Look at the clouds up there.
(Our camping trip felt like a dream.)
It's so pretty.
(Unbelievable nature...)
(and magical places)
(Do you know where this is?)
You all look pretty.
Oh, my.
- Look at that. - Pose for the camera.
I got goosebumps.
(I got goosebumps!)
(You probably haven't been to this place before.)
(They'll make you speechless.)
(These mysterious paradises)
Watch your head.
Oh, my gosh.
(No words can describe...)
(these marvelous sights...)
(that remind you of scenes from fantasy movies.)
- Ju Been! - Watch out.
The left side.
Go to the right.
Oh, my.
(It's also a very thrilling place.)
(Unfamiliar but beautiful...)
(Italy)
- This place is so nice. - It's so colorful.
(A place that almost feels unreal.)
Oh, it's so pretty.
(We cried together on this camping trip.)
(Marvelous Italy)
We just have to go up a bit more.
(We adventured together...)
(into this unknown world.)
We're here.
We can see everything from here. Oh, my.
We came to the right place.
(Places you probably haven't been to...)
(in Romantic Italy)
(Europe Outside Your Tent: Romantic Italy)
(Camping D-30, Somewhere in Paju)
(The familiar but special...)
(equipment room of an experienced camper)
(Our camping master is back in this place.)
- So cute. - One, two, three.
(The lady sitting here so seriously...)
(is Camping Missionary)
(Master Ra led the pack last season as the Camping Missionary.)
(She perfectly spread the love of camping...)
(to her camping followers.)
(Camping Missionary's main weapon)
(Amazing camping cooking)
(And what came of her spreading the love of camping last season?)
I heard, of last season's members, Ga In...
She kept saying she hated camping.
I absolutely hate camping.
She went camping the most after last season.
I saw that she took her kids.
That's how life is.
You never know what will happen.
(The secret was the generous kitchen.)
(She cooked a full course for every meal.)
(The essence of Mi Ran's camping)
(A generous kitchen)
Well...
(What did you regret about last season?)
We'd wake up, eat,
and clean up, and then the day was over.
So this season,
we'll reduce the amount of food...
and have light meals.
I keep searching for diet meals on social media.
(She plans to eat diet meals this season?)
I keep looking at recipes.
- There are many ingredients... - There are?
Yes, so much.
(I see...)
I should fast.
Welcome to my fasting center.
(What is a fasting center to Mi Ran?)
(Don't misunderstand. We'll eat light and fast meals.)
(She definitely said it was a fasting center...)
(So why...)
(does she keep cooking?)
(This...)
(is fasting?)
(Oh, gosh... This is so simple...)
(This is simple?)
(Will Mi Ran continue to run her fasting center?)
(And another regret she has from last season)
And I...
(Just thinking about it makes her teary.)
When we climbed Mont Blanc,
I really regretted not exercising more...
to prepare a stronger body.
I think I'm a bit stronger than I was then.
I exercise now.
(Smiling proudly)
It's been 3 or 4 months since I did pilates.
Lately, I'm into meditation.
(Stifling laughter)
So this season,
I think we could do some meditation...
or yoga in the morning.
I think that would be nice.
(Breathing out)
(Bursting into laughter)
I'm going to wash well this time.
There were many comments about how you didn't wash up much...
- last season. - But...
It's not that I didn't wash myself much.
Oh, my. What?
Because I didn't sweat,
I didn't need to shower every day.
But I washed my face.
I think it'll be a bit hot this time.
So I'll probably shower more even if I don't want to.
(This season's promise, fasting, meditation, washing well)
(Will Mi Ran's promises be kept?)
I think it'll be quite hot.
(Talking about the heat...)
The ice...
(She suddenly gets worried.)
Tell everyone to bring a tumbler.
An ice box too.
Should I take an ice maker? No.
- Your packing list keeps growing. - Yes, well...
I need to take less this time.
(And she has another worry.)
I don't worry about the teamwork,
but they're all so skinny.
Can they even carry tents?
I'm already...
(It makes Mi Ran's head hurt.)
I'm already worried about that.
I want some strong members to come.
(Camping D-14, The day the members meet)
(The first skinny girl approaches with light footsteps.)
I think someone is here. Someone is knocking.
(Sneaking over)
(Prankster mode on)
Darn it.
(She was a bit too late.)
Hello. Mi Ran! Hello.
- The baby is here. - Have you been well?
- Mi Ran. - Our old baby.
- We meet again. - Our 31-year-old baby.
(Silly Mi Ran)
- Have you been well? - Yes.
I missed you so much.
Hey, we saw each other the other day.
(These two seem quite close!)
Is she cuter than me?
(They meet on a variety show 6 years ago.)
Is it hotter on the upper bunk?
(Baby Se Young followed Mi Ran a lot.)
(She's back as a mature lead actress!)
I think we get along quite well.
She doesn't think of things too seriously.
"It's not a big deal."
She kind of has that vibe.
In some ways,
she's my role model for how I want to live.
I have many things I want to check on.
I saw we had so many things we had to do.
What do we have to do?
(What do we have to do?)
(She looks militant right from the start.)
First, I think I'll need to stay on my feet.
(What will you need for this camping trip?)
I think I'll need to be hardworking.
I think I'll have to do a lot of research.
(Overflowing with passion)
If there is a place I want to visit, I research first.
If we go to the ocean, we'll need some equipment...
And where we will park...
(She took notes during the whole meeting.)
You took so many notes.
(She took so many notes in tiny writing.)
Do you not drive in Korea?
I don't have a car.
- Really? - Really?
I plan...
- To take lessons? - Yes. I plan to.
She's writing it down.
Driving lessons.
Turn right in 10m.
You're doing great.
Get closer.
- Okay. You're doing great. - In 600m...
(She even did this.)
(The staff received a message.)
(Lee Se Young: Could we have a meeting?)
(Europe Outside Your Tent: Romantic Italy's meeting room)
- Hello. - Hello.
(Our passionate baby Se Young is here.)
(For the first time in the history of Europe Outside Your Tent, )
(we had a meeting called for by a cast member.)
(Pencil case)
(Notebook)
(Map, materials)
(Spreading it out)
What is this?
It's basically a book.
(She prepared enough maps and materials to write a thesis.)
What is that?
We should do that.
I looked up some places we could go.
Where?
- Seceda, Tre Cime di Lavaredo... - Right.
Alpe di Siusi. Selarone.
- I think she looked up every place. - Paso Galliardo.
Do you think Mi Ran or Sun Young would like Viktualienmarkt?
Is anyone Catholic?
There are many churches.
I got the spam gimbap. Thank you.
(Eating gimbap)
(The marathon of a meeting continued.)
- We could set up there. - Right.
(It totally looks like a normal staff meeting.)
Tent, sleeping bag, mat...
Oh, right. We need smartphone stands.
Right.
She's so thorough.
(She even makes sure to check on small items.)
(No one has ever planned ahead as much as Se Young.)
(The ended the meeting again with pages of notes.)
What will you bring this time?
(What will perfect Se Young bring to this camping trip?)
Camping equipment? Right, Mi Ran.
We'll keep walking around during the day under the sun.
Just having a parasol...
will make it feel a lot cooler.
But since it'll be hard to hold a parasol...
You're not going to bring those things you wear...
on your head, are you?
Did you already buy some?
It's in my shopping cart.
Oh, Se Young.
Here.
(Checking on Se Young's camping shopping cart)
- Something this size... - This is Doraemon.
We can't actually wear these.
- We're going to the south of Italy. - It's really hot.
Bring that...
(What will I do with her?)
(Let's see what else she has.)
Will we need any tools?
(What's in Se Young's bag)
Like a tool bracelet.
One with many of them.
It has a 100,000lm flash.
It's close to a headlight.
It lights up the whole neighborhood.
(They can light up like the sun.)
A 100,000lm flash?
Isn't that something the lighting crew would use?
There's disposal underwear.
(Se Young is very passionate but also very silly.)
- You know... - She's kind of all over the place.
(In short, she's all over the place!)
(Cute and silly Se Young)
(Is there anything else I should wash?)
(She's always proactive.)
(Running off)
(Oh, did she run again?)
(I'll take a look first.)
(Finding her takes more time.)
(Please stop her!)
(With her light feet, )
(Se Young is always running.)
(The baby is overflowing with passion.)
(And the oldest sister is exhausted from babysitting.)
(This clumsy baby needs lots of care.)
(Why are you doing the dishes again?)
(So you can rest!)
(But this lovely baby always cares for her sisters.)
Oh, gosh.
(Grimacing)
(Your kissy habit!)
(Why? Am I lovely?)
(No. I'm worried.)
(Laughing)
(Rubbing their faces with affection)
(The clumsy baby and the rough but sweet oldest sister)
(Their sisterly chemistry is coming soon.)
- You always do well. - Me?
Of course. I'll do well.
(She gave her a compliment, )
(but Mi Ran is still worried.)
Let's go.
(Right then, the second skinny girl arrives.)
(Will it be someone who alleviates Mi Ran's worries?)
(Knocking)
Yes.
(Hurrying over)
(As if they planned to)
Come in.
(Sticking close to the wall)
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Oh, hello. - Hello.
- Hello. Nice to meet you. - Hello.
(Actress Lee Ju Been)
(In "Queen of Tears,")
(she played the lovely villain, Cheon Da Hye.)
(She made an impression with the mega-hit drama.)
(And she even starred "The Roundup: Punishment!")
(Everything she stars in becomes a hit.)
(Popular actress Lee Ju Been)
(Even during this trip)
(Can we take a picture together?)
(Foreign fans recognize Ju Been wherever they go.)
(We love "Queen of Tears.")
(They love her even though she's a con artist.)
You all brought something to eat.
- That's your welcome drink. - Thank you.
(What kind of person is Ju Been?)
- Nice to meet you. - Me too.
I've only seen you through your work.
I heard you've been camping before.
- I really... - I heard you could pitch a tent.
- I've just been a few times. - But still.
At autocamping sites.
- I think I've been about ten times. - That's a lot.
When did you start going?
It hasn't been too long. I think about two years.
- And you like to drive. - Yes, I like to drive.
(Pleased)
Since I was young, I would go to new towns...
and explore.
(Unlike her city-girl image, Ju Been...)
How can I put it?
- A lonely neighborhood leader. - Lonely?
I would go around by myself.
(I'm the boss of this area.)
I heard other parents told their kids not to play with me.
Because I kept climbing up on roofs and such.
I would always dig in the ground at the playground.
I would say, "There's water under here!"
If you dig deep enough in the playground...
I could see the water pipes.
You dug that deep?
I think you always need to try to know.
I don't get scared, so I just try things first.
(Ju Been is a brave adventurer.)
- It's loud, but it's not working. - I'll do it.
(Banging)
Ju Been hit it so hard that the table got shorter.
(Intense slicing)
- Because we took her hammer. - You're so cool.
You look like you're in the Stone Age.
(Spoon)
Oh, my.
(A cool girl who is good with tools)
(Gulping down a 1,000cc drink, Not shy)
(An exercise lover, Tough)
(She's such a cool girl.)
- That's the diving spot. - You'll jump from there?
One, two, three!
(Once she gets interested, she has to do it.)
Don't go further.
It could be dangerous. It's slippery.
There is a path here.
(Plodding along)
- Let's go one more time. - Ju Been.
(This camping trip's action leader)
- Ju Been is going off on her own. - An engine that doesn't stop.
(Aggressive Ju Been)
(An experienced camper, a camping newbie)
If you can pitch a tent on your own...
When I went with my friend,
- it was raining. - Oh, camping in the rain.
It was a nice vibe.
(To satisfy Mi Ran even more, )
(the third skinny girl appears.)
(Knocking)
Yes, come in.
(Pranksters, They've taken a liking to this prank.)
(Perfectly hidden)
- Hello. - Oh, my.
(Actress Kwak Sun Young)
(She had a great kick...)
(when she played soldier Lee Ik Soon in "Hospital Playlist.")
Hey, let's have a go.
(Stomping)
(Kick)
(In "Crash," she played a police officer...)
(with the fighting skills of a martial arts fighter.)
(Kwak Sun Young is a cool actress...)
(who looks good in various uniforms.)
(What is Sun Young like in real life?)
- Hello. - Oh, my.
- Hello. - Hello.
Oh, my. Hello.
- Have you been well? - What is this?
They're called Pepe.
Is it food?
- No, it's not food. - No, right?
You're so open-minded.
(Her appetite does not discriminate.)
- No, right? - Unfortunately...
(Unfortunately...)
Unfortunately, it's not food.
- You brought this for me, right? - Yes.
- So pretty. - Oh, my.
Oh, my.
The care instructions...
Take them in here later.
Thank you.
Please sit.
(Sun Young is unexpectedly shy.)
When we first met...
(Mi Ran and Sun Young have met before!)
I thought she was not married.
Right. I don't think anyone knows.
(Actually, Sun Young...)
- You're married, right? - Yes.
So in your family...
It's my baby, me, my puppy, and my husband.
You almost forgot.
(I almost forgot to mention my husband.)
Oh, I feel so bad. Anyway, that's my family.
I know it was for your projects,
but you've learned...
- many different sports before. - Yes.
For "Hospital Playlist," I learned Muay Thai.
For "Crash," I went to an action school...
and learned some judo moves and falling techniques.
I'm pretty strong.
Because I'm strong, I can do things that require strength. Yes.
I have an international license.
(Promoting herself)
I can even drift.
(She did the car action scenes in "Crash" herself.)
I was showing off.
(It's hard to get used to her unexpected girly side.)
- Have you been to Europe? - For travel?
I went for fun ten years ago.
I went once ten years ago.
If you go here, you also want to go here.
If you go 30 minutes by car, you want to go here.
It's nice to go around...
- for about a month. - Totally.
- That feels like a trip. Where? - I've been there too.
I went to London, Paris,
and Switzerland. I've been to many places.
I'm almost always at home.
I haven't done much overseas travel.
Have you been to Europe?
No, I haven't.
I asked my husband because I would be...
away from home for a while.
This is the first time I've done something like this.
I asked if it would be okay,
and he was so supportive of me joining the show.
Until now,
I think I've lived my life...
thinking of others more than myself.
I only recently realized that.
After I turned 40.
So honestly, I don't really know myself.
I don't know what kind of person I am.
I didn't know what I liked.
I couldn't even pick something from a menu.
When I would go out with friends,
I would think, "If I order this, we can't share."
"What's something we could eat together?"
(Sun Young always put others before herself.)
So recently, I've been thinking...
of reflecting on myself...
and caring for myself more.
I didn't imagine I'd go on a trip like this.
(Sun Young will go on a journey to find herself for the first time.)
(Giggling)
(Laughing)
I like it.
(Sun Young's first Europe trip)
Oh, my.
(A relay of breathtaking and marvelous moments)
Oh, my goodness.
(What do I like?)
Oh, my goodness.
(What makes me cry?)
(A journey to find myself)
(Sun Young will enjoy this camping trip more than anyone.)
I never imagined I'd experience this kind of moment in my life.
(Did she find herself during this trip?)
You can call me by name.
Let's just speak casually.
Let's make a reservation at Polignano a Mare and...
Your pronunciation is good. What did I say earlier?
Polignano a Mare.
A lo vero? Was that it?
Albero ghello?
(What is this unfamiliar travel destination?)
This is the place I've seen on social media.
I think I saw this place in a movie.
(The place you'll encounter for the first time...)
(that is hot on social media)
I've seen many photos of this place.
(It's unfamiliar and mystical.)
(A hidden and popular spot of blank)
(Italy)
(Rome)
(Venice)
(Florence)
(Milan)
(Those are the spots in Italy we all expect.)
(Romantic Italy you have probably never been before)
(Polignano a Mare, the hidden gem of Southern Italy)
(I'm swimming in Europe too!)
(Swimming in the sea like Europeans)
(It's so pretty here.)
(It's like a village from a fairy tale.)
(Through Alberobello, a Smurf village with unique roofs)
(In Matera, an ancient city standing on the rocks, )
(they enjoy the golden nightscape.)
(In Amalfi, one of the most pretty coastal village on a cliff, )
(they'll have a romantic, ocean-view cooking class.)
(A jaw-dropping, )
(fantastic blue adventure)
(Capri, the mystic island glowing in cobalt blue)
(The Dolomites, the Italian Alps, a landscape a devil loved)
It's beautiful.
(Salzburg, the essence of graceful European culture)
(Hallstatt)
(Munich)
(A 2,168km journey over 12 days and 11 nights)
(We will leave...)
(for the hot and emerging spots in Europe.)
(Departure day minus 1)
(Is she at the beauty salon a day before departure?)
Here is what you have to prepare before a trip to Europe.
An easily manageable permed hair...
you can dry just by brushing off.
(A permed hair to wash better!)
You can check the results on the show.
(Mi Ran's permed hair is coming soon.)
Greet them. Say hello.
(E Mong: Hello!)
E Mong, you can't eat that.
Okay. This and the sleeping bag.
E Mong.
Hey.
(E Mong wants to be filmed alone.)
This is the sleeping bag. E Mong?
What are you doing?
(E Mong has never felt this texture before.)
(Wiggly)
E Mong.
(I love it.)
What's wrong with you?
It's hot. So? Great.
I'll get going. Bye, E Mong.
(I'm the only one in the frame.)
I'm going to make a reservation for a car rental.
This is baby rubberplant Sun Young gave me.
(Cute)
Reserve.
(Ju Been is done reserving a car, and Se Young's done planning the trip.)
I'll see you in Europe. Bye.
(They only need to depart now.)
(Leaving for Italy!)
(What is the campers' first destination?)
(They pass through Venice, the city of water, )
(over Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, )
(to a place that is more far away than Rome.)
(Bari Airport, an unfamiliar airport located in southernmost Italy)
(On top of that...)
(The cabin announcement to announce the landing in Bari)
(What is the time of arrival to Bari, this unfamiliar city?)
(It's 11:40pm.)
(They've arrived at the place they don't know about...)
(at almost midnight.)
Will we be able to rent the car?
Are you going to be late?
(They said they'd wait only for an hour after the landing.)
(They're worried the most about the closure of the car rental shop!)
(If they can't rent a car, )
(they'll be stuck at a place they've come for the first time.)
(The outside the airport...)
(is quiet without anyone.)
(Current time: 11:50pm)
Shall I? I'll go first.
Save your energy.
- They're coming. - We might not have enough time.
- Okay. Let's go for now. - Let's go.
(How much time do they have...)
(after going through immigration and baggage claim?)
We have to go to the H Rentals first.
- What? - What?
(It's 10 minutes before they close!)
- Did we make a reservation? - Our car rental.
Car rental.
(Looking around in a hurry)
(Passing)
Gosh. Ju Been, don't run.
- What? - Stop running.
(With a giant backpack...)
We don't have time.
(The whole group runs.)
It's so heavy.
Se Young, are you all right?
Gosh. Sun Young.
We don't have a lot of time.
(Running with the determination to rent a car)
(However, )
(many car rental shops are closed.)
Car rentals.
H Rentals. There it is.
(Will they be able to rent a car?)
It's at the end. Over here.
(They barely make it 5 minutes before closing.)
Good evening.
(Gosh. What a relief.)
- Ms. Lee Ju Been? - Yes.
- Welcome to Bari. - Thank you.
- Do you have... - Will you be the only driver?
- Sorry? - Will you be the only driver?
- No. - Okay.
I also need your driver's license.
Okay.
Here's my passport.
(Using her passport for the first time in Europe)
Thank you.
(After checking everyone's passport and driver's license)
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
- Gosh. - My backpack.
- I see. - Her passport...
(Panting with a relief)
So, this is the key.
(They get the key without a problem.)
- Okay. Thank you. - Here.
Okay, thank you.
- You're welcome. Enjoy your stay. - Thank you.
- Bye.
(Struggling)
She can't lift it.
It's so heavy.
- Are you all right? - Buckle it up.
- You have to buckle it. - For goodness' sake.
You are devoured by the backpack.
I've never put on a backpack this big.
(They leave the airport at 12:30am.)
We are okay now.
They are closed right away.
(Going home now!)
- She said we should go left. - What?
- Make a left after the exit. - Turn left,
and it's on rental lane 49.
- Something like that. - Lane 46?
- Lane 49. - Lane 49.
- No? - Rental car...
(It's somewhat spooky outside the airport.)
- One, two, three. - Let's walk there.
Gosh.
Seriously.
(The bag is so heavy.)
This is really heavy.
(Screaming)
- Hey. - Gosh.
(They are moaning here and there.)
- Fasten it around your waist. - I...
(Sighing)
Where am I going...
- with these skinny ones? - I can't believe it.
- Shall we? - Let's go.
- We should go left. - Watch out for the step.
H Rentals.
We're supposed to go this way, right?
I know. I'm worried.
- It's 12am. - No?
- It's past 12am. - Really?
- Already? Run. - Yes.
No. Everyone. Stop running.
Stop running?
(The young ones are overly passionate.)
Why are they running?
Why are they running all of a sudden?
They'll turn on the navigation and start the car.
And turn on the AC?
(For unknown reasons, )
(they are running hard in a hurry.)
- Ju Been, I'm exhausted. - H Rentals. Already?
(They can't speed up because of the backpacks.)
Ju Been.
I can read maps,
but I'm bad with directions.
I'm not sharp-sighted.
(I'm passionate, yet I'm not sharp-sighted.)
It's all right.
(Is it this way?)
Gosh.
(Entering the wrong place right away)
Don't come this way.
(Entering the wrong place right away)
(Ju Been, on the other way...)
(Looking around)
Rent a car!
Rent a car.
(She finds the car rental sign!)
(Running again without hesitation)
(Why on earth are they running?)
Did you find it?
Should we walk a little faster now?
(Do we have to run too?)
Yes. No. I said, "a little."
You're sprinting. Why are you so fast?
(She was Cheetah in the past.)
(They are running passionately for some reasons.)
- Mi Ran. - H Rentals.
Okay.
(They've arrived at the parking lot after a run under the moon.)
H Rentals in 100m.
- Wait. We don't have to run. - Why?
We got the key.
Right. That's true.
(Did you just realize that?)
- Then... - I'm an idiot.
No way. They were going to lock this door.
(They'd lock this at least.)
- Let's think that way. - Should we?
- Yes. - Okay. Lane 49.
Lane 49?
There it is.
(The passionate younger sisters are clumsy.)
Did you find it?
Hey. Push the button.
Push the button while holding it below your chin.
Push the button on the car key.
Ta-da.
- It's that one. - It's pretty.
- Ta-da. - It's cute.
(Our car that will go across Southern Italy)
It's awesome.
Should we load the car?
(Loading the heavy stuff in a hurry)
- Who will drive? - Should I?
Are you going to drive, Mi Ran?
- Sure. - Okay. I'll sit in the back, then.
- Where's the exit? - The exit...
- It's the same as the entrance. - Okay.
Make a right.
I see. Here?
(The campers leave the Bari Airport in the middle of the night.)
(What is their first destination they'll go at this hour?)
It's about 1am right now.
Going to the campsite at this hour is a bit...
- Right. - Yes.
(It's too late, right?)
(It's too late to go to the campsite as it's 1:00am.)
It'll be rude to set up the tents this late.
Let's sleep in a lodging and go to the campsite tomorrow.
- Okay. - Sounds good.
You can go straight for 3km.
(Bari Airport, Bari, A lodging nearby)
(They'll sleep in a lodging.)
(Here's the place they'll visit tomorrow.)
(Polignano a Mare they've seen only in photos)
(They are happy just thinking about it.)
- Gosh. - Why?
Since we arrive at night,
I know.
It's less exciting.
- It doesn't feel like we're here. - You have to see some stuff...
to think you've arrived somewhere.
- We took a plane to get here. - I know.
But it doesn't feel like a foreign country.
(It doesn't feel like a foreign country.)
- I don't know where I'm going. - Go straight.
It's the fifth exit at the roundabout.
- What's a fifth exit? - Go straight for now.
I'll let you know.
- We have to go a little further. - Okay.
Do I make a right here?
- We have to take the Bari exit. - The Bari exit.
- We need to exit toward Bari. - Yes.
It's coming in 300m.
It's coming in 200m.
Ta-da.
(It's here.)
Do I go straight here?
Yes. Go straight.
What is this place?
- It looks like a prison. - Right.
- What? - Make a left.
What is this place?
- It looks like a prison. - Right.
- What? - Make a left.
- Gosh. - What is it?
The place is steel-barred.
- Yes. - Gosh.
A prison?
(Nervous)
- It seems highly guarded. - Yes.
- Right. - It has that vibe.
You have 300m.
Go straight and... Gosh.
- What is this place? - Gosh.
- You can go straight. - What?
(After passing the prison, )
(romantic Bari in orange unfolds all of a sudden.)
Gosh. The buildings are pretty.
(When they pass through an antique arch door, )
(it feels like they are in a majestic palace.)
Gosh. What?
- Go straight. - And make left.
This place is so...
(They finally feel like they're in Europe.)
Goodness.
It has that vibe of old buildings.
(A small city with a trace of medieval times)
Go straight.
(While watching the city of Bari...)
It's up there. You have to go a little further.
I think we have to park here.
(Do they arrive safely at the parking lot?)
- Here? - Hold on.
I think the parking lot is back there.
(Stopping)
- There? - Please hold on.
- It's at the back. - You're right.
We should have made a right turn right away.
- On the side? - Yes.
A police car is here.
(The Italian police car is approaching.)
(Approaching)
(Everyone, be cool.)
(Smiling)
(Passing)
(It's just passing us.)
- Can we do that? - I was so surprised.
(Laughing)
We were nervous for no reason.
(Nervous for no reason)
Gosh.
- We're supposed to park here. - I see.
(They finally make it to the lodging's parking lot.)
Gosh. We're here.
Gosh. Well done.
Mi Ran, thanks for driving.
How long do we have to walk?
- It says 3 minutes. - It's a 3 minute walk from here.
- Make a left. - Okay.
There's a lodging at a place like this.
- What? - I mean it's in a city.
(An unfamiliar town in Southern Italy)
To the left.
- What? - To the left.
(Stopping)
(The alleyway is somewhat scary with no one around.)
But why am I not seeing a road?
Do we have to go further?
Yes. We have to go further.
(They're hesitant to go in.)
- Then... - Go straight.
(Brave Ju Been leads the way.)
Gosh. It's so pretty.
(Pretty?)
It's really pretty. Gosh.
(When they go in the narrow alleyway...)
Gosh. It feels like a broad daylight.
It feels like a broad daylight.
(The lightbulbs of the Bari's alleyway welcome them.)
Gosh. It's so nice.
It's so romantic.
- Do they keep the lights on? - I know.
The alleyway is so bright.
Right? It's not scary.
They heard you were coming.
- Gosh. Because I'm here, - Because Actor Ra Mi Ran is here.
- they turn the lights on. - I knew it.
It's so nice.
I love how they hang the laundry outside.
It's so romantic.
(Even the hung laundry feels warm...)
(in this small town in Southern Italy.)
(Bari's peaceful alleyway melts the scariness away.)
Isn't it pretty?
We have to make a right here, right?
It smells like the bathroom after Mom takes a bath.
I always remember a country...
- by its scent. - Right.
(Hold on.)
Is this it?
I guess not.
(Something's wrong.)
- What are you doing? - She's confused.
- Please wait here. - Okay.
(On the map, )
Can we go through here?
(it tells them to go through the wall.)
It's somewhere around here. Should we try the stairs over there?
Let's go.
(What about the older sisters?)
Do you know Casa del A?
Casa del A?
Do you know where Casa del A is?
It's an apartment name.
(The older ones ask around, which is the classic method.)
(Shaking their heads)
- Sorry. - Let's go that way.
Bye.
(It's hard to find people at this hour.)
(On the other way, )
(Aggressive Ju Been is going forward aggressively.)
This is it.
Se Young.
(Did Aggressive Ju Been find the way?)
Let's go.
- This is it. - Over there.
These are the only stairs here.
(What is the secret of the map Ju Been has unlocked?)
You're right.
(After walking through a narrow alleyway, )
(there's an even narrower alleyway that crosses the building!)
(After passing through a path one person can barely fit in...)
- That's it. - Do you see it?
This is it.
- Did you find it? - Here.
Gosh. What is this place?
My goodness.
(Ju Been has unlocked the secret of Italian alleyways.)
I threw the map away.
I can't trust the map.
It hurt me.
But I can't go anywhere without a map.
- Ju Been. - Yes?
Ju Been, it's here. Casa del A.
- It's here. - You're a genius.
We found it.
Gosh. Italy is a bit hard to navigate.
It's exciting.
She's dancing now.
(She's dancing now.)
(They arrive at the lodging at 2:10am.)
Go up.
(They're finally at the place where they can leave the backpacks!)
Watch out.
(Surprised)
Hey, this is...
- It says to go up the stairs. - The stairs don't stop.
- My goodness. - Hey. An attic.
It feels like an attic's stairs.
Gosh.
(They've reached the room on top where they'll stay today.)
(Se Young whose back is wet with sweat...)
Be careful.
Give me your bag.
(Passionate Se Young carries the bags for the older sisters.)
Be careful.
Watch out.
Does it have to be this way?
- This isn't an escape room. - Good job.
"An escape room."
From the way to here, I thought it was an escape room.
- It felt like an escape room. - "An escape room."
(The escape room was a success!)
We made it.
- I escaped the room. - Well done.
Nicely done.
- We've waited for so long. - Thank you.
(Current time 02:30am)
Go sit down. Take a seat. What?
(Coldwater for the escape room hero)
Goodness.
(She was startled by her reflection in the mirror.)
Gosh, I...
(She must be exhausted.)
- That was so funny. - Let's go to sleep.
(They look forward to the next morning.)
(The sun rises in Bari, painting the city red.)
(Creaking)
- Good morning. - Hi.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Gosh, it's bright outside.
(They woke up after sleeping for 4 hours.)
It's so early.
(They're finally going to the campsite today.)
- Let me open the door a little. - Just open it completely.
Open it completely. I'm wide awake now.
(Italian natural light)
- You should step outside. - I want to see.
(Ju Been opens the door wide.)
It's bright.
Gosh, it's so pretty.
(Her first look of Bari from the balcony.)
(Between the idyllic alley...)
It's so pretty.
(is a view of the daily lives of Italians.)
Let's get ready to leave.
(She starts packing her bag...)
(energetically.)
(Ding)
(They keep hearing the sound of bells coming from somewhere.)
(What is this sound?)
(Ding)
(They're meditating.)
(Peaceful)
(She quietly leaves the room for them.)
(Mi Ran starts her morning by meditating.)
I'm into meditating these days.
With a beautiful view behind me...
(She wanted to meditate.)
(Looking quite different than before, )
(she's starting off her day in a neat manner.)
Inhale deeply...
and as you exhale,
focus your mind on your perineum.
This is...
It's hard to focus on my perineum.
(Laughing)
- Right. - I keep getting distracted.
You don't need to work out. All you have to do is meditate.
- I see. - Just breathe well.
Yes.
Is there...
Why don't we go out and buy some water?
Sure.
It's right around the corner.
(They decide to buy water before they head to the campsite.)
(Without even washing their face and teeth, )
(they step outside in their pajamas.)
We actually have a view now that it's morning.
Yes, it's so pretty.
This is a nice way to start the morning.
(People are enjoying their mornings in Italy.)
I'm already excited for all the places we'll be visiting.
We don't know what to expect.
(They're looking forward to today.)
(Looking around)
This is cool.
(This is her first time in Europe, so everything feels amazing.)
There are fruits out here.
- Where? Here? - Yes.
Gosh, you're right.
- Peaches. - It smells great.
(They ran into an authentic Italian fruit stand.)
- Gosh, it smells so sweet. - I can smell the peaches.
- And the grapes. - Yes.
(They ran into Italian fruits on their way to buy water.)
I feel faint.
(They ran into Italian fruits on their way to buy water.)
He's just now opening.
(An old man is walking out with fruits.)
Good morning.
Peaches must be in season. I see tomatoes too.
- Let's buy some grapes and peaches. - Sounds good.
Gosh, the smell.
(Her nose is filled with the sweet, juicy scent of the fruits.)
The smell is strong.
It smells so sweet. Isn't this an apricot?
That's an apricot?
(An orange temptation)
The smell is incredible.
(Apricots are a-peeling, aren't they?)
I feel like he might have apples too.
What are you looking up?
I was just turning on my translation app.
I see.
(Hearing her say "translation app," Se Young looks through her notes.)
(In the middle of the night while everyone was asleep, )
(Se Young took out her Italian notes...)
(and studied them all night.)
(And now Se Young...)
(has found the opportunity to prove herself.)
(Will a local understand Se Young's Italian?)
Hello.
Well...
What are you trying to buy, Mi Ran?
Just some fruits.
- Apples. - Are you...
Well...
(She doesn't have the Italian word for "apple" in her notes.)
(She's adorable.)
Ask if he has apples.
Grapes?
(Her 4th time saying, "Well...")
(Ju Been saves the day by showing him her phone.)
Apple.
- One apple. - Do you have apples?
- No. - No?
- They don't have apples. - I see, no apples.
- Then let's just buy peaches. - Peaches and...
No apples.
- Pardon? - They're sweet.
- He said they're sweet. - They're sweet.
- What? Did you understand him? - She's a genius.
What? You speak Italian?
(Eyes of respect)
That's right. No, I don't.
- I think you do. - "Dolce" just means "sweet."
Dolce.
(Se Young puts her Italian notes back into her bag.)
(Picking up a peach)
- I think he's giving us a sample. - He's giving us a sample.
(She caught on to what he was trying to do.)
(The Italian man is very generous.)
- That's a lot. - Want a bite?
- You eat it. - I think we'll each get a piece.
(She takes a bite with the peel.)
(He gives everyone free samples.)
- Thank you. - It's a nectarine.
A nectarine? I see.
(How is the flavor of a Southern Italian fruit?)
- Thank you. - Gosh.
(Her frown says it all.)
It's so good.
(The generous man keeps giving them more.)
This is good.
(The sweet juices fill their mouths before they're even done chewing.)
- It's so sweet. - Right?
Oh, my goodness.
- It's really sweet. - How much is it?
How many should we buy?
- A bunch of grapes and... - Four peaches.
(The four are in love with the fruits of Southern Italy.)
We'll have this and that.
How much is it?
He's saying he has to bring something.
She's bringing something.
They have to weigh the fruits.
(On an old scale, )
Goodness.
(all of the fruits are weighed together.)
- The fruits are weighed together. - They're weighing them all at once.
That's all.
(That's all we need.)
(The old man takes a look at the peaches...)
(and gives them another one.)
I think he's giving us another one for free.
- How much is it? - Thank you.
- Five euros. - Five?
This is the first time I'm taking this out.
(Her first job as the treasurer during their Europe trip)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you so much. Bye.
(They begin walking down the alley again.)
- Gosh. - What is that?
(What has the former president of the feasting center spotted?)
(There are rows of stands on either side of the street.)
I think they're all handmade.
(What are they making?)
This is so cool.
(What are they making?)
- These are all pasta, right? - Are they pasta?
- I think so. - Pasta noodles.
There are all types of pasta.
They're so colorful.
(Southern Italy is famous for these pasta.)
They look like dumplings or songpyeon.
They're so flat.
- They look like ears. - Really.
- Dumpling ears. - These are amazing.
(These pasta that resemble small ears are called Orechiette.)
(And this ordinary-looking alley...)
It's a market.
(is actually an Orechiette market.)
- Five euros per one kilogram. - One kilogram?
- Gosh, 1kg. - They sell 500g too.
(We'll have 500g of Orechiette.)
Let's buy this.
(Chosen by the former Feasting Center Director)
I'll give you 2.50 euros.
(She checks the change she has.)
We're missing 0.50 euros.
Right. Then let's pay three euros.
(Rummaging through her money pouch)
Three euros?
- Two euros? Is that okay? - It's okay.
(Just give us two euros without change.)
- Really? - Thank you so much.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Have a nice day. Bye. - Have a nice day. Bye.
Thank you.
(They bought water.)
Can we stop by a coffee bar?
- A coffee bar? - Yes.
- Should we go? - Yes.
- The place that smelled nice. - Yes.
I wonder what it will taste like.
(I wonder what it will taste like.)
No one can stop me.
She's so exhilarated about getting coffee.
(Why is Sun Young so excited?)
(Before they left)
After my husband got back from a business trip to Rome, Italy,
he teased me about how good his morning espresso was there.
So I promised myself I would have an espresso in the morning too.
(Sun Young promised herself that she would try it too.)
- I'll have a cafe Americano. - Me too.
(Italy, the home of coffee)
(What will Sun Young's first European coffee taste like?)
(Excited)
(Their order is served quickly since Italy is the home of coffee.)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Just a moment.
Their Americano seems stronger too.
It looks similar to a shot of espresso.
(First, you take in the savoriness with your eyes.)
Let's try it.
Cheers.
(Cheers to Sun Young's first cup of coffee in Italy.)
(Ju Been takes a sip first.)
(Gosh)
(How is Italian coffee?)
(Her frown says it all.)
(Impressed)
(Speechless, she takes another sip.)
(In this moment, her attention is only on her coffee.)
(She cherishes her coffee by taking small sips.)
(Then shakes her first cup of of European coffee into her mouth.)
I'm moved by the flavor of the coffee.
This was excellent. I did expect...
(They left to buy water, but had an unexpected coffee experience.)
- We should explore outside. - Yes.
Dear youth, get out of your house.
I love walking around outside.
Me too.
Get out and do something.
We came across things to do as we were walking.
(You'll come across things to do as you walk around.)
I usually don't leave my house, though.
(Se Young takes the moment to take out her notes.)
You're amazing. She didn't even go to sleep last night.
She kept writing things down.
This is what you wrote?
You studied basic Italian?
But...
this isn't even basic Italian. I don't have the word for "hello."
It's not easy to read.
(She's charmingly sloppy.)
And I don't have a lot of...
(She has everything besides greetings in her notes.)
Is that what you wrote on the plane?
- I saw you writing something. - Gosh, this is so funny.
She wrote everything in Korean.
I first wrote it in English, but...
(She wrote the pronunciations in Korean!)
What does "ati ti amo" mean?
- "Ati..." - "Ti amo?"
I forgot.
How do you say "good morning," then?
- Buon giorno. - Buon giorno.
I think you have to roll your tongue.
Buon giorno.
What do we say in the evening?
- Buona sera. - Buona sera.
(Right.)
Quanto costa?
- How much is it? - How much is it?
I feel like I'm quizzing you.
(And it's not in Se Young's notes, but...)
And "goodbye" in Italian is "arrivederci."
Arrivederci?
- Arrivederci. - Goodbye.
"Delicious" in Italian is "che buono."
- Che? - Buono.
- Che buono. It means "delicious." - Che buono.
- That's the phrase for "delicious." - That's easy to remember.
- You're so cool. - But...
the thing is, even if we ask something in Italian...
we can't understand what people say in response.
- That's the point. - Right.
Let's say they respond.
(I see.)
- Then we speak English. - Yes.
There's this too.
"I didn't understand you."
- Just talk. - Il mio Italiano non e fluente.
- Even if the person... - "I can't speak Italian well?"
Yes, you're smart.
- She got it right again? - Yes.
- You're really... - I feel confident with her.
It just sounded like it.
(She's basically a language genius.)
- Good. - Let's go.
That was nice.
- Arrivederci? - Derci.
Arrivederci.
(Practicing the basic Italian they learned)
The weather is perfect.
- Buon giorno. - Buon giorno.
(Salve!)
Salve?
- Salve? That's... - It's a greeting too.
- It means... - Salve?
- I think it was a greeting. - Yes, it was.
- S, a, l, v, e. - Did he say "Salve?"
- S, a, l, v, e. - Salve.
- Onion. - No, that's not right.
Salve means "onion."
- No. - Onion.
- Onion, - Salve means "onion?"
No. This misheard me.
S, a, l, v, e.
- Yes. Right? - "Hello."
- Let's take a picture. - Should we?
I want to take one with this neighborhood as the background.
- All four of us? - Take a selfie.
(Although they didn't even wash their faces, )
(the four of them take their first group picture.)
(This is only the beginning of their camping trip in Italy.)
- Go left. - Go left.
- Left foot. - Left foot.
Are we heading to the campsite now?
- Yes. - It's going to be fun.
(The drive to the campsite is delightful.)
Is 200m further down the road?
I think this is it.
(She missed the exit!)
- So 200m would be... - Right.
(She took the wrong path as soon as they got on the road.)
Gosh, I have to turn around.
That's fine. It's not a big deal.
- We get to drive around more. - Right.
This is nice.
(Thanks to optimistic Sun Young, )
(they're all smiling about the drive.)
- It's actually even better. - It's actually even better.
What are those trees?
(Are those flowers?)
- Look. - Sun Young, they're on both sides.
On both sides?
(In the middle of the path that Mi Ran took by mistake, )
(on both sides of the road, )
(are trees in full bloom.)
Gosh, they're beautiful.
(They unintentionally got lucky at the start of their trip.)
If we had turned left, we wouldn't have seen these.
That's right, we wouldn't have.
It's like the Yeouido...
- Cherry Blossom Festival. - Look at this.
This is so pretty.
What are these? Cherry blossoms?
Mi Ran, these are so pretty.
(After the lucky road surrounded by flowers, the ocean appeared.)
Gosh, the ocean.
It's so pretty.
Gosh, how romantic.
(Touching 6 countries, including Italy and Croatia, )
(is the emerald green waters of the Adriatic Sea.)
(And this place is known as "The Pearl of the Adriatic Sea.")
(Polignano a Mare)
(That's where we're headed today.)
Our campsite in Italy.
I think we'll get there before 12pm.
We'll put up our tents quickly.
We'll be able to do it quickly.
(We're new to camping, though.)
But what if we end up taking three hours?
I don't think we'll make it there today.
Everyone will be asking for your help.
Mi Ran, can you...
Mi Ran, this won't go in.
(The newbies are laughing but they're worried.)
Just don't break them.
Worst case scenario, we all have to sleep in one tent.
How many people can fit in your tents?
They each fit 1.5 people.
1.5 people.
- Mine can fit two. - Really?
Mine can fit two.
(Goodness. It's for 2 people?)
If I can't put mine up, then...
Ju Been.
Was that supposed to make my heart flutter?
(Burdened)
She's winking at you.
(If I can't put my tent up, let me sleep in your tent.)
I'll sleep with my legs outside.
Just let me put my face in the tent.
(Will the newbies be able to put up their tents without fail?)
We're almost there.
(The campsite is right before them.)
It's a flower path.
I hope your path of life is covered with flowers.
For all of us.
(They're greeted by flowers at the entrance of the campsite.)
This is it.
(The trip already feels romantic.)
Is that the sea?
- Yes, all this is the sea. - Gosh.
(They have a view of the sea too.)
I wonder what it is about the sea that people like it so much.
Right.
(Their first campsite in Southern Italy.)
I think this is it.
(Full of excitement, they've arrived...)
(at their first campsite.)
(The campsite has a view of the Adriatic Sea.)
(Today's campsite is right by the vast Adriatic Sea.)
(Romance of the Sea Camping)
(It's a place that allows them to enjoy camping...)
(while getting a full-on experience of the Adriatic Sea.)
(By taking just a few steps from the campsite, )
(they can dive into the water.)
(It's a hidden gem for Italian campers...)
(who love the sea.)
(I want to be the only one who knows about it.)
(In the sea breeze, )
(they can dry off their bodies...)
(while they get fully immersed in the romance of camping by the sea.)
(If swimming in the sea is hard for you, )
(there's a swimming pool in the campsite too.)
(I can smell the sea.)
(Our first campsite)
- Awesome. - It's so pretty.
(Campsite with the view of the Adriatic Sea)
All right. Where's the reception?
(The exciting first check-in)
- Here is the reception. - Great!
Well done, everyone.
Let's go.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
(They park in front of the reception to check in.)
(Rushing forward)
(Se Young runs toward the reception.)
Why is she running around all the time?
(Today's campsite reservation was made by Running Se Young.)
(Speaking in Italian)
(A late greeting)
(She starts the check-in before going past the door.)
(Hesitating)
(It feels a bit awkward that she ran in.)
(It's hard to actual speak in their language with just the will.)
Let's go.
(The older ones slowly head into the building.)
(Is Se Young doing well?)
The reservation is under the name...
- Lee. Se Young Lee. - Se Young.
(Name of the person who made the reservation)
(Was she able to understand her Korean style Italian?)
Se Young Lee. Okay.
(I did it.)
Thank you. I need your passports.
Thank you.
(Their passports are needed for their information.)
- This is my passport. - Okay.
(Thinking)
(Mi Ran seems to have something in her mind.)
- We don't have any gas. - We should go to a gas station.
Do we need to go to a gas station?
We should.
(They need gas to make something to eat.)
- Do you have gas for camping? - Camping gas?
- Gas. - Gas.
Yes. We have gas.
- Yes. We have gas. - Okay.
- It's for free? - No.
Okay.
(It would never be free.)
It's back there. You can ask my colleague.
Colleague?
(Characteristic 1 of the campsite chosen by Se Young)
(It has a mart.)
(It has all of the essential items for campers.)
I see.
These tokens are for showers if you need any.
These tokens are for showers...
and they each cost 1 euro.
(Characteristic 2: Shower token system)
Each token's duration lasts for five minutes.
- For five minutes? - Yes.
All of our showers will cost money.
(A 5-minute time attack shower system for warm water)
The water will stop after five minutes.
- One coin is five minutes? - Yes.
We have to wash up like soldiers in the army.
Should we get some of the coins?
If you all are going to take a shower,
- you should get the coins. - Right.
We'll get five for now.
Five?
(Shower tokens)
Two, three,
four, five. Thank you.
(They get more just in case they need more.)
So they have these coins.
Where is our site?
What?
Oh, it's on this side?
(They thoroughly check the campsite location as well.)
(Thank you.)
I'll carry it.
It's okay.
- Yes! - Yes!
Gosh.
We finally made it to the campsite.
- Gosh. - Seriously.
How long did it take?
- I lost count. - It took two days.
- Right. - It took us two days.
We have to go around.
After going around there,
we can go in there.
This is it. Where should I park the car?
- Gosh, it's in front of the sea. - Gosh.
Should we park in front of the sea?
(How will the view be at the exciting first campsite?)
(It's the view of the Adriatic Sea.)
Gosh. Should we park in front of the sea?
It's just dirt.
- It isn't that great here. - It isn't that great?
Gosh, you innocent souls.
(The site should come first before the view.)
I thought everything would feel romantic.
- Gosh. - Well done, everyone.
I'm so excited!
- Gosh. We're here. - Gosh.
- Hold on. - We're here.
(Mi Ran takes a look at the ground first.)
Is the car parked here too?
Is there a separate place for the tents?
- The tents will be set up here. - Really?
- The car will be here too? - Right.
This is nice.
- It's nice? - This is nice.
Will we be able to hear the sound of the waves at night?
(A strange gap between the camping expert and the rookies)
The sound of the waves?
(Laughing)
You innocent ones.
(Laughing)
How should we set up the tents?
(They start setting up the tents.)
- What do we have to do? - Should I set them up like this?
How does setting them up like this sound?
- Like this? - Yes.
Great. That sounds good.
One, two, three, four.
Is there enough space?
- I think it'll be fine. - Really?
(The eyes of a camping expert)
(This much space should be enough.)
Should we let the older ones be in the middle?
- Then I'll... - We'll be away from each other.
(Sad)
Then let's be together.
Have two tents on each side?
- I was going for a single file. - If we do that...
If we are to protect the older ones in the middle,
- we have to be set apart. - Bye.
(I'll move away.)
- Text me. - I'll see you later. I'll text you.
(They're just 3m apart from each other.)
Two, three.
(Sun Young sets the tent up for the first time ever.)
So it was this big.
The door? The door should go this way.
- Nice one. - I was talking to myself.
That's the cover. You have to use the other one.
I just tried to find the right spot.
(That was cute.)
Shall I put on my gloves now?
(Ms. Lee Ju Been has used the cash item.)
Get that ready.
- This one stays at the very bottom. - Okay.
- You know this, don't you? - Of course.
- Gosh. - I know that.
You must know everything as you're an expert.
(Expert?)
You've done camping before?
- I heard you were experienced. - No.
- I only went briefly. - Even so.
I think it has been around two years.
I have a few camping items.
I have a chair, tent, lamp,
fan, ventilator, heater,
table, and air mattress.
(She was quite an experienced camper with many items.)
That's right. You should bring it down.
- So that it collides? - Yes.
There we go.
(She set up the frames in no time.)
- Nice. - Right.
(Meanwhile...)
Gosh, it's flying away!
Fix in a tent peg first.
(An important guest with a hammer pays a visit.)
Look.
Is it broken?
- At the front? - Yes.
Don't make it too straight.
(Hitting)
Lean it to one side a bit.
(She checks to see where the sound was coming from.)
(She's fixing in the peg with a rock.)
It's because I took away the hammer.
It's like the Stone Age now.
Are you protesting?
It's like the Stone Age.
- The pegs won't go in for them? - Yes. They were struggling.
(Make use of what you have!)
(The tough woman uses her tools well.)
Ju Been! The peg got bent. What do I do with this?
Don't you have extras?
You don't have to fix them in all the way.
- Let me see it. - Look at this.
Should I try to straighten it? I'll straighten it.
Like this.
(Laughing)
(Nothing can stop tough Ju Been.)
- Be careful with your fingers. - Of course.
- Be careful with your fingers. - She's straightening it!
(This feels a bit like...)
This is a blacksmith with 30 years of experience.
(the sight of a blacksmith.)
- Here's our expert. - No.
At what age did you start?
And what age did you start using the hammer?
I started at a young age.
My mom wasn't in the house,
- and I saw the hammer. - Right.
I started hammering down things.
Did you use the hammer until now...
- since then? - Yes.
- Gosh. - Without even stopping once?
I think it has been 30 years.
(That was the story she went with.)
What are we saying?
(Getting a reality check)
She's amazing.
I did straighten it,
but I think it cracked a bit.
There's a bit of a crack.
Great. I'll give it a try. Thank you, Ju Been.
- Be careful with it. - Okay.
Not bad.
(And...)
It's like a raincoat. Thank you.
(The youngest, Se Young quietly helps the older ones.)
(Sun Young's tent)
(She fixes in the tent peg for her.)
- What is that? - It's a sun spray.
(She sprays the sun spray for them so that they won't get burnt.)
What is this?
- What is this? Is it a sun spray? - Yes.
Thank you.
(After taking good care of the older ones, )
(Se Young finishes up with her tent.)
(Struggling)
(She also puts together the chair that will become a good partner.)
I wasn't that weak of a person.
(She worked hard until her face turned red.)
How cute. Our tents are all in different colors.
- Great! - Great!
(The colorful tent site with the view of the sea is complete.)
All right.
Shall we get ready to play in the water?
(Play in the water?)
Gosh, how exciting. We'll be playing in the water.
Get out the items to play in the water with?
(The reason they came all the way here)
I forgot to get out my swim ring.
I have mine here. You can use mine.
It's okay. I have one too.
What will you prepare for the trip?
Will you get your swimsuit with your bikini?
Swimsuit? Will we be swimming?
- There are seas on all three sides. - Right.
We will be seeing the sea at the places we're going to.
(A dinner meeting before ten days of departure)
The things that I'm most jealous about at a trip abroad...
is the language and swimming.
I have a bit of a fantasy with that.
I saw this place on social media.
It isn't a big place.
But people are filled in a small area...
and the water is so clean.
(The sight of Europeans enjoying their time at the beautiful sea)
It's a place I must visit before I die.
- It's a beach... - Right.
And it's surrounded by rocks.
I really wanted to visit that place.
(Mi Ran's place of her dreams, Southern Italy's sea)
(We have decided to go there.)
(Rustling)
- It's hot. - Right.
(How will they look in their beachwear?)
(Mint Ju Been)
(Pink Mi Ran)
(Black Sun Young)
(Brown Se Young)
(The trunk is filled with swimming items.)
Great!
(Ju Been attempts to drive for the first time in Europe!)
Gosh.
I'm feeling nervous.
(Rear mirror)
I've checked the rear and side mirrors.
There's a bit of a blind spot.
(Handle sensitivity)
(Makeup)
I'll get going now.
(Ju Been is ready for her first drive in Europe.)
The sky and sea will look so pretty.
(How will Mi Ran's fantasy, the Italian beach, look?)
It's exciting to be heading out to play in the water.
- The rings are all filled up. - Nice.
Back there,
it's filled with swim rings as if there are ten kids here.
Right. There are rings for the neck and the arms too, right?
- That's cute. - What?
That hat is cute.
(They all look after hearing that her hat looks cute.)
- Show me. - It's cute, isn't it?
- Gosh. - It's pretty.
(Instead of Mi Ran's hat, )
(there's someone who stands out even more.)
Jack Sparrow?
(Are you the famous Jack Sparrow?)
Se Young became Jack Sparrow today.
Go!
- Se Young. - Yes.
I think I look better than you.
(It's hard to choose a winner with their marine looks.)
- We're getting there quickly. - Great!
- Go! - You're a tough driver.
Yes!
(After a 20-minute drive by the sea...)
Polignano a Mare.
We're here.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Let's bring a mat. - Okay.
I'll take all of these out.
(Humming)
- Okay. Let's get there quickly. - Okay.
- Let's also get there quickly.
Okay.
- We're going to the beach, right? - Right.
It's a 6-minute walk. It's really close.
- We can just walk down. - Okay.
To the right.
I think we have to follow this path.
- Right? - Yes.
(If you're unsure with just the map application...)
- Down this path? - I'll take a look again.
- Should we follow them? - Yes.
- We can go back up the stairs. - I'll follow them.
(Rushing)
(Checking the map application again)
I've never seen her hunch be wrong.
There are three paths and we have to go straight.
It's right.
Gosh, Ju Been.
(I'm so proud of Ju Been.)
Ju Been is a genius with the map.
Great!
(They are smoothly heading toward the beach thanks to the genius.)
That must be it. The beach must be...
under the bridge.
- Right. - Right.
It must be a very famous spot.
(Mi Ran noticed it right away as she already saw pictures.)
There's a bridge in front.
(The bridge's railing can be seen from afar.)
- There are so many people. - It's so pretty.
(The bridge is especially crowded with people.)
(What kind of beach will be seen where the people are looking at?)
Great. What is that?
- Gosh! - Gosh!
- Hold on. - Don't cry!
- I got goosebumps. - I got goosebumps.
(What is the view that made them get goosebumps?)
- It's so pretty. - Gosh.
This place is amazing.
(The emerald sea they all wanted to see)
(A naturally made beach formed with the limestone cliff)
(The beautiful beach that represents Polignano a Mare)
It's so pretty.
(It has endured through the waves of the Adriatic Sea for a long time.)
This is so fascinating. There's a house on top.
(A white city built on top of the thrilling cliff)
(Polignano a Mare)
(This place has been a vacation spot for Europeans for many years!)
(Europeans)
(There aren't any Korean visitors as it isn't a well-known place.)
(However...)
(The photos of the emerald sea are trending in Korea.)
(The world's most beautiful cave restaurant, top 10 restaurant)
(All of these places are in Polignano a Mare.)
(Make sure to take notes.)
- It's the place we saw. - Really?
- We saw pictures of this place. - Right.
- It's that beach. - It's right there.
(It's right before their eyes.)
- We are right here. - Gosh.
(The pearl of the Adriatic Sea, Polignano a Mare)
They're diving into the water.
They're swimming that far as well.
(How to enjoy summer in the hot Adriatic Sea)
(Swimming)
(Snorkeling)
(Kayaking)
(A paradise of activities to enjoy Southern Italy's summer)
Gosh.
- Can you dive from there? - That's scary.
People actually dive from there?
- Yes. - That seems like a diving board.
- But it isn't that high up. - Really?
- People dive from there? - What is that?
(It can be seen from afar.)
(Why is there a diving board on top of the cliff?)
It's scary.
(What is this diving board?)
(A few days later, )
(a cliff diving competition was actually opened!)
(To watch the thrilling cliff diving, )
(the bridge these four are standing on...)
(and the places all around were filled with Europeans.)
(A rare sight that can be only seen in Polignano a Mare)
I feel happy just by looking at this place.
Gosh.
It's making my heart pound.
(I can't believe I'm here.)
(But...)
No one is using a swim ring.
(Full of free swimming vibes)
(Swimming is a daily activity for Europeans.)
Let's be the only ones with swim rings over there.
I saw a swim ring.
- There's someone over there. - The green one.
Only the kids are using swim rings.
- We can be kids too. - Should we swim too?
- Be kids too? - We can do that.
We can do anything.
- Let's hurry. - Okay.
Gosh. Let's go.
(Let's hurry up and become swimming kids.)
- How do we go down? - To go down...
(Current location)
(They must go under the bridge.)
How do we go down from here?
- We have to go over there. - Over there?
Yes.
Right. They're coming up from here.
(Foreigners that seemed to have been swimming)
- Lama Monachile. - Lama Monachile.
- Beach. - Right. Let's go.
Gosh, Ju Been...
is so smart.
- Watch your feet. - Okay.
(Ju Been is now an expert at finding the right way.)
Gosh, we're getting closer.
(Through the bridge, )
(the picturesque beach is waiting for the four of them.)
My goodness.
This can't be real.
Oh, my goodness.
(Oh, my goodness)
It's amazing.
(They are unable to control their excited hearts.)
Gosh!
- It feels cool even over here. - Right.
Gosh.
(They get greeted by the sea breeze between the cliff.)
(Smiling)
(They are all filled with smiles that can't be hidden.)
(We're finally here.)
Let's go.
It's so beautiful here.
(The magnificent Adriatic Sea appears between majestic cliffs.)
(Exclaiming)
It's so crowded.
- Goodness. - It's very crowded.
(It's crowded with Europeans everywhere.)
Most of them lie down here...
- Yes. - comfortably.
- Yes. - It looks so peaceful.
(They spend a relaxing time at the beach.)
(People of various colors and backgrounds)
(Blended in the emerald sea, they create a refreshing scenery.)
It's so beautiful.
(We're here in front of that sea.)
Let's lay it down here.
(Let's lay down our mat here first.)
Shall we move slightly to the left?
- Let's hurry and go in. - Okay.
Do you want to put on inflatable armbands?
I'll go without them.
- Can you swim? - No.
- I'll be okay. - You'll go in without them?
You'll go in without them?
- Since it's not deep? - Yes.
I'll put them on like a child going into the swimming pool.
Shall we go?
That sounds good.
(Let's start swimming in the sea.)
- It looks cold. - It does.
Shall we go?
(The weather is perfect for swimming in Southern Italy.)
None of us can swim.
You're right.
We have a lot of swimming floats.
(Their first moment of putting their feet in the sea in Italy)
How is it?
Isn't it cold?
It's not that cold.
(Standing side by side, Se Young and Ju Been put their feet in.)
It's so cold.
Sun Young, it's actually cold.
(Sun Young enters carefully.)
It's cold.
It's really cold.
Isn't it really cold?
(Massaging the heart is necessary.)
- Gosh, it's cold. - It's cold.
(Pouring water on her)
It's so cold.
Gosh, it's so cold.
(She's forced to get adjusted to the cold seawater.)
- Se Young. - She looks like a mermaid.
(Showing her love to Se Young)
It's cold!
I'll try to go in.
- It's so cold. - Come here, Sun Young.
Stop it, Ju Been.
Ju Been, I love you.
- I know. - I love you too.
- It's so cold. - I'm sorry, Sun Young.
Goodness!
(Pushing in)
(Water Ghost Ju Been makes everyone wet.)
It's very shallow here.
(Ju Been is doing a good job.)
(Screaming)
I'm so jealous. You're on a crocodile.
The baby looks cute.
(She's happy to see someone else with a swimming float.)
(It's the same child that they saw on the bridge.)
(I'm an adult with inflatable armbands.)
(Now that she's ready, Mi Ran is the first to swim.)
Mi Ran went far.
- Aren't you cold? - It feels cool when you're inside.
(Smiling automatically)
I'm swimming in Europe.
(Her wish came true.)
(Mi Ran could only imagine swimming in the sea in Europe.)
(At a place where there are only unfamiliar foreigners)
(She's swimming freely.)
It feels like we're inside a painting.
(It feels like we're inside a painting.)
(Ju Been also starts to swim.)
(Can she also go underwater?)
(Splashing)
I can't swim.
(She can only float in the water.)
She's starting to swim.
Hey.
(Aggressive Ju Been isn't a good swimmer, but she never gives up.)
(Kicking hard)
(She stops without getting far.)
You didn't.
(She's sincere about playing in the water.)
I'll go underwater.
Besides, it's not deep. This is embarrassing.
(Sun Young goes to a deeper area.)
(You said that you know how to swim.)
(Staggering)
Are the waves too strong, or am I just weak?
I know how to swim, but why do I feel so scared?
Really?
(This is Mother Nature.)
I've never swam in the sea.
Goodness.
- Lie down. - Lie down?
The rocks are so slippery.
(Is the fish in the water mediating?)
It's better to lie down.
(Do what I'm doing.)
Lie down?
And look at the drone camera.
The drone camera?
(Making eye contact with the drone camera)
- The drone camera? - Lie down.
(It feels comfortable like my tent.)
(Thanks to Mi Ran, they're getting used to being in the sea.)
(Exclaiming)
(Ju Been is looking inside the water carefully.)
There are fish.
- Really? - Yes.
There are fish underwater.
(Looking at the fish)
(When you look inside the transparent Adriatic Sea)
(You can swim with the fish.)
(You can see them with the naked eye.)
(Staring)
- This is great. - What do we do?
(Transparent and clear Adriatic Sea)
(An experience where you can enjoy with all five senses)
(Dropping)
I lost them.
(She looks flustered about something.)
I'm in trouble.
Sun Young, I'm in trouble.
What?
(What's the matter?)
My sunglasses.
(Did she lose her sunglasses?)
Ju Been's sunglasses.
Hold on. Ju Been lost her sunglasses.
(Ju Been dropped her sunglasses.)
This is really...
(They're gone.)
- Look underneath. - Let's search them together.
Okay.
What color are your sunglasses?
- Black. - They're black.
- They're black and horn-rimmed. - Horn-rimmed?
- Where did you lose them? - Somewhere around here.
Sunglasses.
Weren't the lenses big?
They're horn-rimmed.
(They stop playing and start searching.)
- Are they around here? - Wait.
If I find them, I'll be happy.
You shouldn't lose them again.
(Will she be able to find her sunglasses?)
(Glaring)
(She doesn't blink even once.)
(She's staring inside the water.)
(What are they looking for?)
Just forget about them.
- That's crazy. - Goodness.
(Ju Been kept searching.)
(Reaching towards the bottom with her hand)
- That's crazy. - I found them.
(I found my sunglasses!)
(Relieved)
I found them.
(She found her sunglasses with indomitable determination.)
(Even the others are surprised.)
(She found her sunglasses in the Adriatic Sea.)
(The locals clap for her.)
She found them.
(She receives a lot of interest internationally.)
They cheered for me.
That's so impressive.
I almost cried.
I really found them.
Persistence.
The moment when you were about to give up.
(She recognizes Ju Been's persistence.)
(Happy)
(That's how they became peaceful again.)
I can't keep myself steady here.
She looks like a mermaid.
I can't keep myself steady.
Why are you staying there?
(Se Young)
(She's still close to the beach.)
Mi Ran.
- Here... - What are you doing alone?
My body keeps...
(To Se Young who's a beginner swimmer, )
(the waves are quite strong today.)
(Even if she tries to stay still)
What are you doing, Se Young?
Mi Ran.
It's too dangerous here.
Come over here.
(Her body is being controlled by the waves.)
- No. - No.
Come over here.
- It's... - Se Young, you have to come here.
Come here and...
- sit down. - That's it.
(Grabbing)
(Where's clean-looking Young Sparrow?)
- Sit down. - Really?
(Walking lightly towards other members)
- Wait. - My entire body...
Put your arms in.
Put your arm here like you're wearing a vest.
- Put your arm here. - That's it.
And lower your head.
- That's it. Good job. - That's good.
You can lie down however you want.
- Can I lean back? - Lie down.
- I don't know how. - You can lie down.
Let's see.
(Se Young listens to them and lies down.)
(How is it?)
(Comfortable)
Gosh.
She looks cute. Look at her.
She looks peaceful.
(Thanks to them, Se Young is finally enjoying the sea in Italy.)
Se Young.
Gosh, Se Young.
(Did the swimming float give Se Young confidence?)
Goodness, Se Young.
(In a trance, she kicks and splashes.)
(Calm down, Se Young.)
- Se Young. - Look at Se Young. She looks cute.
(Holding her breath)
Instead of...
enjoying herself, she's swimming to survive.
(Perfectly understood)
(Swimming for survival)
Come over here.
Let's go out to the sea.
She brought her back. She saved her.
Let's go.
- That's it. - Come here.
Where are you going?
- You can't leave. - Our youngest.
- Goodness. - Come on.
- Gosh. - This is fun.
(Singing)
(The youngest is getting a lot of love from the others.)
(They've gathered around, and their laughter doesn't stop.)
Gosh, I love the waves.
It's amazing to be floating here.
I'm sitting here quietly.
(They let their bodies go to float in the water.)
In the sea, I've never...
(While looking at the marvelous scenery of buildings over the cliff)
(Simply floating in the water feels good.)
(The taste of summer in Italy equals a romantic paradise.)
I'm swimming in Europe too.
(She's boasting again.)
(Excited)
(Singing)
Is it okay to feel this happy?
I don't care. I just feel happy.
Look at this.
(It's more enjoyable because the four of them are together.)
(Giggling)
What?
All right. Bye.
- Hello. - Hello.
(Livening up the mood over the sea)
Hi.
How do I say hello...
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
Thank you.
- Nice to meet you. - Hello.
(It's fun to make small talks with foreigners.)
Goodness.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Hello. - Hello.
Where are you from?
- Korea. - Hey!
(It's a camera.)
Are you Italian?
I'm Italian.
Do you speak Italian?
- No. - No? Is it for a film?
(Is it for a film?)
- Yes. - Yes?
It's an entertainment show in Korea.
- Yes? - Yes.
I'm an Italian actor.
- A doctor? - Yes.
- Doctor? - What?
(Is he a doctor?)
I'm an Italian actor.
- You're a doctor? Really? - Yes.
- He's an Italian doctor. - RAI.
I see.
(Miscommunication)
- He's an Italian doctor. - RAI.
- Lie? - It's a lie.
What?
(Is it a lie?)
- Did he mean "lie?" - He lied.
What?
(Actually, RAI is...)
(an Italian public broadcasting station.)
(He's an actor at a public broadcasting station.)
How old are you?
(How could you make such a joke?)
(Is he scared?)
(I'm kidding.)
Aren't you going to dive?
- You know? - Diving.
(They're both talking about different things.)
(They're actors on "Money Heist.")
(They meet actors from "Money Heist" by chance.)
(Mi Ran didn't understand him.)
No way.
(They just smile.)
(Ju Been appeared on the Korean version of "Money Heist.")
(I'm sorry for not recognizing it.)
Bye.
(Goodbye)
(Ju Been didn't recognize them.)
(Looking around)
(It looks like she's searching for something.)
Over there?
That's the diving spot.
Where?
(Here I go.)
(It's crowded even behind the cliff.)
(People are diving from the steep cliff without hesitation.)
(While feeling free)
(From anywhere on the cliff that can be reached)
(This is the taste of diving from the cliff.)
- I'll go. - Isn't that right?
(I'll go.)
Ju Been, are you going?
You're brave.
(Like Ju Been)
(Charging forward)
(The reason why Ju Been isn't hesitant about diving)
I'd love to do that.
Splashing into the blue water.
I'd like to try diving.
Don't leave without me.
We'll wait for you in the water on swimming floats.
It'll be fun.
(Anticipating)
(Diving could be reckless for a beginner swimmer.)
(The tunnel where Ju Been is headed)
(It's a cave that leads to the diving spot.)
Gosh, it's nice here.
(At the end of the cave)
Gosh.
(It's spacious and full of freedom.)
(Meanwhile, the other members)
- We should go pick her up. - Over there?
Let's wait for her underneath.
(As promised, the girls go to cheer for Ju Been.)
There she is.
(Ju Been is here.)
(She arrives innocently at the diving spot.)
(Ju Been, other members)
Can you do it?
(Can you dive when you're a beginner swimmer?)
- I'll do it. - Really?
(Holding her two fists tight)
(Aggressive Ju Been's new challenge in the sea in Italy)
Really?
(Holding hands tightly)
(The others feel more nervous.)
(Standing at the end of the cliff)
(Heroic Ju Been)
One, two, three.
(She jumps off without thinking for 1 second.)
(Feeling proud)
Yes.
(Laughing)
(Clapping)
(The foreigners whom they met also congratulate her.)
Thank you.
(Her wish came true at the sacred place for cliff diving.)
I swallowed some water.
You swallowed some water?
(You're amazing.)
(Feeling proud)
I swallowed a lot of water. It's salty.
We came to a place in Italy that isn't well-known to Koreans.
It's one of the popular places these days.
- Right. - We're here...
and floating in water.
- It's very... - It was really fascinating.
(It was really fascinating.)
(Rumbling)
I'm starting to get hungry.
- Let's eat. - That sounds good.
- Do we turn right here? - Yes.
It's not this place.
(They're walking hastily. What are they going to eat?)
- Is this it? - Yes.
This is what people recommended to eat here.
(This is what people recommended to eat here.)
(What's the famous dish in Polignano a Mare?)
- Then... - It's the name...
of the octopus burger.
- "Panino al polpo." - "Panino al polpo."
- Al... - Polpo?
- Polpo. - Polpo.
(Octopus burger sounds unfamiliar.)
(Polignano a Mare, a coastal village that's rich in seafood)
(They're especially famous for their octopus.)
Their famous octopus is over there.
(Octopus burger is one of the most famous dishes.)
It's a place that's known for its burgers.
(How will the octopus burger that locals love taste?)
- So... - Right.
- How did we get together? - It was a precious time.
(The employee calls for number 200.)
What's your number?
- Two hundred. - Two hundred.
Sit down, please.
- Thank you. - We're so impatient.
(They get up because they're hungry from swimming.)
- We're so impatient. - He's going to serve us.
(The octopus burgers are here.)
(How does the octopus burger look?)
It looks so cute like a baby turtle.
- So cute. Thank you. - Thank you.
It looks so cute.
Isn't this...
- a turtle, not an octopus? - It's like a turtle on the outside.
(The first impression is the back of a turtle.)
It looks like a delicious hybrid.
(She's never seen it before.)
- All right. - Goodness.
It's filled with octopus inside.
It's filled with fried octopus inside.
(Full of octopus)
(Unlike a regular burger, it's an overwhelming sight.)
- This is interesting. - How is the bun? Is it hard?
It looks very crunchy.
(You can hear the crunchy sounds when you cut it.)
Isn't it a turtle instead?
It's a turtle on the outside.
(Is it like a baguette?)
It's called a hybrid.
(Without feeling the crunchy texture)
(I want to eat some now.)
Just leave it on one side.
- Thank you for the food. - I'm in a hurry.
- Let's eat. - Hurry.
(Octopus burger that looks unfamiliar)
It fell off.
(Will they like it?)
Let's cheer.
(Cheering with the octopus burger)
- Cheers. - One, two, three.
Two, three.
(Taking a small bite)
Two, three.
(Taking a big bite)
- It's good. - It's good.
(Taking another bite)
(Is Sun Young making a face?)
- It's good. - Yes.
(Moved by the taste)
It's good. Oh, my.
(Licking)
It's actually good.
(She feels moved again.)
(This is a good octopus place.)
- The octopus is very tender. - It's delicious.
The octopus isn't tough. It's more tender than I thought.
It's very fresh.
It's fascinating. How did they come up...
(Firm and fresh texture of octopus)
with the idea of cooking octopus like this?
(The secret to its texture and taste)
(Fresh octopus that they bought today)
(It's deep-fried as soon as an order comes in.)
(Firm and plump)
(Buns are made from scratch.)
(Crunchy)
(To the crunchy turtle bun)
(Deep-fried octopus and Ricotta)
(When they're piled up in generous amounts...)
(Octopus burger that's crunchy and firm is ready.)
(By the way, what's the green vegetable?)
(What's this green vegetable?)
It tastes similar to mature kimchi.
- Yes. - It's similar.
You're right.
- It tastes fermented. - Fermented or stir-fried.
- This is... - It goes well with the cheese, no?
- Like radish green. - I tried it by itself.
You're right.
It tastes like radish green.
(It must be radish green.)
What could it be?
(Mature radish green in Italy?)
It's similar to mature kimchi.
(What's the green vegetable that has a familiar taste?)
(The green vegetable is turnip greens.)
(Mi Ran's guess was close.)
(It's seasoned with anchovies.)
(Stir-fried with olive oil and garlic)
(Stir-fried turnip greens)
(The similar taste came from the stir-fried turnip greens.)
(Although it's their first time eating the octopus burger, )
(the octopus burger captures...)
(the heart of everyone.)
(Pushing it into her mouth)
(She cleared it tastefully.)
(She eats well.)
My belly is popping out.
We should digest our food while riding the kayak.
- I've never gone kayaking. - Kayak?
Yes.
(The next item on their itinerary)
I don't care. I just feel happy.
Goodness.
(They enjoyed bathing in the sea to their hearts' content.)
(This time, it's a different way to enjoy the sea.)
(While facing Polignano a Mare from the sea)
(Sea kayak)
(They plan to go to the wider sea in Polignano a Mare.)
(To find hidden charms of Polignano a Mare)
(They go on an adventure on a kayak.)
(In the endless and vast sea)
(Small kayaks are floating precariously.)
(This is scary.)
(She appeared for the frightened Europe Outside Your Tent members.)
(Our Se Young Sparrow appears.)
(Uncontrollably rough waves)
- We're leaning. - We bumped in.
(The kayak is shaking mercilessly.)
We're almost there.
(To where did Young Sparrow lead them?)
I can't believe it.
(Mysterious and magical space that puts them in awe)
(What's the secret to this fantastic place?)
(Welcome to the fasting center.)
(I'll fast instead of eating a lot.)
(Light food you'd find at a fasting center)
(Honey pork belly?)
(Is this really a fasting center?)
(This place is dangerous.)
(Shall I make some gimbap?)
(Is the best pupil born at the fasting center?)
(You can count on me.)
(What are you doing?)
(Se Young, what are you doing?)
What did I just see?
(What's the problem?)
(Shocked)
(How will Se Young's first camping food turn out?)
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