with multiple subtitles available!
