Professor Yoon-sun Na and Jae-jin In have unveiled the 1,200-pyeong Gapyeong mansion.
In JTBC's'No Home in Seoul' broadcast on the 14th, Si-kyung Seong and Dong-wan Kim visited the house of Professor Yoon-sun Na and Jae-jin In.
The house of Professor Yoonseon Na and Jaejin In's house was about 1,200 pyeong. It was filled with a large swing located in one side of the yard, a campfire field, a flower bed hidden in the backyard, an outdoor kitchen equipped with a cauldron, a pond and a natural valley, and a performance hall that can accommodate 100 people.
Professor Injae-jin said, "The yard is about 1,200 pyeong, and I purchased the land for 300,000 won per pyeong 10 years ago. It was a blind land at that time. I paid some permission fees to the village. Because there was a road, the residents also liked it. "He said. He said, "I think it will be cheaper than the jeonse of the Gangnam apartment even if the land price and the construction cost are combined," he said and was surprised.
World-renowned jazz vocalist Na Yun-seon also showed great satisfaction with her home. He said, "Because I was born and raised in Seoul, I haven't lived in the countryside, but now I don't think I can go back to Seoul," he said. "I have a lot of debt, but I'm living with the idea of paying off my life."
Afterwards, the couple introduced two guest rooms with bathrooms and toilets, and a small home. There was also a studio equipped with a music system for only Na Yoon-sun. Insa Jin laughed, "It's a house for couples, but I want people to come as much as a public space. Seoul has the comfort of a city, but when I give up living in Seoul, a large space came as a reward."
On this day, Professor Yoon-sun Na and Professor In-Jin In-Jin shared their love stories while serving dinner to Seong Si-kyung and Kim Dong-wan. The couple, who first met at a Finnish festival, supported each other in a difficult situation and even married.
"It was the peak of minus at that time. I was living in Seoul, but I lived with candles in the dark for about a month and a half because the electricity in the apartment was cut off. The deficit was severe because I held 3 festivals. I sold apartments and staff. “I actually had no place to go because I paid the overdue salary and paid off the debt. I came here because Gapyeong is relatively inexpensive. I have been in town for about 12 years,” he explained, explaining the relationship with Gapyeong.
Na Yoon-sun said, "It's hard to live with music called jazz. There are 60-year-old jazz festivals abroad, but when you look at how they survived, you can't hear without tears. I thought the sun would rise tomorrow," he expressed affection.
[News Inside Reporter Kang Haru news@newsinside.kr]
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