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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
"Love Next Door" revolves around the complex relationship between two childhood friends, Baek Seok-ryu and Choi Seung-hyo. As kids, they oscillate between being friends and rivals, but as adults, they lead incredibly successful lives on opposite sides of the world. The narrative takes a turn when Seok-ryu, a product manager from a global company in the U.S., returns to her hometown after a broken engagement. This unexpected return reunites her with Seung-hyo, an architect who once aspired to be a national swimming champion. Their reunion rekindles feelings that have long been buried, prompting them to reevaluate their lives and relationships.
As their friendship deepens, it transforms into something more romantic, but the path is fraught with challenges. Both characters carry the weight of their pasts, including Seok-ryu's hidden battle with cancer, which she has kept secret from her family and friends. The series intricately weaves in themes of familial dynamics and societal expectations, as both sets of parents grapple with their children’s relationship while confronting their own unresolved issues. With a mix of humor and heartfelt moments, "Love Next Door" explores the delicate balance between friendship and love, ultimately asking whether two people, once so close, can navigate the complexities of adulthood and embrace a future together.
Filming locations
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Bukchon Hanok Village
북촌한옥마을53 Bukchon-ro, Jongno-gu, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 종로구 북촌로 53The warm and nostalgic neighborhood where the characters grew up and navigated their lives as adults was primarily filmed in Bukchon Hanok Village.
It was mainly filmed in the charming alleys of Bukchon in Jongno-gu, along the Hanyangdoseong Trail, and in the areas of Seongbuk-gu and Jongno.blog.naver.com - 02
Guwaum Village
구와우마을38-20 Guwau-gil, Taebaek-si, Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province강원특별자치도 태백시 구와우길 38-20This is the filming location for the sunflower field where significant romantic moments occur between the characters. The beautiful scenery enhances the emotional depth of their relationship.
So where is the filming location of the sunflower field from the drama "Eomma Chingu Adeul"? There are several famous sunflower spots in the country, but the filming location for "Eomma Chingu Adeul" is said to be 'Guwaum Village' located in Taebaek, Gangwon-do.blog.naver.com - 03
Munsugol Healing Camping Site
문수골힐링캠핑장104-107 Munsusan-ro, Wolgot-myeon, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 김포시 월곶면 문수산로 104-107This camping site features a beautiful lake view and is where a pivotal confession scene takes place between the characters.
The location of the camping site in the tvN drama "Mom's Friend's Son" is said to be 'Munsugol Healing Camping Site' located in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province.blog.naver.com - 04
Seongnam Temple
석남사557 Seongnam-ro, Sangbuk-myeon, Ulju-gun, Ulsan울산 울주군 상북면 석남로 557The scene featuring a temple in the drama was filmed at Seongnam Temple, which is located in a serene mountainous area.
There was a scene in "Eomma Chingu Adeul" that took place at Seongnamsa. Seongnamsa is located at the quiet foot of a mountain.blog.naver.com - 05
Ihwa Village
이화마을33 Ihwajang-gil, Jongno-gu, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 종로구 이화장길 33Ihwa Village is one of the filming locations for the drama, featuring a staircase on Ihwa Jang-gil.
Many fans have been curious about the filming locations of the drama "Mom's Friend's Son" featuring Jung Hae-in and Jung So-min, and it turns out that most of the filming took place in Seoul and the surrounding areas! The main locations included an architectural office and a bathhouse, but another notable spot is a staircase located at 70-11 Ihwajang-gil, Jongno-gu, in Ihwa Village.blog.naver.com - 06
Hanyangdoseong
한양도성283 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Seoul서울 종로구 율곡로 283The filming locations included the scenic paths of Hanyangdoseong, enhancing the healing atmosphere of the drama.
It was mainly filmed in the charming alleys of Bukchon in Jongno-gu, along the Hanyangdoseong Trail, and in the areas of Seongbuk-gu and Jongno.blog.naver.com
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Production
Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.
Show Runners
Studio Dragon
CJ ENM- The MODORI
- Creators
- Yu Je-won유제원
Source: TMDB
Cast & characters
Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.
Choi Seung-hyoJung Hae-in정해인
Bae Seok-ryuJung So-min정소민
Jeong Mo-eumKim Ji-eun김지은
Kang Dan-hoYun Ji-on윤지온
Na Mi-sukPark Ji-young박지영
Bae Geun-sikCho Han-chul조한철
Seo Hye-sukJang Young-nam장영남
Choi Kyung-jongLee Seung-joon이승준
Yoon Myeong-uJun Seok-ho전석호
Do Jae-sukKim Keum-soon김금순
Bang In-sukHan Ye-ju한예주
Bae Dong-jinLee Seung-hyub이승협
Lee Na-yunShim So-young심소영
Kang Yeon-duShim Ji-yu심지유
Bae Seok-ryu (child)Oh Eun-seo오은서
Choi Seung-hyo (child)Cho Yeo-joon조여준
Source: TMDB
Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.
Jung Hae-inas Choi Seung-hyo
Jung Hae-in is a prominent South Korean actor known for his compelling performances across various television dramas and films. He first appeared in the music video for AOA Black's "Moya" in 2013, marking the beginning of his entertainment career. Jung made his official acting debut in the 2014 series "Bride of the Century," but it was his supporting roles in the 2017 dramas "While You Were Sleeping" and "Prison Playbook" that garnered him significant attention. Jung's career took a notable turn as he landed his first leading role in the 2018 romantic drama "Something in the Rain," followed by another lead role in "One Spring Night" in 2019. His popularity continued to soar with standout performances in the Netflix series "D.P." from 2021 to 2023 and the critically acclaimed "Snowdrop," which aired from 2021 to 2022. In addition to his television work, Jung has appeared in films such as "Tune in for Love" and "Start-Up," further solidifying his status as a versatile actor in the South Korean entertainment industry.
Jung So-minas Bae Seok-ryu
Kim Yoon-ji, better known by her stage name Jung So-min, is a prominent South Korean actress born on March 16, 1989. She made her mark in the entertainment industry with her debut in 2010, landing a supporting role in the television series Bad Guy. That same year, she gained recognition for her first leading role in the romantic comedy Playful Kiss, which, despite low domestic ratings, found popularity overseas. Following her early success, Jung took a brief hiatus in 2011 to focus on her studies at the Korea National University of Arts. She returned to the screen in 2012 with the MBC sitcom Standby and went on to star in various successful projects, including the KBS drama Big Man in 2014 and the JTBC series D-Day in 2015. Her role in the sitcom My Mind's Flower Rain in 2016, alongside Lee Kwang-soo, garnered significant attention, achieving over 100 million views in China. Jung So-min has continued to build her career with leading roles in hit series such as Because This Is My First Life (2017) and Alchemy of Souls (2022). She is also set to appear in upcoming projects like Love Next Door (2024) and Would You Marry Me? (2025), as well as the film Love Reset (2023). With her versatile acting skills and charming screen presence, Jung remains a beloved figure in the South Korean entertainment landscape.
Yun Ji-onas Kang Dan-ho
Yun Ji-on is a South Korean actor, born on May 19, 1990, who is currently managed by Ium Hashtag. He graduated from the Department of Acting at Kyonggi University and began his career in the performing arts in 2013 as a stage actor. He made his on-screen debut in 2016, quickly establishing himself in the world of television and film. Since then, Yun has appeared in various dramas, including notable titles like "Monthly Magazine Home," "You Are My Spring," and "Memorist." His filmography also includes prominent films such as "Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds," "Okay! Madam," and "Jo Pil-ho: The Dawning Rage." With a diverse range of roles, Yun Ji-on continues to impress audiences with his talent and versatility in the entertainment industry.
Park Ji-youngas Na Mi-suk
Park Ji-young is a talented South Korean actress known for her versatile performances across various television series. Born on January 25, 1969, she has made a significant impact on the K-drama landscape with her engaging portrayals. Park gained recognition for her roles in popular series such as "The Woman Who Still Wants to Marry" in 2010 and "Romance Town" in 2011, showcasing her ability to navigate both comedic and dramatic narratives. Her career continued to flourish with notable appearances in "The Fugitive of Joseon" (2013), "Tears of Heaven" (2014), and "Don't Dare to Dream" (2016). Park's performance in the historical drama "Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo" (2016) further cemented her status as a prominent figure in the industry. She also captivated audiences in the 2017 series "Save Me," demonstrating her enduring talent and versatility as an actress. With a career spanning over a decade, Park Ji-young remains a respected and beloved figure in South Korean entertainment.
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Episodes
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Ep 1Comeback2024-08-17 · 65 minSoon-to-be-wed Bae Seok-ryu returns to Korea and runs into her old friend Choi Seung-hyo. But she acts strangely around him, hiding a secret.
Ep 2Hate2024-08-18 · 75 minEven as her loved ones ask for an explanation, Seok-ryu hides her vulnerabilities until a confrontation with her mom forces Seung-hyo to come to her aid.
Ep 3Stop Line2024-08-24 · 77 minAs Seok-ryu adjusts to unemployment, she faces anxiety about her stagnant life. Seung-hyo clashes with his partner after a tense business meeting.
Ep 4Past Perfect2024-08-25 · 78 minWhen Seok-ryu's old company presents a promising opportunity, she and Seung-hyo collaborate. Later, an unsettling encounter leaves Seok-ryu rattled.
Ep 5Go Back2024-08-31 · 79 minSeung-hyo starts acting awkwardly around Seok-ryu as old feelings resurface. To complicate things further, he faces a delicate situation at work.
Ep 6Your First2024-09-01 · 82 minSeok-ryu explores a new career path, tapping into a childhood passion. However, her family faces a crisis when her father's secret comes to light.
Ep 7Love Is All About Timing2024-09-07 · 78 minA figure from Seok-ryu's past appears, leaving those around her looking for clarity — including Seung-hyo, who navigates his own complicated feelings.
Ep 8His Secret2024-09-08 · 80 minAs the truth finally comes out, Seung-hyo waits for Seok-ryu's response. Meanwhile, Seok-ryu's parents discover her new endeavor, sparking their fury.
Ep 9Darkness in Life2024-09-14 · 87 minAs Seok-ryu deals with an ailment, Seung-hyo and Song Hyeon-jun compete for her affection. But soon, Seung-hyo discovers the real reason for her return.
Ep 10Bear in the Cave2024-09-15 · 91 minSeok-ryu's secret comes to light, leaving her loved ones struggling with the shock. When she goes missing, Seung-hyo desperately sets out to find her.
Ep 11Belated2024-09-21 · 90 minSeung-hyo awaits Seok-ryu's genuine response as time passes since his confession. But suddenly, he receives a shocking announcement from his parents.
Ep 12Puppy Love2024-09-22 · 84 minSeung-hyo and Seok-ryu try to navigate their relationship dynamic. Soon, feelings of jealousy arise, and they struggle to resolve a fight.
Ep 13Love2024-09-28 · 83 minAs their relationship blooms, Seung-hyo and Seok-ryu struggle to keep their status a secret. Jung Mo-eum finds out what's behind Kang Dan-ho's coldness.
Ep 14Sweet Love2024-09-29 · 80 minSeung-hyo takes it into his own hands to encourage Seok-ryu's cooking ambitions. Convinced it's the right moment, he asks her an important question.
Ep 15Bravo, My Life2024-10-05 · 77 minSeung-hyo and Seok-ryu face their parents' wrath after their secret is revealed — pushing the tension between their mothers to a boiling point.
Ep 16The End2024-10-06 · 73 minSeung-hyo and Seok-ryu, happy in their relationship, prepare for a lifetime together. They inspire each other as they work toward their personal goals.
Source: TMDB
Videos
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