Son Ye-Jin 손예진 [Drama “Thirty-Nine” (JTBC/NETFLIX)]

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Son Yejin Fashion

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Son Ye-jin ♥ Hyun Bin, do you practice with your dog in advance of 'prospective parents'... Honey dripping honey before childbirth
 

2022.08.28. 6:31 am
 

 

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Actress Son Ye-jin revealed her husband, actress Hyun Bin, and her daily life of dripping honey. 

Son Ye-jin posted a bunch of pictures of delicious looking food on her own SNS along with the words "Saturday lunch". 

In her published photos, Son Ye-jin is taking pictures in front of menus that look appetizing, such as pasta. Son Ye-jin's daily life before childbirth, enjoying her delicious food as if she had passed her morning sickness, draws attention. 

Next, she revealed that Son Ye-jin's dog, Kitty, raised like her child, enjoying the dog's pizza. The hand feeding her kitty pizza was presumed to be Hyun Bin wearing her men's watch, and the two people's leisurely daily life drew the attention of fans. 

Son Ye-jin and her close friend, actress Oh Yoon-ah, cheered on their newlywed life by attaching an emoticon applauding "Oh". 

Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin got married in March and are currently expecting a child

 

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 Workplace Switzerland

Fans of Netflix series disrupt peaceful Swiss village

 

 Fans from Asia visit Iseltwald because the romantic Korean Netflix drama 'Crash Landing On You' was filmed here, with key scenes set on Iseltwald's picturesque pier. Keystone / Peter Klaunzer

 

 

Fans of the South Korean television series Crash Landing on You are flocking to Switzerland from all around Asia. The influx is more than the village of Iseltwald can bear and has sparked a backlash from locals and tourism officials.  

This content was published on August 27, 2022 - 14:00August 27, 2022 - 14:00

 

Ruiko Ono Helen James

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When the bus number 103, running from Interlaken to the picturesque Bernese village of Iseltwald, reached its destination on a Monday morning in late August, Asian passengers started walking towards the shores of Lake Brienz, some 200 metres away.

Their final destination, of a trip which for some began in Korea, Japan or Vietnam, is a wooden pier on the lake. This is where one of the main characters of the Netflix series Crash Landing on You plays the piano. As he plays, a girl he falls in love with arrives on a ferry from Interlaken. Since then, the location has become a must-see location for fans of the series.  

 

 

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Around the pier, which is 1.5 metres wide and seven metres long, about ten tourists are already waiting to get on and take pictures. All day, groups of about ten people rotate on the pier, eager to immortalise their trip. They come with tripods, selfie sticks and even drones. Now and then they move their faces close to the camera to check the shots. When the next bus arrives a few hours later, more people join the queue. 

 

 

 

Ms Lee and Ms Park, two 21-year-old students from South Korea, arrived on the 9:06 bus and make their way to the pier. They are attending summer school in Germany for a month and decided to travel to Switzerland to visit the different filming locations of the series: Iseltwald, Lucerne and Zurich. "The natural beauty of Switzerland is very attractive. We don't have that in South Korea", Park says.   

 

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 Ms Park and Ms Lee from South Korea. When Ms Lee got off the bus, she removed the curlers from her bangs and they headed straight for the pier. swissinfo.ch / Helen James

Taking photos next to them is a Vietnamese couple in a wedding dress and dinner jacket. “We are getting married in November and came here for a pre-wedding photo shoot. We chose this place because of the series. It's very romantic,” says the bride, Thu Nguyen. As she talks, her hands never stop moving as she packs her bags. “We are spending only a day in Iseltwald. If we don't leave now, we'll miss the train,” she says, taking the groom's hand and hurrying off the pier. Their next stop is Lucerne, also featured in the series.  

 

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Newlyweds document their wedding with photos in Iseltwald. swissinfo.ch / Helen James

 

 

The number of tourists visiting Iseltwald increased towards noon. The bus leaving Iseltwald is packed.  

 

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Busloads of tourists have become a problem for the locals. "There were times when I wanted to go back to the village, but I couldn't get on the bus," laments local shop keeper Marion Krähenbühl. swissinfo.ch / Helen James

PostAuto, the operator of the bus route, announcedExternal link in late July that until October it was increasing the number of services by four per day due to rising demand from tourists. That’s a 30% increase compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2020. On top of those, tour operators are also flocking to the location. The Swiss press reported that at its peak in the first half of August, up to 12 large tourist buses arrived per day.  

This unexpected influx of customers has at times disrupted the usually tranquil bus route. “We are very happy that so many people are using the service. However, since last week there has been a combination of construction work and increased traffic, which has led to more congestion on the route. This makes it a challenge for us to keep to the operating times," Urs Bloch, PostAuto’s spokesperson, wrote in an email in late August. 

 

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 Kusuma Senjaya from Vietnam had to postpone his visit to Iseltwald due to the pandemic. "I had planned to visit Switzerland before coronavirus. Now that the restrictions have finally been lifted, I brought my wife with me". swissinfo.ch / Helen James

 

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However, the boom has not always been welcomed by local tourism operators and residents. In Iseltwald, there is widespread concern the region will not benefit financially and that the municipality has nothing to gain and instead will end up picking up left-behind rubbish. Residents also worry the influx will frighten away regular tourists who come for the peace and quiet.  

“Iseltwald is a quiet village with a population of 420. The local residents are not happy with this wave of tourists,” complains Marion Krähenbühl, who works in the small supermarket and souvenir shop opposite the bus stop.   

 

 

 

The Strand Hotel in Iseltwald. The village has a population of 420. swissinfo.ch / Helen James

The rise to fame of her native village has left her confused and overwhelmed. “Tour groups leave the village within five minutes after taking photos at the pier. Tourists who come by bus bring their own food and drink so do not eat in the restaurants. Therefore, the village earns almost no extra income from these tourists. All that is left is the rubbish that has been thrown away. This is just 'rubbish tourism'," she laments.  

The Bönigen- Iseltwald Tourism office acknowledges that these residents' statements are "unfortunately true”. “There has been no particular increase in the village's tourism income as a result of the series. We only spent money on disposing of the waste. We are currently discussing with the local municipality to find a solution,” the office said. This would include how to benefit financially from the new tourists.  

“There is more to Iseltwald than meets the eye in the pictures,” says the tourist office. “Some regular visitors have been coming to Iseltwald for peace and quiet for 20 years, as it has long been known as an 'oasis of tranquility'. We don't want to lose our charm.” 

 

 

 

 Iseltwald is the only village on the left bank of Lake Brienz, nicknamed the 'Pearl of Lake Brienz'. The path was used as the location for the opening scene of the drama. swissinfo.ch / Helen James

On the other hand, they say they cannot ignore those who are happy that Iseltwald has become widely known as a result of the series. A Swiss couple living in Iseltwald say they are “delighted” by the increase in tourists visiting the village. “We live here and have walked around the pier at least a hundred times. The number of tourists is overwhelming compared to before the series was made. But once the boom dies down, it will be quiet again. As long as we don’t have to pay extra taxes, we are not particularly bothered.” 

The topic of how to accommodate the needs of the tourists with those of the residents will be discussed at the next village meeting.  

In the meantime, tourists look set to keep coming to Isletwald. According to the municipality, a Thai film crew has applied to the Interlaken authorities for a filming permit in the village as well as Lake Brienz. 

Adapted by Virginie Mangin

 

 

 

 

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https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/business/fans-of-netflix-series-disrupt-peaceful-swiss-village/47851764

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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