Having overseas activities has become a regular part of idols' lives and schedules. Sometimes being abroad for up to a year and half at a time, one can't help wonder where they sleep and how they eat. In a generation of global K-Pop, let's take a look into the daily lives of idols abroad.
"Wonder Girls and Girl's Generation's Protection of Privacy is the Best"
Like their domestic activities, Wonder Girls' and SNSD's global activities are just as common. They even have living accommodations abroad. Wonder Girls, who started activities in the United States in 2009, stayed at the New York Manhattan JYP USA building for awhile, but last year moved out to an apartment. Although accommodations a bit tight, all five girls have a room to their own. After getting used to life abroad, the girls often cook Korean meals together.
SNSD, who are regulars in Japan, have a villa in Shibuya all to themselves. In Seoul, they lodge in a 314m2 (1,030 sq ft) villa; however, because there is difficulty in finding as wide an accommodation in Japan, they take up two villas that have two rooms each. They usually eat out, but when they are in the villa, their meals are cooked by a maid who helps them out.
CN Blue, who is going to make their Japan major debut on October 19, is used to activities abroad from starting to have regular activities since 2009. Before, they spent their days in Shinjuku in a small two-bedroom apartment cooking for themselves. However, recently they started to use hotels. This is from fans finding out where they live and causing a bit of an inconvenience to the boys' privacy.
CN Blue's company FNC Music stated, "We prefer to book hotels close to where they are performing. We're not sure at this point if we're going to continue to book hotels or look for a more permanent accommodation."
Having a permanent place to live is good for privacy. The fact that they are able to cook in these accommodations is a good thing too.
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