Kang Seung-yoon X Kim Sook X Joo Woo-jae 'Save Me! Homes' Romantic Emotional Viewing Was a Hit!

On the 20th (Thursday), MBC's 'Save Me! Homes' aired an emotional viewing in Seoul with an emotional playlist.

This broadcast captured the end of the shortened autumn and embarked on an emotional viewing filled with music. This enjoyable viewing for both the eyes and ears featured singer Kang Seung-yoon, team leader Kim Sook, and Joo Woo-jae, who set out to find the best house to experience autumn in Seoul.

The first location for the emotional viewing was the 'House of the Artist Couple Who Climb Mountains' in Buam-dong, Jongno-gu. A mountain village colored by autumn! This standalone house, located at the foot of Inwangsan Mountain in Buam-dong, was fully remodeled according to the tastes of the artist couple. In the front yard, decorated like a small garden, one could enjoy views of Bukaksan Mountain, and the massive rock wall located at the back of the house resembled an object. Above all, the back mountain connected to the house was utilized as a camping zone, capturing attention.

The second viewing location was the 'Open Temple at the Entrance of Baeksasil Valley' located in Buam-dong, Jongno-gu. The Baeksasil Valley, a walking path for the residents of Buam-dong, was in full bloom with colorful and beautiful autumn leaves. The three entered the open temple located at the serene entrance of Buam-dong to make wishes and spent tea time with the head monk. They also showcased a storm of eating the temple noodles.

The three introduced the 'Four Seasons Inwangsan View' property located in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu. This villa property, located just a 3-minute walk from Samcheong Park, where one can enjoy nature in the city, featured a tidy living room with large windows offering views of Bukaksan and Inwangsan. They could explore a master bedroom with a natural frame, a dressing room with built-in closets, and a charming baby room.

Afterward, the three walked along the Sowol Road connected to Namsan and arrived at Haebangchon. They introduced the 'Used Bookstore' property located on the main street near the newly emerging hot spot for MZs. This place, which has been a gathering spot for students since the 1980s, was decorated in warm wood tones from the basement to the second floor.

Finally, they viewed the 'Haebangchon Observatory (feat. Banksy)' located in Yongsan-dong 2-ga, Yongsan-gu. This building property in Haebangchon consisted of a total of 5 floors from the ground floor to the rooftop. The second floor and rooftop were occupied by the owner, while the rest were inhabited by tenants. The three climbed up to the owner's rooftop hideout and were amazed by the city view of Itaewon spread out before them.

The open rooftop panorama reminded one of the view of Florence, Italy, and they could also enjoy a close view of Namsan Tower. The three held a rooftop concert against the backdrop of a beautiful sunset, leaving a deep impression.