Choo Sung Hoon's daughter Chu Sarang, are you already independent..YANOSHIHO, "I won't support myself" [Star Issue]

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Will Choo Sa-rang, the daughter of broadcaster and athlete Choo Sung-hoon, become independent already.

Recently, a video titled "Tokyo Real Estate Tour, where Love went to see his own room and watched up to 20 billion mentions," was posted on the YouTube channel "Yanoshiho."

On this day, Yanoshiho said, "I'm going to check the house today. I think Sarang will be independent in a little while. He's an independent child, so he'll be out soon. I think a little about the future now. "I wonder if Sarang is in the U.S. or Japan," he said, "I'm going to check out the house in Japan because I'm going to go out either way."

When the production team asked, "Does Sarang want to become independent?" Yanoshi said, "Of course she will. Because I became independent when I was 18. I did it for work. Sarang is working now, so she will probably become independent. Maybe not?" he replied.

In response, the production team asked, "Will you support (independence) well?" Yanoshi said, "No. In fact, Sarang likes an expensive house. That's too much to do, but there's a house I lived in when I came to Tokyo when I was 17 years old, he said. "It's a one room, and I think it's better to start there. I thought it would be better to get bigger while achieving my dream. I'm interested, too. It's been 30 years now, and I want to know what the real estate market in Tokyo feels like," he said.

The real estate said, "Southeast is expensive. If the lighting is good, it's about 800,000 won to 900,000 won, he said. "We're going to look at cheap rooms first. The monthly rent is a little higher than in Korea. In Japan, there is no lease, so the monthly rent is high after paying a deposit for only a month. In Korea, it is an old one-bedroom village. It's four minutes from the station now," he said.

Yanoshiho, who saw his first house, said, "This place feels like I saw a house when I was 18 years old. It was really like this. It's similar," he said. The real estate said, "There is no ondol here, so it costs about 200,000 won for maintenance because it uses a lot of electricity," adding, "It is a 30-year-old six-pyeong room with good lighting." This place is about 780,000 won," he said, surprising.

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