"Wow!" Even Lee Chan-won was stunned by the beyond-imagination sale price of Tokyo's ultra-high-rise The Penthouse [Tokpa-won 25:00]

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Singer Lee Chan-won will guide viewers on a fascinating virtual travel journey, from astonishing home tours to mysterious auroras, on Wednesday night.

JTBC's "Tokpa-won 25:00" will feature a virtual trip connecting Shanghai in China, Tokyo in Japan, and Greenland alongside travel creator Kwak Tube in its broadcast on the 11th. The episode covers the landscapes and cultures of each region, ranging from a Peking Opera experience in Shanghai to Tokyo's ultra-high-rise The Penthouse and the auroras in Greenland.

In the Shanghai segment, the "Such Things Happen in the World" corner reveals the process of a Tokpa-won transforming into a Peking Opera actor. After completing vocal training and makeup, the Tokpa-won took the stage and encountered audience members taking photos despite their awkward performance, prompting the cast to burst into laughter as they watched.

The Tokyo segment introduces the ultra-high-rise The Penthouse and a hidden secret room. Various convenience facilities and the night view behind the curtains are revealed, and Lee Chan-won expressed his amazement with "Wow~" upon learning the sale price.

The Greenland segment also covers local residents' reactions regarding the United States' permanent control rights. Local residents voiced their opposition by shouting "NO!" Meanwhile, Alpha-go, who was traveling late at night, discovered the aurora while saying, "I can see it even from inside the car."

Subsequently, Alpha-go faces difficulties just before boarding a boat to seek out other natural scenery. The situation of being on the verge of halting filming and whether the shoot will proceed will be revealed in the broadcast at 9:50 p.m. on the 11th.

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