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[SPOTV News reporter Kim Hyun-rok] MBC\u2019s Save Me! Homes will spotlight developments at Seoul\u2019s oldest bathhouse \u2014 a location that even appeared on the variety show Infinite Challenge.<\/p>\n
On the 23rd, the series, directed by Jung Da-hee, Nam Yoo-jung, Heo Ja-yoon and Kim Seong-nyeon, visits \u201cBathhouse Road,\u201d a stretch that has reemerged as a popular hangout among younger crowds.<\/p>\n
The episode brings together three peers born in 1986 \u2014 singer-actor No Min-woo, comedian Kwak Beom and Joo Woo-jae. After a quieter period, the trio explores bathhouses that have seen renewed interest from Gen Z and tours homes owned by people who take bathing seriously, aiming to capture the current state of bathing culture.<\/p>\n
A mansion in Miryang, South Gyeongsang Province, that includes a private bathhouse and sauna draws attention. With facilities that feel as if a public bath were transplanted into a residence, Kim Sook quipped, \u201cI wouldn\u2019t need to go to a public bath anymore,\u201d expressing envy. The show also features a home on Yeongjongdo in Incheon with a balcony spa designed for soaking while looking out at nature.<\/p>\n
The trio visits a home in Seoul\u2019s Yongsan District that\u2019s built around bathing. Joo Woo-jae described it as \u201cthe kind of house an ENFP would live in.\u201d Its Art Nouveau\u2013inspired, showy interiors and a boldly designed bathroom impressed the cast. Kim Sook called it \u201ca home where every detail is a focal point.\u201d The homeowner \u2014 who bears a striking resemblance to popular comedienne Lee Soo-ji \u2014 adds a lighthearted touch.<\/p>\n
The episode also examines bathhouses currently on the market. It will feature Seoul\u2019s oldest bathhouse, in operation since 1966, designated a Seoul Future Heritage site and previously shown on MBC\u2019s Infinite Challenge. The facility closed in 2022 and has recently been placed up for sale, a development that has attracted public interest.<\/p>\n
No Min-woo, long rumored to be a bathhouse aficionado, shares his personal bathing philosophy. He says he can spend about seven hours at a bathhouse, surprising viewers, and insists, \u201cBathhouses are more effective for me than dermatology.\u201d Remarkably, he maintains flawless skin despite never having had laser treatment. He also recalls receiving a surprise gift from Hyde, the vocalist of Japanese rock band L’Arc~en~Ciel, a story that underscores his passion for bathing.<\/p>\n
The program also highlights a spacious, well-maintained bathhouse listing in Miryang, noting the region\u2019s characteristic automated scrubbing machines.<\/p>\n
MBC\u2019s Save Me! Homes bathhouse scouting episode airs on the 23rd at 10 p.m.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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