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"My favorite item" Lee Chan-won, the story of the explosion of anticipation
JTBC's 'Tokpawon 25:00', which airs on the 3rd, will show the 4th house tour of the world to find out the house price of each country, as well as a LAN cable trip to Formentera, Spain, and Carcassonne, France, as guest-recommended travel destinations.
On this day, in the 'Tokpa One World Exploration Life' corner, the 4th house tour of the world will be held. MC Lee Chan-won said, "It's my favorite item," and expresses anticipation. First, it stimulates curiosity by revealing the newlyweds' house in Cape Town, where TALK Pawon, South Africa lives.
In addition, the prepaid method is introduced as a unique feature of the South African house. Electricity, water, and gas used at home are purchased at the mart and charged, drawing attention with a unique appearance that is different from Korea. In addition, electric fences are installed in apartment residential facilities in preparation for public security, which will create a surprise.
Following this, Tokpawon from South Africa also visits her parents-in-law's house in Johannesburg. It is a luxury house with a size of about 109 pyeong, and the brai area where you can barbecue with your family draws attention. While having a friendly meal time in the Braai district, a sudden power outage occurs, but it is a common scene locally, and Tokpawon in South Africa naturally turns the generator.
Next, we dig into the Danish house, which is one of the classics of Northern European interiors. Prior to the tour of the house where Tokpawon in Denmark lives, wait for the house you want and find out about the public rental housing system where you can move in at a low price when it is your turn. Denmark's Tokpawon's house is also surprising as it is the place where her husband moved after waiting for 10 years.
In addition, while looking inside Tokpawon's house in Denmark, there is no fluorescent light on the ceiling, which draws attention. This is interesting because it is said that indirect lighting is mainly used to enjoy the hygge culture that decorates the interior comfortably.
Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr
