Lee Kuk-ju, who left, was shocked by the prediction of a major earthquake in Japan..I have to stay in Korea next month

By Sohee, Kim

Jun 04, 2025

Lee Kuk-ju, who left, was shocked by the prediction of a major earthquake in Japan..I have to stay in Korea next month



Comedian Lee Kuk-joo expressed tension over the rumors of the 「July Earthquake」 spreading in Japan.

On the 3rd, on the YouTube channel 'Sean'School', the 1st meeting of managers '1st. A video titled Osaka Matsuda, Namsan's managers Lee Hee-jun, and Rice Soup Minister Lee Kuk-ju (Dining Place: Black and White Chef Baek Su-jeo Restaurant)' was uploaded. In the video, actor Lee Hee-joon, YouTuber Matsuda, and comedian Lee Kuk-joo shared various stories while enjoying a company dinner at a restaurant in Seogyo-dong, Seoul.

Lee Si-eon will come to Lee Hee-jun and Matsuda, who arrived first. It is a female entertainer who recently got a room in Japan and is living in it. Soon after, Lee Kuk-joo appeared and greeted them.




Lee Kuk-ju explained "Living 800 meters from here", and Yi suggested "Then let's do the second round at the Guju's house". In response, Lee Kuk-joo said "They're all married men, aren't they?" I'm lucky to be married this year," he said.

Lee Hee-jun asked Lee Kuk-ju "Isn't it even in 'Golgeonyeo'?" and Lee said "That's Kim Min-kyung." Minkyung might not like it. Because I'm bigger in weight class. Still, I've met more men," he said, drawing laughter.

When Manager Matsuda asked for his ideal type, Lee Si-eon replied instead, `Just a man is enough,' causing everyone in the cast to laugh.




Lee Kuk-ju, who left, was shocked by the prediction of a major earthquake in Japan..I have to stay in Korea next month
Meanwhile, rumors of the recent Great July Earthquake from Japan were also mentioned at the meeting. Lee Si-eon said "A Japanese friend contacted me and said that a big earthquake could come in July, so I heard it's a hot issue these days," and Manager Matsuda reassured "It's because of cartoons, but even if I come, I won't go to Ueno, Tokyo, where Kuk-ju lives."

Then Lee Kuk-ju said, `I'm not going to Japan in July. But I should prepare it", showing a cautious attitude. Manager Matsuda also said, `I'm ready, too. He added, "We have a balloon for two or three months, and we have emergency food for two or three months."

Earlier, Lee Kuk-ju said he began living alone in Tokyo, Japan, last month. Lee Kuk-ju vaguely thought about the reason why he went to Japan, "'Wouldn't he be able to do something if he became Japanese?' Instead of waiting for work to come in, I came with the idea of doing something when I rest because I don't have a lot of work" he said. But he said he didn't immigrate. "I'm going back and forth to work hard and spend more meaningful time in Korea." he said.






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