Shin Dong-yup shares shocking experience of mixed-gender bath with Sung Si-kyung in Germany: "No gender separation in shower rooms" [Zzanhanhyeong]

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Broadcaster Shin Dong-yup revealed an anecdote about experiencing a mixed-gender bath with singer Sung Si-kyung in Germany.

On the 9th, a video titled "Lucky Alberto Daniel EP.170 The Non-Mainstream Council of Foreigners in Korea" was released on the YouTube channel 'Zzanbro Shin Dong-yup'.

On this day, Shin Dong-yup recalled his visit to a bathhouse in Berlin, Germany, with Sung Si-kyung.

Shin Dong-yup stated, "When I went to a bathhouse in Berlin with Si-kyung, there was no concept of separate men's and women's sections," adding, "There was no distinction between genders, and separate shower rooms were not provided either," sparking surprise.

He continued, "Naturally, while interviewing people at the bathhouse, I asked, 'Since it's a neighborhood place, aren't you embarrassed when you meet someone you know?'" and shared, "However, they said they were a bit embarrassed when they met their friend's mother," eliciting laughter.

On the other hand, Lucky recalled his first visit to a Korean bathhouse. He said, "Korean bathhouses were shocking to me," adding, "In India, people wear clothes even when showering alone. They are conservative about covering their bodies. It is fine now, but at first, I wondered why Koreans show everything and walk around naked," further adding to the humor.

Daniel, who is from Germany, also introduced the unique bathing culture of his home country. He said, "In Germany, people apply honey to their skin at bathhouses because it is believed to be good for the skin," adding, "Even though I am German, it did not seem easy."

He then explained that Germany's mixed-gender bathing culture formed as a movement to return to nature spread after industrialization in the 19th century, leading to nudity being accepted as a natural state.

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