Lee Kuk-joo, who left, stopped recording in the dense streets of Tanaka

By Yoona, Lee

Jun 17, 2025

Lee Kuk-joo, who left, stopped recording in the dense streets of Tanaka



Comedian Lee Kuk-joo was embarrassed when she accidentally entered a back alley in Japan.

On the 17th, Lee Kuk-ju channel "Taste and enjoy..." This is the life of a 40s living alone abroad..A video titled "Tokyo Friend's Restaurant + Drink Store's Best Item Recommendation/ Choi Jin-hyuk Go to a Japanese fan meeting and watch a friend's business" was released.

Lee Kuk-ju binge-watching Japanese lettuce on a puffy morning, saying, "We need to get rid of the puffiness."," he said, bringing laughter.




He then revealed his daily life of making keys and challenging himself to ride the Japanese subway with the help of a local friend.

The next day, Lee Kuk-ju "tries the subway today. I decided to meet my friend in Shinjuku. Shinjuku Station is really complicated, so I'll give you a tip. I don't know where to go to Shinjuku Station, where there are too many exits. The tip is to get off at the station." Lee Kuk-joo, who succeeded in challenging the subway, said, `The hardest thing about me getting on the subway is to hug my legs,' `I exercised tremendously inside my thighs.'

Lee Kuk-joo, who left, stopped recording in the dense streets of Tanaka
Lee Kuk-joo, who was on his way to a shortcut to meet his friend, suddenly turned off the camera. Lee Kuk-joo laughed, saying, `I turned off the camera to look at the map, but when I looked for a shortcut, I came to the back alley and passed through an alley where many people like Tanaka Sang in Korea are here.' Lee Kuk-ju, who met his friend, said "Don't get me wrong. There are many signs like this in front of me right now," he said, revealing the embarrassing alley.




The Japanese friend laughed, saying, `The current style of Japanese Tanaka.'

Lee Kuk-ju, who succeeded in taking the Japanese subway, said "I think you've flown a lot with taxi fares. I can't believe I've been able to reduce expenses like this." "I'm saving those expenses and eating well." I won't eat like I live alone in my 20s. I live alone in my 40s, so I'll show you how to eat what I want to eat."

Meanwhile, Lee Kuk-ju recently started living alone in Tokyo, Japan, drawing attention.






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