ENA’s upcoming travel variety show City Z Goes to the Countryside (시골에 간 도시Z) has unveiled a vibrant new poster, showcasing a delightful cast of beloved celebrities set to charm audiences with their foray into rural life. The show, billed as a “hiptro” (hip and retro) variety program, aims to offer a refreshing contrast between urban sophistication and the serene beauty of the countryside.
The poster, which has already captured significant attention, features Yang Se-chan, Lee Eun-ji, Lee Yi-kyung, Song Geon-hee, and Jung Dong-won relaxing on the porch of a traditional Hanok, a classic Korean house. Their casual attire—comprising comfortable T-shirts, checkered shirts, and relaxed shorts—embodies a perfect blend of practicality and style for a rural getaway. The setting evokes a warm, nostalgic atmosphere, reminiscent of visits to a grandmother’s home.
The chemistry among the cast members is evident in the poster, where their easy smiles and natural interactions suggest a strong group dynamic. Se-chan and Eun-ji, known for their engaging humour and charismatic presence, are expected to bring their trademark wit to the show. Meanwhile, Yi-kyung adds a layer of charm and entertainment, and Geon-hee, a newcomer to variety shows, alongside the versatile Dong-won, promises to bring fresh energy to the program. The poster perfectly captures the spirit of our show—fun, relaxed, and full of surprises.
Check Out the City Z Goes to the Countryside Poster
Mark your calendars and get ready for a journey that combines the best of both worlds with City Z Goes to the Countryside, which is set to premiere on September 8 at 8:30 p.m. KST, offering a blend of humor, heart, and exploration as the cast trades city lights for rural tranquillity. Fans can look forward to seeing how these urban celebrities tackle the challenges and joys of country life, promising an engaging and entertaining viewing experience.
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