1 Night 2 Days (2 Days & 1 Night / 1N2D / 1박 2일)

(2 Days and 1 Night continues into the year of the Blue Dragon.)

Today, we head to a great winter travel destination...

known for its beautiful winter scenery,

Pyeongchang in Gangwon Province.

- Pyeongchang. - Pyeongchang.

Gosh.

You're all still alive.

- Yes, hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Gosh. - What's that?

- Hello. - Is this Finland?

It's Pyeongchang.

Is this Finland or what?

You know,

we had some hard training in Finland.

- Excatly. - We went to the land of the frozen.

- The breeze is nice and cool. - This is great.

I see you all enjoyed your incentive trips,

and I'm very pleased.

Your darn mouth...

Was that an incentive?

- An incentive? - Really?

- That's an incentive? - That's an incentive?

We said this there.

As soon as we landed in Australia,

"What did we do that was so wrong?"

(A sudden thought hits him during the incentive trip.)

(They feel betrayed by the word "incentive" far away from home.)

What's important is,

- they went home after one night. - What?

- We... - Yes.

However hard it was, it was just a day.

It was crazy tough.

Yeongwol is three hours away.

You went home the next day!

Yes.

You had the best time in Korea.

- Where did you go? Australia? - To Australia.

- We had the best time? - Hang on.

We're all saying another team had a better time.

Let's have a hardship battle.

- "Here's how we suffered." - Seriously?

- Let's do it. - Let's have a go.

- My gosh, you people. - Let's battle it out.

Team Finland, go ahead.

- First of all, in Finland. - Hello is "hyvaa."

As soon as we got there,

we got straight into water.

- Yes. - No way.

- You went into cold water? - Yes.

- Icy water. - Icy water.

- For real? - Finland!

(They jumped into water when the temperature was -10℃.)

(They definitely confirmed their determination to live.)

Okay, then us.

It's a hardship battle. Go ahead.

Jong Min suddenly screamed.

We saw something black move like this.

- "What was that?" They were ants. - Ants.

Ants were like...

- There weren't just a few. - The ants...

- I bet there were a billion. - Seriously.

- The black... - Like in a nature documentary?

Yes.

We saw something black move like this.

They were ants.

If we slept there, we'd become skeletons.

That's how it felt.

(They suffered a lot mentally because of the ants.)

- Those ants. - Yes!

I know those ants.

This is the worst they went through.

I know.

- Tell them. - About what?

- About how we suffered. - We...

We made some great memories.

- What? - Come on!

- You said it was tough. - Yes!

They enjoyed Gangwon Province.

- It must've been great. - No.

That was the purpose of our trip.

With people in a different category from us...

- A different category? - What?

- A different category? - A different category?

Something like that.

People who aren't fat or thin?

We were told to get closer, so we got closer.

We got closer? We're not talking about you and me.

- Okay. - The missions we did.

We did stuff as soon as we got there.

We had a rough time.

When else would we get to do something like that?

My gosh.

What are you on about? Where have you been?

They didn't do anything!

- No, we... - What did you do?

We made kimchi for two hours!

We made kimchi!

(The Yeongwol brothers were given 30 heads of cabbage.)

(- Have you made kimchi before? - No.)

(They didn't give up on the 30 heads of cabbage.)

(Then with the seasoning they'd made with care,)

(Over 2 days and 1 night, they made 30 heads of kimchi.)

But I was happy because I had him.

What nonsense is that?

What is wrong with you?

This is what I feel right now.

- In Woo enjoys everything. - Australia was tough,

and Finland was tough too.

- It must've been tough for them. - Right.

Because In Woo...

This is a psychological hardship.

You were tired just physically.

I suffered much more mentally!

My body was freezing, and my mind was stalling.

And I had no one to lean on.

Just In Woo.

- I had no one to lean on. - That's hilarious.

- Team Yeongwol... - It was hard.

We didn't get to go abroad.

We felt like guys waiting at home for friends to return from abroad.

I'm sure you brought back something.

- Come on. - We brought something.

Would we have not?

Are there presents?

- Who are we? - Really?

- Finland's... - Finland's most famous...

- national... - national candy.

- Their national candy. - It's so tasty.

We brought some just for us.

- At a convenience store... - Yes.

- These are... - They're everywhere?

- Everywhere. - It's the first thing you see.

- A national candy. - Give me one.

It has a unique taste.

- Eat 2 or 3 in one go. - Taste one.

Smell it at least. If you only eat chicken breast.

It's tasty.

Thank you.

Is this right?

- It's right. - It's right.

- This is right? - Yes.

I don't think so.

Keep it in your mouth.

It'll get sweeter if you chew it.

It tastes weird!

- It's salty. - Why is it so salty?

(People don't make this face when eating candy.)

It's so salty. Why is it so salty?

What is this?

It's a really famous product.

It's made with stuff that's good for you.

I can't eat it.

They brought this back to tease us.

We brought actual gifts.

We brought an actual gift from Australia.

This one?

(Jong Min and DinDin got to taste it beforehand.)

(I can't help but think the others need to try this!)

(They actually bought some for the members.)

We brought jam.

(This was filmed before that aired, so the members are clueless.)

Made in Australia.

It's called "Vegemite."

- No, together. - In Australia,

every household has this.

Is it the equivalent to peanut butter in the US?

Yes, it's like peanut butter.

You taste it first.

Let's all eat together.

- Isn't it like red ginseng? - It looks like red ginseng.

- No. - DinDin's eating some.

Kids like this.

- Kids? - Yes.

- Good. If he ate some, it's fine. - Yes.

When we rode camels,

they had this everywhere.

It's the most popular one in Australia.

Feed us a piece.

Is it tasty?

- Thanks. - It's not bad.

- It's really okay. - Open your mouth.

I'm still chewing.