Smoking Age in South Korea: What Is the Legal Age in 'Study Group'?

The K-drama 'Study Group', based on a popular webtoon, has captured the attention of viewers around the world.

One scene in particular, featuring smoking, has led some viewers to wonder about the legal smoking age in South Korea and how it compares to other countries.

In South Korea, the legal age for purchasing and smoking tobacco is 19 years old (international age). This is the same age in several countries, but there are notable differences in other regions:

  • Japan: Legal smoking age is 20.
  • United States: Some states require smokers to be 21.

The inclusion of a smoking scene in 'Study Group' has prompted discussions among international viewers curious about the legalities of smoking in South Korea.
It also offers a glance into how K-dramas depict teenage life and struggles, including issues like peer pressure and stress management.


'Study Group' K-drama: Exploring the legal smoking age in South Korea and its depiction in the drama.


For fans looking to watch 'Study Group', the drama is available on various platforms:

  • South Korea: TVING
  • Japan: ABEMA
  • Taiwan: friDay Video
  • Indonesia: iQIYI
  • Global: Rakuten Viki, Viu

'Study Group' explores the complexities of adolescence, offering an engaging look at the issues young people face, including the pressures related to smoking.

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