Actors Kim Da-mi, Shin Ye-eun, and Heo Nam-joon are coming together for a youthful romance drama. JTBC's new series "A Hundred Memories" (written by Yang Hee-seung, directed by Kim Sang-ho) confirmed its casting on the 9th.

"A Hundred Memories" is set in the 1980s and tells the story of the friendship between Yeong-rye (played by Kim Da-mi), a bus conductor on the No. 100 bus, and Jong-hee (played by Shin Ye-eun), as well as their first love surrounding Jae-pil (played by Heo Nam-joon), a man of fate.

Kim Da-mi will play Go Yeong-rye, a model bus conductor for Cheong-ah Transportation's No. 100 bus. She's a responsible eldest daughter who works tirelessly to save money for college. Despite suffering from motion sickness, she boards the bus every day to help support her mother.

However, once she sets her mind to something, no one can stop her. She is relentless, even chasing down passengers who try to skip paying their fare. Her unique character is highly anticipated.

Shin Ye-eun will portray Seo Jong-hee, another conductor for Cheong-ah Transportation. Jong-hee is full of charm, with an energetic and lively personality. She builds a strong bond with Yeong-rye and dreams of escaping her troubled family background.

Heo Nam-joon will take on the role of Han Jae-pil, the first love of both Yeong-rye and Jong-hee. Born with a silver spoon as the son of a department store owner, he hides deep emotional wounds. He is going through a turbulent period of rebellion.

The production team shared their excitement, saying, "This drama brings together a lineup of trusted and rising youth actors. We plan to take viewers on a nostalgic journey through the youth of the 1980s, filled with lively energy."

They continued, "Even as times change, the radiance of youth remains the same. We aim to create a series that resonates with both the older generation who lived through that era and the youth of today, offering moments to laugh and cry together."

"A Hundred Memories" is penned by writer Yang Hee-seung, known for works like "Crash Course in Romance," "Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo," and "Oh My Ghost." Director Kim Sang-ho, who previously helmed "Thirty-Nine," will lead the production.JTBC's Drama "A Hundred Memories" Confirms Casting