식스센스: 시티투어

It's been a while, hasn't it?

This place has changed a lot.

Oh, gosh.

It's a nostalgic place.

The theater is still here.

This place has changed a lot.

I was so surprised when I visited the other day.

There used to be...

Is that gone too?

I wish the school stayed the same.

How long has it been since you came here last?

As of the date of this shoot... Last July.

Yes.

Yes. It hasn't been that long.

Did you think I'd cry or something?

It hasn't been that long.

The building here... What is it now? National Security Planning.

National Security Planning.

It's now called National Intelligence Service.

Since our school was small,

we played foot volleyball here.

While playing foot volleyball, we'd kick the ball over there.

To the NSP.

Sometimes, if there's someone nice, they kick it back over for us.

If there's no one, it's gone forever.

We can't go in there. To the NSP.

Oh, my!

Oh, CEO Song.

Hi.

You must be cold. - You got here so early.

You did the opening by yourself.

You're such a busy man.

We will... - Everyone.

Everyone doing a show with Jae Seok.

Go to bed early.

He starts so early. - Her voice...

Her voice is hoarse, isn't it? - He starts so early.

Eun I. This is the NSP.

Right, the NSP. - Yes.

So when we played...

foot volleyball here... - I told them already.

You did? - When the ball goes over...

Did you tell them how only the balls that were flat would come back?

According to legend,

some students climbed over the fence to get their ball,

and they never came back. - They never came back.

There are legends like that.

CEO Song and I... - Yes.

were in the same class. - That's right.

We entered school in 1991. - We were in the same class.

I was a broadcasting and entertainment major.

She was a theater major. - A theater major.

She was in that yard over there...

doing the mask dance.

On some days, she would be... - Let's dance.

On some days, she would be playing the guitar over there.

"What is this person?"

Dance! - So...

Your knees are still strong. - They are, right?

Your knees are still strong.

My knees are completely done.

And then Jae Seok...

Me. - I remember...

There's a specific scene.

What is that? - A specific scene.

I was over there then too.

"He's the guy..."

The guy who became a comedian. - "who got into KBS."

"Oh, who?" I looked over.

He was puffing his chest out this much.

Like this.

He was wearing a deep green suit.

You had a matching suit then.

You had one hand in your pocket.

He was walking over like this.

He was already a star. - Hey.

He was already a star. - I wouldn't have...

acted like that.

By the looks of him, he was already a star.

Then my dark period began.

Oh, gosh.

Oh, gosh.

Oh, gosh.

Hello. - Hi.

Hello. Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. - What a pretty hair color.

Thank you.

It hasn't been long since I dyed it.

You're right. The roots are well...

They're dyed well, right? - Yes.

Hello.

Because we've never... Never... We've never met before.

You can speak to me casually.

You can be informal. - Right...

You can be informal. - Right...

Okay.

That was fast. - Here.

Cheers. - Cheers.

Are you going to speak informally?

I don't usually do so. - You don't. I see.

Would you prefer that, bro?

Well...

Why?

That was so cute.

I'll call you my brother. - Okay.

I'll call you my brother.

What are we doing today?

Actually, I don't really know either.

Is this the expanded version of Sixth Sense?

Oh, Sixth Sense: City Tour? - City Tour?

We'll give you a map first. - Really?

Why aren't Kyung Pyo and Mimi here yet?

Right. I was curious to meet them. - What is this?

This kind of looks like a map of Jung-gu.

Oh, the area around Jung-gu. - Oh, we're doing a city tour...

of Jung-gu today.

Within this, one thing is fake? - One thing is fake?

I always say this,

but I'm an old city center expert.

I love it so much. - Right.

I love old city centers. - He's right.

And I was born in Yongsan-gu.

Right.

My family was pretty well off back in the day.

Yes. She's from a nice family.

Yes, it was like that then.

We can talk about that later. - Don't you have a younger brother?

I do have a younger brother.

I've never met him, right? - You have.

I have? - Yes, you have.

Oh, I have? I see. - Yes.

If she says so, it's true.

You have an older sister too. - My older sister lives in Canada.

Canada. Calgary.

Say hello. - She's one of three.

Her name is Seung Yeon. - Oh, right.

Seung Yeon. Are you doing well in Calgary?

And I'm one of four. I have an older brother too.

You're one of four? - Yes.

Hey, you're one of four? - I am. Two boys and two girls.

Why didn't I know that? - You didn't.

I'm one of three kids.

I know. I went to your younger sister's wedding.

You and your younger sister didn't seem close.

I was so surprised. I had never seen siblings so not close to each other.

It was her wedding. - How did you know that?

I just went because it was my younger sister's wedding.

I have to go.

That's all you need to know. - You're right.

We need to go meet Kyung Pyo.

They're at the meeting point. - Oh, really?

Okay. Let's walk. - Then let's get going.

Oh, it's still here. The way down to the basement.

It's here. - The earthen jars here.

Down here is the broadcasting and entertainment department.

Here is the traditional Korean music department.

In the basement here...