It is a fact that K-pop fans exceed the dedication of most music fans worldwide.

JYJ member Yoochun's Japanese fan club thoroughly expressed the love and support they have for him in the form of donations.  

"Singer and actor Park Yoo Chun's Japan fan club donated 2,222 lunch boxes in order to celebrate his birthday," stated World Vision on June 30.

The goodness doesn't stop there. Yoochun's Japanese fan club members held a birthday party and auction event for the singer on June 4, and used all the proceeds to donate to World Vision under Yoochun's name.

World Vision released a statement specifically thanking the idol member's fans for their support with these incredible donations.

Yoochun has been sponsoring World Vision since 2010 and the other JYJ members have also donated proceeds from showcases to his organization as well. JYJ, as a group, have been recognized for their various involvement in charities.

JYJ also donated to the natural disasters that occurred in Japan and Thailand back in 2011.

As much support as Yoochun has gotten from his fans, the idol member has always remembered to give back.

Yoochun greeted his fans in mid-June for his "Housewarming Party" where he sang for his fans, who prepared a surprise birthday video for the K-pop star.

"I've spent a lot of time with you. I'm very touched and thankful that you stayed here for over 10 years. Let's share as much love as we can in the same time and same space," Yoochun told fans.

The entertainer also expressed his nostalgia about his recent drama "Three Days" through his interview with Singles in Macau, China, according to the publication Allkop.

"Although I left my role as Han Tae Kyung on 'Three Days' and returned to my normal life, Tae Kyung still comes to my mind whenever I see people wearing suits. When I look at [white] shirts, sometimes I even joke, 'Where is the badge?,'" stated Yoochun.

He added, "Although I feel thrilled and have fun when I enter [filming for] a production, I am trying to learn about myself right now as if I'm riding a tightrope alone."