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Ahn Jae Hyun Reflects on Debuting Early During Han River Picnic
Actor Ahn Jae Hyun shared a sashimi picnic by Seoul’s Han River in a YouTube video posted on October 12.
He bought sashimi in Noryangjin and chatted with nearby fans, sharing food before sitting down to relax.
Asked about having time for leisure, he said he had debuted too early, then added that this might have been better.
Ahn began working as a model in 2009 and later moved into acting and variety shows.
Starting work and living independently early made this kind of leisure feel unfamiliar to him, he said.
As the sun set, he became emotional while reflecting on his past.
Actor Ahn Jae Hyun reflected on debuting early while having a sashimi picnic at Seoul’s Han River.
He said he became independent and started working early, making leisure culture feel unfamiliar.
A video of the outing was posted on YouTube on October 12.
Ahn said he could not enjoy this kind of outing unless he was filming.
He became emotional as he watched the sunset and wondered why he felt like crying.
- Who
- Actor Ahn Jae Hyun.
- What
- He reflected on debuting early and said leisure activities felt unfamiliar to him.
- When
- The video was posted on October 12; the sources do not state when the outing took place.
- Where
- Han River Park in Seoul.
- Why
- He said he became independent and started working early, so this kind of culture felt unfamiliar.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Ahn Jae Hyun debuted as a model.
A video of Ahn Jae Hyun’s Han River sashimi picnic was posted on YouTube.
Ahn Jae Hyun married fellow actor Koo Hye Sun.
Ahn Jae Hyun and Koo Hye Sun divorced.
- Location
- Han River Park, Seoul
- Food
- Sashimi bought in Noryangjin
- Video posted
- October 12
- Model debut
- 2009
- Marriage
- Ahn Jae Hyun and Koo Hye Sun married in 2016
- Divorce
- Ahn Jae Hyun and Koo Hye Sun divorced in 2020
What people are saying
I debuted too early
But I think that might actually be better
Why do I feel like crying?
I became independent and started working early, so this kind of culture feels unfamiliar to me






