"I want to know if it's alive." Takuya sobbed with 父 for the first time in 25 years..Highest viewership 7.6% (Living Man) [synthesis]

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Broadcaster Takuya met her biological father, who broke up 25 years ago.

KBS 2TV's "Salim Nam," which aired on the 28th, featured singer Grie as a special guest, and the story of Takuya, who visited her biological father for the first time in 25 years, was unfolded at the scene where solo trot singers gathered together. The broadcast on the same day recorded a national viewership of 6.0%, and a scene in which Takuya's biological father, who met Takuya for the first time in 25 years, showed a childhood picture of Takuya's brother and sister, which he had kept so far, showed the highest viewership of 7.6%.

Takuya's heart-wrenching masterpiece was drawn on this day. Takuya, whose longing for her biological father, who broke up at the age of 10 after meeting her mother last month, said, "My mother told me that she had removed all the pictures of my biological father, but when I looked at them again this time, I saw them. "My father is 71 years old, and I want to know if he is alive or not," he said.

Takuya then headed to Hokkaido, Japan, with only a photo and information about his father's name, age, and hometown. After searching, Takuya finally found a strong clue and headed straight to Tokyo, where his father is now believed to be living. But as we got closer to our destination, Takuya became more and more distraught. "I'm thinking about when I met my father, when I couldn't, and when I had a new family. "I can't predict how I'll feel when I see myself living alone without a family member," he said.

With a complicated mind, he finally found the building where his father lived, and he looked blank. "The house didn't look good. The room also looked small in appearance, and it didn't seem to be a typical type of residence. He is old, but in Korea, he felt like a gosiwon. I'm worried if you're okay," he said, expressing mixed feelings.

Upon learning that his father lived in the dormitory building of a newspaper delivery company, Takuya talked to a resident who came out of the building and asked about his father. After finishing the story, he was in agony, saying, "I told him I was his son, and he said he often told me."

At this time, Takuya's father appeared. The father recognized his son as soon as he saw him, and he cried without raising his head, saying, "I'm sorry." He continued, "I hoped that you would find me someday. And I should have found you guys, but I didn't expect this day to come," he said, shedding tears with 25 years of remorse.

The father, who still remembered his children's birthdays, said, "I know it's too stupid for you guys, but I remember it in my own way. I'm so sorry," he said, repeatedly apologizing. When Takuya handed over a picture of herself with her sister, her father was speechless. Subsequently, the father also showed a picture taken with Takuya's brother and sister when they were young, and he could not hide his sorry for his son. Leaving a short meeting behind, the father gave a small allowance to his son who was about to leave and shared his heart with a deep hug.

Takuya burst into tears after breaking up with her father. He said, "The way I wanted to meet my biological father and show him was 'I grew up like this'. I wanted to show that I grew up strong," he said, explaining why he swallowed his tears. At the end of the broadcast, Takuya's heartfelt letter to his father was released, stimulating viewers' tears.

This "Salimnam" was a fresh love challenge by trot youths, adding deep emotion to Takuya's heartfelt story of facing her biological father for the first time in 25 years, leaving a deep lingering impression.

Meanwhile, "Living Man" airs every Saturday at 9:20 p.m.

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