Discover Tsuki's Unique Life in Korea: From Her New Home to Culinary Adventures

Tsuki's decade-long journey in Korea is unveiled for the first time. Five months ago, she moved from a studio apartment to a new home with a living room and bedroom, sparking interest in her daily life.

Debuting in 2021 as the main dancer of the girl group Billlie, Tsuki gained immense popularity in 2022 with her 'GingaMingaYo' fancam, earning the title of 'Expression Queen.' Originally from Osaka, Japan, Tsuki has captivated audiences with her charming and vibrant energy, becoming a rising star in variety shows. Recently, she appeared on MBC's 'Extreme 84' as part of Kian84's crew, showcasing her determination by completing a full marathon course, a first for an active girl group member.

In 'I Live Alone,' viewers will get a glimpse of Tsuki's life as a 10-year resident of Korea and a 2-year solo dweller, along with her 'NEW Tsuki House,' which she moved into five months ago. The bedroom's lovely pink decor catches the eye, while the living room, filled with black items like a painted black TV and black curtains, offers a stark contrast. Tsuki mentions, "I don't like sunlight," piquing curiosity about her reasons.

Her routine includes exercising on a treadmill right after waking up and studying Korean by watching Korean movies, showcasing her impressive Korean language skills and unique study methods.

Tsuki also reveals her culinary skills, confidently preparing dishes from Japanese, Korean, and Western cuisines. She attempts to make 'Aged Kimchi Stew,' meticulously comparing ingredients at the market and creating the seasoning without measurements. However, upon tasting the finished dish, Tsuki humorously admits, "My self-esteem dropped," drawing laughter. The question remains whether Tsuki will regain her cooking confidence.

Catch the intriguing daily life of Billlie's Tsuki, full of surprising charms, on 'I Live Alone,' airing on the 6th at 11:10 PM.

Tae Yuna, TenAsia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr