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Akmu's Lee Su-hyun Travels to Switzerland with Friends, Including Kim Sung-joo's Son
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Akmu's Lee Su-hyun Travels to Switzerland with Friends, Including Kim Sung-joo's Son

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Akmu's Lee Su-hyun embarked on a trip to Switzerland with friends, including Kim Min-guk, son of broadcaster Kim Sung-joo.
  • A YouTube video documenting their 'perfect summer' trip was released on the 'Lee Su-hyun Official' channel.
  • The group, including singer-songwriter Park Chan-young, enjoyed various activities during their travels.

Akmu member Lee Su-hyun has shared highlights from a recent trip to Switzerland with a group of friends. A video documenting their adventures, titled 'The Most Perfect Summer Spent in Switzerland (Suhyun, Seunguk, Chanyoung, Minguk 4 Siblings Trip),' was released on her official YouTube channel.

The travelogue features Lee Su-hyun alongside YouTuber Chun Jae-seunguk, cellist and singer-songwriter Park Chan-young, and Kim Min-guk, the son of well-known broadcaster Kim Sung-joo. The group appears to have enjoyed a picturesque and memorable summer vacation, exploring the scenic beauty of Switzerland.

According to the video's description, the trip was a significant experience for the friends, with Lee Su-hyun noting that she had to wait over two hours for their first meeting, hinting at the anticipation and excitement surrounding their reunion for this journey. The content promises viewers a glimpse into their shared experiences and the stunning landscapes they encountered.

I had to wait over two hours for our first meeting.

— Lee Su-hyunLee Su-hyun mentioned the anticipation for their first meeting before the trip began.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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