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#hometour #koreanhouse #home #onlinehousewarming [Jaeyoung and Hyunwoo's House] There is a couple who decided to live a new life every ten years. They say they have no fixed jobs or dreams they absolutely must achieve. They got married in their 20s, ran a cafe they started with the intention of just trying it for three years, and operated it for six. After quitting the business and working as baristas at another cafe, they suddenly left for Australia in their mid-30s. In Australia, the husband, Hyunwoo, worked as a tattooist, and the wife, Jaeyoung, surprised me by enrolling in university (for the second time) as a design major. They said they planned to live in Australia for only three years, but ended up staying for seven years before returning. When I heard they had returned to Korea, I assumed they would go back to Gyeonggi-do or Seoul, but I heard they bought a house on Geoje Island. A house that even comes with a commercial space attached. Their lives, which I saw on Instagram, were so fascinating and interesting that I visited Geoje Island under the pretext of touring their house. *Home Tour #KoreanHouse #Home #OnlineHousewarming* (I was so caught up with real life that editing got delayed, so I'm finally uploading this now 🥹) While editing this video and looking for a house in Seoul and the suburbs due to moving, I found it to be a huge comfort to myself—having lost (not forgotten, but ended up losing...) the way to 'not think of a house solely as an asset.' This might be partly because it reminded me of many conversations I couldn't capture in the video—but I hope you all feel a similar sense of comfort or a brief change of mood as you watch this. Please enjoy watching it ❤️ 🚩 Quick Quick Slow Studio, currently run by a married couple quickquickslowstudio.com (@quickquickslowstudio) Jaeyoung's Instagram @julie_bjy Hyunwoo's Instagram @leehyunwoo____