JTBC‘s ‘Tokpawon 25 Hours’ is heralding a trip filled with both romantic atmosphere and excitement.

The ‘Tokpawon 25 Hours’ to be aired on the 6th will feature an online trip with Toyama Prefecture, Japan, with Tokpawon Takuya on a business trip, and a midsummer Christmas in New Zealand.

According to the production team, in ‘Tokpawon World Exploration Life’, Japanese Tokpawon and Takuya leave for Toyama Prefecture and visit the Amaharashi Coast, known as the most beautiful coast in Japan, and also taste Toyama Prefecture’s specialty, shiro shrimp. In particular, shiro shrimp can only be found here because Toyama Prefecture is the only place the Japanese government permits fishing, making viewers curious about its taste.

They then visit Fugan Canal Reclamation Park, a representative urban park in Toyama. At night, the beautiful lights around the Tenmon Bridge shine brightly, making it a must-see attraction for tourists. After seeing the romantic night view, Lee Chan-won exclaimed in admiration, “This would be such a great date spot.”


Meanwhile, Tokpawon from New Zealand will reveal the Palmers Santa Parade, Auckland‘s representative Christmas festival where you can enjoy Christmas in the middle of summer. It is full of things to see, such as a parade with the concepts of Santa Claus and New Zealand’s national bird, the kiwi, and it will catch your eye.

They will also head to Te Paki, the largest sand dune in the Southern Hemisphere. Te Paki is a sand dune formed when water created by volcanic activity piled up inland. They will deliver a thrilling experience of sandboarding, descending from a height of about 150m at an incredible speed.

The broadcast will be at 8:50 PM on the 6th.

Hong Se-young, Donga.com reporter projecthong@donga.com