Miss Korea (미쓰코리아)

Where are we again?

Here? It's Switzerland! - Yes.

It's Switzerland. - Yes.

Is this your first time here in Switzerland?

It's my first time. - I had a layover here before.

I've also just had a layover.

Really? - You probably never experienced...

the train ride, right? - No, I haven't.

Look at the traffic lights.

They're also train-shaped.

Zurich? - Zurich.

Zurich?

It's shaped like a train. - It is.

Here, it's... - Let's get going.

Hello! - It's A Young and Sae Ho.

A Young! My sikhye sister! - It's so good to see you.

My sikhye brother!

I'm so glad to see you both. - It's so nice to see you.

Welcome back. - Thank you.

I missed you. - I missed you so much.

Seriously.

It's usually hard to find someone when it's so crowded,

but I could find you right away.

You couldn't have missed him if you tried.

A Young fits in here, though.

Thanks.

Director, where are we going?

Who's our host today?

I'll give you something. - Okay.

The first clue,

he's the CEO of a nationally-famous company in Switzerland.

What?

He's a CEO. - What?

A nationally-famous Swiss company?

If it's a national company... - Then can we...

in Switzerland, - name the brand?

There's a famous watch company.

There's also one for knives. - Maybe it's a drink brand.

The famous Swiss knives? - Yes, the pocket knives.

The name of the company is in Korean.

Really?

How can that be? Is the CEO Korean?

If he's the CEO of a big company, he must be rich.

His house is going to be awesome.

You two, seriously.

He's the main sponsor for the Swiss professional soccer team.

He must be very successful.

If they're the main sponsor, then is their logo on the jersey?

That's right.

There's a soccer stadium named after it.

Here's your second clue.

His favorite Korean food...

is soybean paste.

Really? - That's too bad.

Has he lived in Korea before?

That's right.

Where he lives...

is an hour and 20 minutes away from here.

By car? - Yes. This is Zurich,

and he lives in a municipality called Roggwil.

Roggwil. - We have to travel some more?

It's stunning.

I don't know if I say this,

but this sandwich is incredible.

That's random. - It's incredible.

That's so random.

I love solving quizzes while eating.

Right now? - I'm really happy.

The sandwich just melts right in my mouth. It's amazing.

Shoes?

Is it a company for hiking shoes?

I know! - If middle-aged women like these,

it must be hiking shoes. - It has to be hiking shoes.

I don't think that's it. - Me neither.

This isn't it. - What's that?

Can you start with the ladies in the back? I want to get it right.

This is it, right? - I think we got it.

It's right, right? - 1, 2, 3.

Truman Kim. - Truman Kim.

Who was it? - I think we're wrong.

Truman Kim? - Did you say Truman Kim?

What company does he own?

Swiss. - Swiss.

No way. That's nonsense.

Are we completely wrong? - Yes.

Are we really wrong?

What's his Korean name? - I don't know.

Kim Jin Sil. - Kim Jin Sil.

Kim Jin Sil.

Hilarious.

We're finally here now.

It's beautiful here.

Roggwil.

It looks like the town from "Hansel and Gretel".

Look at the scenery.

Look at the clock tower.

Are we here? - That's amazing.

We should walk a little. - Yes.

Is the host a Swiss person?

I've seen those shoes before.

These are the Masai shoes.

Yes, these are it. - They're all Masai shoes.

Yes, I remember them from when I was younger.

Hey, someone is in there.

Someone is on the treadmill.

He's on the treadmill?

Is it a foreigner?

They walk while they work.

They're walking while working.

Hello. - Hello.

They work standing up.

He's barefoot.

I've seen this on TV.

Because it's not healthy...

to be sitting for a long time,

those who want... - Is this what they all do?

can choose to walk. - For how many hours do you walk?

As long as I want. - As long as you want.

He's really working.

Really? - He walks while working.

Do you not sit down, ever?

No. - No?

Can that really be true?

It's written on the machine that he already walked 2km today.

Were you told to walk or did you decide to do this?

It's my choice.

May I try? - This? Yes.

Usually, in Korea, you have to stand...

when you get in trouble. - Right.

I've also heard that...

these days in Korea, a lot of people...

work standing up. - That's right.

That's the trend. - Yes, I've heard as well.

That's so cool. - It's really soft and cushiony.

I wouldn't mind standing all day if I'm standing on this.

And he doesn't have to walk fast. He walks very slowly.

Even while walking,

his vision is not interrupted by moving.

It's so comfortable.

He's really working. - It's healthy and productive.

Would you like to give it a try? It's really great.

Kwang Hee, try it. - Okay.

Really? - It's awesome.

I've never seen this before. - It's so comfortable.

It's really comfortable. - It's like walking on clouds.

Really? - It's very relaxing.

It's relaxing, isn't it?

Is the owner here?

Who is it? - Actually...

He's upstairs. You can go upstairs.

He says he's upstairs. - We need to go up one more.

Let's go.

See you. - See you.

Thank you. - Thank you.

I've never seen such a thing. - It's fascinating.

You'd die if you doze off. - Even if you eat a lot,

That's right.

You might fall off. - Exactly.

It's fascinating. - He looks sleepy.

Hello.

Did you... - Welcome.

You're looking for our CEO, right?

Yes. - Yes.