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Park Hae-jin (박해진)
Park Hae-jin (박해진, 朴海鎮) is a South Korean actor born 1983 in Busan, debuted 2006 in Famous Chil Princesses, known for Seoyoung My Daughter, Cheese in the Trap, and Kkondae Intern, and a leading Korean actor in Chinese dramas with 2012 and 2016 LETV awards.
Park Hae-soo (박해수)
Park Hae-soo (박해수, born 1981) is a South Korean actor known for Prison Playbook, Cho Sang-woo in Squid Game, Narco-Saints, and Blue Dragon and Korea Drama Awards honors.
Park HaMishpacha
Park HaMishpacha (פארק המשפחה, Family Park) is an 18-dunam free-entry family park in central Karmiel, Israel, on Sderot Kakal, known for its 'A Flat for Rent' play tower, water fountains, and 2014 State Comptroller ruling ending entrance fees; other Israeli cities have parks of the same name.
Park Han-byul (박한별)
Park Han-byul (박한별), born 1984 in Seoul, is a South Korean actress who began as an ulzzang, debuted in Wishing Stairs (2003), starred in horror films and SBS/MBC dramas, then paused for six years after her husband Yoo In-seok's Burning Sun scandal, returning in 2025 via TV Chosun and the film Karma.
Park Hang-seo (박항서)
Park Hang-seo (박항서), South Korean football manager, former Hiddink assistant at the 2002 World Cup; Vietnam head coach 2017-2023, winning AFF Cup 2018, two SEA Games golds, U23 Asian Cup runners-up, 49.1% win rate over 53 matches.
Park Hee-soon (박희순)
Park Hee-soon (박희순, 朴熙順), born 1970, is a South Korean film, TV, and theater actor trained at the Seoul Institute of the Arts and the Mokhwa company, Blue Dragon and Baeksang supporting-actor winner, known for Seven Days, 1987, My Name, Moving, and The Bequeathed.
Park Hill, Sheffield
Park Hill is a Brutalist council housing estate east of Sheffield city center, England, built from 1957 to 1961 and known for its streets in the sky.
Park House, Sandringham
Park House, Sandringham: Norfolk country house built in 1863 for Edward VII's household; birthplace of Diana, Princess of Wales (1961); later a Leonard Cheshire hotel for disabled guests from 1987, vacant since 2020.
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo (パーク ハイアット 東京) is a luxury hotel occupying floors 39 to 52 of Shinjuku Park Tower, opened in 1994 as the first Park Hyatt in Asia.
Park Hye Won
Park Hye Won (박혜원), born 1983, is a retired South Korean short track speed skater who won gold in the women's relay at the 2002 Winter Olympics with a world record 4:12.793, plus world championship and Universiade relay medals.
Park Hyung-sik (박형식)
Park Hyung-sik (박형식), born 1991 in Yongin, is a South Korean actor and ZE:A singer known for Strong Woman Do Bong-soon, Suits, Our Blooming Youth, Buried Hearts, and Japan fan concerts.
Park In Bi
Park In Bi (박인비, Inbee Park), South Korean golfer born 1988 in Seoul; 2016 Olympic women's golf gold medalist, seven major champion, only golfer with Olympic gold and career grand slam.
Park In-chon
Park In-chon (박인천) was a South Korean businessman who founded Kumho Tire, starting from a two-car taxi operation in Gwangju in 1946 and building the Kumho Asiana Group.
Park In-hwan
Park In-hwan (박인환) was a South Korean poet and journalist, a leading post-liberation modernist best known for the poem "The Wooden Horse and the Lady" and the song lyric "When Time Goes By."
Park Jang Sun
Park Jang Sun (박장순, 朴章洵), born 1968, South Korean freestyle wrestler; only Korean wrestler with three Olympic medals: silver 1988 (68 kg), gold 1992 (74 kg), silver 1996 (74 kg); 1993 world champion; UWW Hall of Fame 2016.
Park Je-ga
Park Je-ga (박제가, 1750–1805) was a Korean Silhak scholar, poet, and calligrapher of the late Joseon dynasty who served King Jeongjo and wrote the Bukhakui, urging adoption of Qing China's technology and commerce.
Park Je-sang
Park Je-sang (박제상) was a Silla official of the early 5th century, remembered as a model of loyalty for rescuing two royal hostages in 418.
Park Je-sun
Park Je-sun (박제순, 1858–1916, pen name Pyeongjae) was a late Joseon official who signed the 1905 Eulsa Treaty as foreign minister and approved the 1910 annexation treaty.
Park Jeong Rim
Park Jeong Rim (박•정림, also Park Jeong-Lim), born 1970, South Korean women's handball player; won Olympic gold at Barcelona 1992 and silver at Atlanta 1996, plus 1990 Beijing Asian Games gold.
Park Ji Wu
Park Ji Wu (박지우, also Park Ji-U or Ji-Woo Park), born 1998, is a South Korean long-track speed skater, double 2016 Youth Olympic gold medalist (1500 m, mass start) and three-time Winter Olympian (2018, 2022, 2026), distinct from short tracker Park Ji-won.
Park Ji-eun (박지은)
Park Ji-eun (박지은, born 1976) is a South Korean television screenwriter behind My Love from the Star, Crash Landing on You, and Queen of Tears, known for high-concept romances and record tvN ratings.
Park Ji-hoon (박지훈)
Park Ji-hoon (박지훈), born 1999, is a South Korean singer-actor, Wanna One member via Produce 101 Season 2 (second place), soloist under YY Entertainment, and star of Weak Hero and The King's Warden.
Park Ji-hyeon
Park Ji-hyeon (박지현, born 1995, Mokpo) is a South Korean trot singer, runner-up (선) on Mr. Trot 2 in 2023; known for OCEAN, MASTER VOICE, the hit 깜빡이를 키고 오세요, and the fandom endolphin; distinct from the WNBA basketball player of the same name.
Park Ji-sung (박지성)
Park Ji-sung (박지성), South Korean midfielder born in Seoul; starred at the 2002 World Cup, won two Dutch titles with PSV, four Premier League titles and the 2008 Champions League with Manchester United, and retired in 2014.
Park Ji-won
Park Ji-won (박지원, 1737–1805) was a Joseon civil official, Silhak scholar, and writer, a leading figure of Northern Learning and author of the Yeolha ilgi.
Park Ji-yeon (박지연)
Park Ji-yeon (박지연), known as Jiyeon, is a South Korean singer and actress who debuted with the girl group T-ara in 2009 and went solo in 2014.
Park Jin-young (박진영)
Park Jin-young (박진영), stage name J.Y. Park "The Asiansoul", Korean singer-songwriter and founder of JYP Entertainment; debuted 1994 with "날 떠나지마", produced god, Rain, Wonder Girls, 2PM, TWICE, and co-chairs Korea's presidential popular culture exchange committee.
Park Joo-ho (박주호)
Park Joo-ho (박주호), born 1987, retired South Korean left-footed defender-midfielder; played for Basel, Mainz, Dortmund, Ulsan, Suwon FC; 2014 and 2018 World Cups; later KFA critic and SBS commentator.
Park Ju Bong
Park Ju Bong (박주봉, Park Joo-bong), born 1964, South Korean badminton doubles great: 1992 Olympic men's doubles gold with Kim Moon-soo, 1996 mixed silver, five world titles, later coach of Japan and Korea.
Park Jung-min (singer)
Park Jung-min (박정민) is a South Korean singer who debuted in 2005 with the boy group SS501 and began a solo career with Not Alone in 2011.