APAN Star Awards

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APAN Star Awards
Current: 2023 APAN Star Awards
Awarded for
CountrySouth Korea
Presented by Korea Entertainment Management Association  [ ko ]
First awardedDecember 8, 2012;11 years ago (2012-12-08)
Website apanstarawards.com
  1. APAN stands for the Asia Pacific Actors Network. [1]
  2. The inaugural ceremony K-Drama Star Awards was renamed to APAN Star Awards in 2013. [2]
  3. KT Seezn Star Award – Actor

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