Joo Woo-jae is ”surprised” by the size of the bath in Osaka... ”It's unbelievable” = 'Where Is My Home'

Joo Woo-jae and Yoshihiro Akiyama (Korean stage name: Joo Sung-hoon) left for Osaka.

On the 29th at 10 p.m., MBC's depicted Osaka version of 'Where Is My Home'.

This was the first time that an overseas reality was shown in the broadcast. It was the Osaka version of 'Where Is My Home'. Park Nare emphasized, "This is the realism that is possible with the locals and is a local specialty in Japan."

The protagonist of Osaka's realism is truly Yoshihiro Akiyama. Woo-jae Choo and Yoshihiro Akiyama headed for Abeno Ward, Osaka City. It was a quiet and peaceful residential area near Showa-machi Station.

Choo Sung-hoon, who was introducing a room for a single person, said, "Originally, the landlord was studying abroad, but he recently got a job. He also said that he would go to see the apartment when the landlord left for work."

Yang Se-hyun, who was watching this on the screen, said, "I wanted to see a Japanese home at least once. Before entering the house, Yoshihiro Akiyama pointed out something on his bicycle to Joo Woo-jae and said, "You know what it is? This was an umbrella stand, but it was a bicycle with a Kansai sensibility that allowed him to ride his bicycle and not worry about snow, rain, or sunlight.

Joo Woo-jae said that “aunts use them a lot” and that "compared to other areas, Osaka has a lot of precipitation and is a special product." Entering the house in earnest, Yoshihiro Akiyama explained that the low house "was like this 30~40 years ago."

In particular, the size of the very small bathtub caught Joo Woo-jae's attention. Joo Woo-jae said, “I'm going to try it once,” and he curled up and climbed into the tub. The tub was small but deep.

Joo Woo-jae asked Seung-hun Akiyama if taking a bath is a must in Japan, and Seung-hun Joo said that taking a bath is a must because you cannot get tired just by taking a shower, and that Japan is that serious about bathing.