Notable People
- Im Dong-hyun, a South Korean archer
- Im Gyeong Eop (also spelled Im Kyŏng-ŏp), general in the Joseon Dynasty instrumental in protecting Korea from Manchu invasion.
- Im Kwon-taek, a South Korean film director
- Im Sang-soo, a film director and screenwriter
- Lim Soo-jung, a South Korean model and actress
- Lim Dong-hyek, a classical pianist
- Lim Dong-won, a retired South Korean politician
- "Paekho" Lim Je, a Poet of the Joseon Dynasty
- Lim Chang-jung, South Korean actor
- Lim Chang-yong, Baseball pitcher
- Lim Eun-Ji, South Korean pole vaulter
- Lim Yo-Hwan, South Korean Professional StarCraft Player
- Lim Jeong-hyun, a South Korean amateur guitarist that found worldwide fame through YouTube.com
- Yim Bang-eun, a South Korean badminton player
- Yim Sung-ah, a South Korean professional golfer
- Im Seulong, a South Korean singer from 2AM
- Im Yoona, a South Korean singer from Girls' Generation
- Im Jaebum (JB), a South Korean singer from JJ Project
- Im Tae Bin (also known as Im Danny), Korean-American, South Korean singer from 1TYM
- Im Jin-ah (also known as Nana), a South Korean singer from After School
- Yim Si-wan (also known as Siwan), South Korean singer of ZE:A
- Rhim Ju-yeon, Korean comics writer
- Lim HyunSik, South Korean singer from BtoB
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