日本に偏見を持ってた韓国人が初来日して本当に驚いた！日本という国と日本人に感動して泣いてしまいました

Did you sleep well last night? I couldn't sleep well last night. But I slept well today. I'm going back now. I didn't know it would pass so quickly. I'm so sad. Did you mark the area you're going to? Yes. I hope people recognize you. I made my shoes the same size. Is this a famous department store? Yes, Daimaru Department Store. Thank you for your hard work. You're welcome. I felt so good when I was talking to you. I don't think I've ever seen this kind of environment in Korea. It's so nice here. The atmosphere is so nice. The staff is so nice. They're so good at answering questions. I think customers pay a lot of money. It's a country of taxi. I'm so happy today. There are times when I miss the cart bar. I used to go there often with my brother. When we go in, we put the food on the glass. We choose the food and eat it right away. It's so nice. I loved that time. I think there's a festival going on here. There's a lot of people next to me. I think there's a festival going on here. There's a cart bar next to me. There's a lot of people next to me. There's no empty space in every store. I've seen a lot of things I've experienced in Japan. I feel so different today. I feel like I'm back in time. It's so neat and clean. I can't call it a cart bar. It's like a small store. It's a good place to live. I want to stay here for a day or two more. Please let me live. It's delicious. Bravo! It's the same thing when you cross the crosswalk in Korea or Japan. The hat is so pretty. There's a window in the back. It's a cart like a Korean stroller. The cart is for kids who can't walk. I've been following the rules since I was a kid. I think I've learned a lot since I was a kid. Finally, the kids can get on the train. It's so small that it's windy. It's been a month since I got on the train. It's been a long time since I've been on a train. It's a no-face train. I thought it was a bus. It's cuter than the subway. It's called Hiroden in Hiroshima. You're Hiroden, right? Yes, Hiroden. The road is very wide. It's been a while since I've been packing. It's so clean. The shape of the building is so pretty. There's a lot of people next to me. I'm so impressed. When I was in Korea, I had a bad period. On days like this, I get a cold. But now that I'm here, I don't have a cold. It's a city, but the air is so fresh. First of all, I think it's a little different. When I pass by Japan, I smell food. Even though I'm full, I keep thinking about it. It's not water. Wow, it's huge. It's the street of fashion. It's Shotenga. It's either the ceiling or the street of Myeongdong. Myeongdong street? It would be nice if it rained on the ceiling. It's practical. It's a traditional costume. I'm wearing a traditional costume and a traditional dress. It's so nice to be able to coexist with this. There's a traffic light. I've never seen a traffic light in Shotengai. I didn't know why people were standing. I didn't know either. Look up there. It's like a subway line. It's on top of the city. I never imagined that a subway would pass through the city. It's a city that doesn't exist in Korea. It's so pretty. Thank you for giving me such a pretty dress. I'll wear it well. There are a lot of pretty clothes in Japan. There's a lot I want to buy. I feel good when I go in. It's fancy. I like all of this. Where have you been? I was looking for it. I found it. Perfect. It's huge. It's very big. There are various products. Even though it's a warehouse car, the clothes are very clean. It's very neat. Do you clean it every day? I think you're very good at managing it. It's very different. I'll come down to Japan soon. I wore it a lot. That's good. I didn't know. No, it's a small store. It's a Korean store. It's a small store, but it's cool. There are a lot of good restaurants in places like that. That's right. We used to go together. That's right. It's all over the place, but it's delicious everywhere. That's right. They were kind at the time. It's still delicious in Japan. I went to Japan and reported it. Wherever you go, there's no bad house. It's all delicious. You don't have to look for a bad house. It's all delicious. There are a lot of places like that. There's nothing missing. It's a delicate country. Wow, look at that. There's a lot of food over there. I can't stand it. Wow, it's a pillow. It's a pillow. It's a famous restaurant. It's a restaurant specializing in crab dishes. Crab dishes are good. There's a crab here, too. I love crabs so much. It's sushi. It's a crab dish. Japan is a country of soba. I can't help but eat soba. I love soba. Oh, you like soba. Japan is... There was a crab decoration. It looks so delicious. It's so well done. Whether it's a design or a shape. It's so delicious. It's so delicious in Japan. I think it's right for my friend. I heard it's good to stop by and eat. I think Japanese food is really good. It's so high up in the basement. I thought it was just a small house. It's huge. Wow. Is it open 24 hours a day? Yes. It's a no-man's land. No-man's land? Yes. There's a restaurant that's open 24 hours a day? Yes. I'm sure it's polite to ask for permission. Yes, it's okay. Thank you. There are so many kinds of crab dishes in Japan. I don't know much about Japanese. The staff are so kind. They come and measure it themselves. They put it on and find the size right away. They're so kind. There are many styles. I think the fit is so pretty. Are you Japanese? I think the quality is so good. I like this. When I want to have a drink while passing by, I stop by and have a drink. Now I'm going to have dinner and enjoy it. I think it's a good environment to do that. Look at the kids. They're so cute. They're not like kids these days. They're neat. They carry bigger bags than their bodies. It's so pretty. Hiroshima One Four I came here to study history. I studied here and wrote down my notes. They look so pretty. You're very interested. You're wearing a neat school uniform. You look so neat when you're young. You look prettier. This person is wearing a school uniform. This bag is the same for everyone. It's equal. It has that meaning. It has a lot of meanings. The culture is so different in the near country. I've been seeing that since I was a kid. Whether you're a good person or a bad person, Everyone is the same. Everyone who lives happily is the same. Even when you become an adult, People who are worse than you. Ignore or ignore. I don't think there's anything like that. Even the shoes are unified. The bag, the shoes, everything is unified. Is street food this good? I can't say this is street food. Luxury fried food? The fried taste you eat at home? It's really colorful. Be careful. Be careful when you eat. It's really good. I was so impressed by the Japanese people. It's a shame to come, experience, and go. I want to come back to Korea. I don't think it's been long since I came here. Time has already passed. Time has passed like lightning. It's a shame. I want to catch the time. Excuse me. Thank you. I was surprised. I don't know if it's a woman or a man. Even if I can help you, It's a problem to do everything for customers. Thank you. We're young people. People who drive taxis. I'm going to get off and put the bag down. Thank you. I don't have this kind of experience. I really like it. When I go back, I'm going to eat ramen and fish. I'm going to miss you so much. Okonomiyaki Can't you extend the schedule? I've been here for so long. It was all delicious. I don't care anymore. There's nothing to eat. There are things that are kindly written in Korean. I'm ashamed. It's the best. There's nothing to eat. I bought this for you. I'll give it to your father. I love this gift. I'll give you some snacks. I saw my parents. Are you losing your belly fat now? I can't do this anymore. From the moment I met you, I'm going to run and exercise. It's really practical. Thank you. The color is so pretty. It's melting. Hello. It's sunny in Japan. It's the last sunny day in Japan. I'm going to miss you a lot. It's time to go back. How was your first time in Japan? It was very meaningful and good. I was happy to be with you. I learned a lot about Japan. I learned a lot. I learned a lot about Japan. It was a good country. It was a meaningful trip. It was a good country. What do you think of Japan? I was very surprised. I had prejudices. I think I've broken a lot of prejudices. I was touched by your kindness. I think it's a great country. I was so innocent. I thought the opposite. I thought I'd be rude to Koreans. You told me you liked Korea. I feel good. It's a beautiful country. I'm so happy to be back. Thank you. Thank you for your love. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. I'm so sorry to leave. I'm so touched. I want to say thank you. I'm sorry. I want to say thank you. Go in. Call me when you get there.