Set among bus guides working the routes of 1980s South Korea, A Hundred Sundays follows a young man whose path crosses two women in ways neither expects.
What is A Hundred Sundays about?
A Hundred Sundays, originally titled A Hundred Memories, is a period drama built around the working lives of bus guides in 1980s South Korea, a job that once put young women at the center of the country's public transit system. The series follows a man connected to two of these guides, tracing how a first love unfolds against a backdrop of long shifts, fixed routes and the era's particular restrictions on young women's independence. Director Kim Sang-ho frames the story as both melodrama and coming-of-age comedy, leaning on the period setting rather than modern references to carry its tone, and building toward the kind of bittersweet romance that period dramas in this mold are known for.
About the cast
Kim Da-mi and Shin Ye-eun lead the cast as the two women at the center of the story, joined by Heo Nam-jun, Lee Won-jeong, Jeon Seong-woo, Park Ye-ni, Jung Bo-min and Lee Min-ji rounding out the ensemble.
Context & significance
A Hundred Sundays runs 94 minutes and comes from South Korea, released in 2023 under its original title A Hundred Memories. The bus-guide setting is a specific piece of 1980s Korean working life that period dramas revisit less often than school or workplace settings from the same decade, giving the series a distinct historical hook alongside its romance plot.
Watching A Hundred Sundays on Ktime
A Hundred Sundays streams on K-Time with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, giving Farsi-speaking viewers full access to a period-set Korean drama that leans on dialogue and tone as much as plot. A free K-Time account is needed to watch, though the title's page can be read without logging in. K-Time's Farsi-first design makes Korean drama easy to browse for viewers who prefer subtitles or dubbing over the original audio.