Actress Ko Hyun Jung visits Tokyo, where she lived as a newlywed... ”Three years of newlywed life in Tokyo... a time when we were together but also alone”

Actress Ko Hyun-jung revisited Japan, where she lived as a newlywed.

On the 17th, the YouTube channel 'Ko Hyun-jung' published a VLOG. On this day, the daily life of Ko Hyun-jung during her visit to Japan was shown.

In the epilogue, she says: "In 1995, I left show business, got married and started my honeymoon in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. I was 19 years old and in my third year of high school when I made my debut, and for the first time, my life began to be ordinary. I lived there for nearly three years', she continued to explain.

'There was no one I knew, no place I knew. I had nowhere to go, and I was also embarrassed to do anything outside by myself, so I stayed at home for the remaining time. I spent a lot of time alone, whether together or not".

Ko Hyun-jung said: 'I ate alone, shopped alone, and started accomplishing a lot of things alone when I came to Tokyo. I lived in Nihonbashi for nearly three years. It means 'the beginning of Tokyo' to the Japanese. The Qilin, an animal in Chinese legend on the Nihonbashi bridge, originally had no wings, but they made them to pray that it could fly from here to the whole of Japan."

On this day, Ko Hyun-jung's eyes lit up when she found an udon shop she used to go to every day when she lived in Maehon for 30 years.

After being selected for Miss Korea, Ko Hyun-jung stepped into the entertainment industry and appeared in dramas such as 'Eyes of Dawn' and 'Hourglass', but retired from the entertainment industry after marrying Shinsegae Chairman Jung Young-jin in 1996, when she was at the height of her career. She subsequently divorced in 2003, after eight years of marriage, and returned to show business.