[news] Invincible Youth flies to Japan to learn the Japanese way of farming
2010.06.28
KBS "Invincible Youth" cast hits the road and leaves for Hokkaido Japan on the 29th to film for a new episode.
The crew said on the 28th, that G7 will be leaving for Hokkaido in Japan on the 29th and they will be staying there for 2 nights and 3 days to film for the show.
This is the first time the show will go oversea's and they will be learning the Farming techniques of the Japanese rural villagers and their way of Life and nature.
According to the PD of Invincible Youth on the 28th, "The filming will take place in a famous town where it often rain's and they will experience a new local agriculture life. We will try to capture the beautiful scenery in the village and this will be the first time we will be filming oversea's".
The members will be interacting with the residents of the town and will also experience the local spa, as well as the farm experience and also scheduled to have a fan meeting.
They chose Hokkaido because of it's popularity in the town's abundance of farm and agriculture living, As well as they were given the opportunity to visit the town as well.
Source: TV Report Credits: Blueprincess824 @ Dailykpopnews
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