'Non-Summit's Takuya "Became a Yakuza Member" Shocking Update Revealed [Talkpa-won 25:00]

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'Non-Summit' star Takuya, who gained attention as a Japanese cast member, shares a surprising update.

The episode airing on the 9th on JTBC's 'Talkpa-won 25:00' features segments on experiencing Japanese gyaru culture, a "local chance trip" in Washington D.C., and a look at homes around the world with a focus on Hong Kong.

Takuya makes his first appearance in the studio in a long time, revealing that he recently became a yakuza member in Japan, shocking everyone. It turns out this was for a role in an upcoming film; after it was revealed that he completely transformed from head to toe to embody the character, the studio erupted in surprise.

Additionally, Takuya shares local news that "Hanbon-eo" (a mix of Korean and Japanese phrases such as 'daebai' and 'ohaseyo') is trending in Japan, further piquing interest.

First, the Japanese Talkpa-won members attempt to experience true gyaru culture by trying out being a "gyaru-o," a term for male gyaru enthusiasts. After attempting gyaru-o makeup themselves, they leave the studio stunned with visuals beyond imagination. They then visit Shibuya 109 to purchase accessories needed to complete their gyaru fashion, showcasing what a true gyaru-o looks like. Next, they continue their deep dive into gyaru culture at a local café that recreates a Heisei-era high school girl's room. As the final stop of the gyaru tour, they take on the popular "parafura" dance challenge alongside gyaru culture at the Shibuya Crossing hanbok version, drawing attention.

Next, the group visits Georgetown University, a prestigious university located in Washington D.C., the capital of the United States. Particularly, current students from Georgetown University personally guide them around the campus, sharing vivid stories only known to enrolled students. From student cafeterias costing about 20,000 won per meal to dormitories reaching approximately 14 million won per semester, an unimaginable campus life is set to be revealed. The group also visits stairs near the school, known as a real filming location for the movie 'EXO Exorcist,' continuing their unique Washington D.C. journey.

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