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- Episodes
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- Locations
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Synopsis
A concise overview of the premise, tone, and dramatic setup.
Scent of a Woman is a Korean comedy-drama that explores the transformative journey of a woman navigating her life and desires.
Filming locations
Places connected to scenes, checked against source links before they appear publicly.
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Yangju Nari Park
양주 나리공원710 Gwangsa-dong, Yangju-si, Gyeonggi-do경기 양주시 광사동 710Yangju Nari Park is known for its beautiful flower displays, especially during the Scent of a Woman drama. The park features a variety of colorful flowers, including the famous pink muhly grass.
Yangju Nari Park has reportedly established itself as a hot spot for leaving 'life shots' on social media and has become a national tourist attraction.sjkim818.tistory.com - 02
Sol Island Rock
솔섬바위Docheong-ri, Byeonsan-myeon, Buan-gun, Jeonbuk State, South KoreaThe hikers passed by Sol Island Rock during their trek, enjoying the scenic views.
To the right is Solseombawi.4000nom.tistory.com - 03
Wolmyeong Park
월명공원Haemang-dong, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 군산시 해망동Wolmyeong Park is a beautiful place that showcases the four seasons, attracting many visitors throughout the year. It is easily accessible and offers a serene environment for walks and relaxation.
The Four Seasons of Wollyeong Park in Gunsangreenb4385.tistory.com - 04
Buncheon Station Santa Village
분천역 산타마을49 Bunchun-gil, Socheon-myeon, Bonghwa-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do경북 봉화군 소천면 분천길 49The scene captures the festive atmosphere of Buncheon Station Santa Village, where visitors can enjoy the charm of a winter wonderland.
Buncheon Station has been transformed into an entire 'Santa Village'... it has a vibe similar to 'August's Christmas.'greenb4385.tistory.com
Food & places
Restaurants, cafes, markets, and dishes tied to the drama or the reader's visit path.
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Haebyeongho Restaurant
13771 Newport Ave Ste 4, Tustin, CA 92780, USAThe article mentions a visit to Haebyeongho Restaurant where the author enjoyed a meal of natural flounder sashimi rice bowl and other dishes, making it a part of their healing date.
So we ended up at 'Haebyeongho Restaurant.' What we ordered were natural flounder sashimi rice bowl, natural oysters, and bulgogi muk... We ordered a generous amount.ninesr.tistory.com
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Production
Broadcast details, runtime, language, and key production credits.
Source: TMDB
Cast & characters
Key roles, performers, and character context for quick scanning.
Lee Yeon-jaeKim Seon-a김선아
Kang Ji-wookLee Dong-wook이동욱
Chae Eun-sukUhm Ki-joon엄기준
Im Se-kyungSeo Hyo-rim서효림
Kim Soon JungKim Hye-ok김혜옥
Source: TMDB
Lead actors
Lead performer biographies and notable credits.

Kim Seon-aas Lee Yeon-jae
Kim Sun-a is a prominent South Korean actress, celebrated for her versatile performances across various genres in television. Born on October 1, 1973, she rose to fame with her title role as Kim Sam-soon in the beloved series "My Lovely Sam Soon" in 2005, a role that solidified her status as a household name in the Korean entertainment industry. Throughout her career, Kim has showcased her talent in other notable dramas, including "City Hall" (2009), "Scent of a Woman" (2011), and "The Lady in Dignity" (2017). She has also appeared in "Should We Kiss First?" (2018), "Children of Nobody" (2018), and "Secret Boutique" (2019), further demonstrating her ability to tackle diverse characters and complex narratives. Kim Sun-a continues to be a significant figure in K-drama, captivating audiences with her performances and leaving a lasting impact on the industry.

Lee Dong-wookas Kang Ji-wook
Lee Dong-wook is a prominent South Korean actor and model, born on November 6, 1981. He first entered the entertainment industry in 1999 with a minor role in an MBC single-episode drama. His breakthrough came shortly after when he was cast in the teen drama "School 2," followed by a notable performance in "School 3," which helped him gain recognition. Lee has since become a household name, celebrated for his leading roles in popular television dramas such as "My Girl," "Scent of a Woman," "Goblin," and "Tale of the Nine Tailed." In addition to his acting career, Lee Dong-wook has also showcased his versatility as a presenter. He hosted the talk show "Strong Heart" and participated in reality shows like "Produce X 101." His charm and charisma have made him a favorite among fans, and he continues to engage audiences with his work. After serving in the military from August 2009 to June 2011, he returned to the screen, further solidifying his status in the entertainment industry.

Uhm Ki-joonas Chae Eun-suk
Uhm Ki-joon is a prominent South Korean actor renowned for his extensive work in musical theater before transitioning to television dramas and films. He makes his acting debut in 1996 with a role in the musical stage production of "Richard III." Uhm quickly gains recognition for his remarkable talent, starring in various acclaimed musicals such as "Singin' in the Rain," "Grease," and "The Count of Monte Cristo." Uhm's television career begins in 2007 with his debut in the drama "Kimchi Cheese Smile." He steadily builds his reputation through notable performances in popular series, including "Scent of a Woman," "I Hear Your Voice," and "Defendant." His portrayal in the hit series "I'm Not a Robot" (2017-2018) cements his status as a leading actor. In recent years, Uhm has captivated audiences with his roles in "The Penthouse: War in Life" (2020-2021) and "Little Women" (2022), showcasing his versatility and depth as an actor.


Kim Hye-okas Kim Soon Jung
Kim Hye-ok is a veteran South Korean actress known for her extensive body of work in both film and television. Born on May 9, 1958, she began her career in the arts as a stage actress in 1978 before officially debuting as a television talent with MBC in 1980. Her early roles paved the way for a successful career, and she gained significant recognition for her performance in the sitcom "Old Miss Diary." Throughout her career, Kim has appeared in numerous popular dramas and films, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Some of her notable works include "Lifetime in the Country," "Discovery of Love" (2014), "Producer" (2015), "Manhole" (2017), and the highly acclaimed "My Golden Life" (2017-2018). With a reputation for her compelling performances, she has received numerous awards, further solidifying her status in the South Korean entertainment industry.
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Episodes
Episode stills, air dates, runtimes, and summaries.
- Ep 1Episode 12011-07-23 · 66 min
- Ep 2Episode 22011-07-24 · 65 min
- Ep 3Episode 32011-07-30 · 64 min
- Ep 4Episode 42011-07-31 · 65 min
- Ep 5Episode 52011-08-06 · 65 min
- Ep 6Episode 62011-08-07 · 64 min
- Ep 7Episode 72011-08-13 · 64 min
- Ep 8Episode 82011-08-14 · 66 min
- Ep 9Episode 92011-08-20 · 65 min
- Ep 10Episode 102011-08-21 · 66 min
- Ep 11Episode 112011-08-27 · 66 min
- Ep 12Episode 122011-08-28 · 63 min
- Ep 13Episode 132011-09-03 · 65 min
- Ep 14Episode 142011-09-04 · 65 min
- Ep 15Episode 152011-09-10 · 69 min
- Ep 16Episode 162011-09-11 · 67 min
- Ep 17Episode 172011-09-17
- Ep 18Episode 182011-09-18
Source: TMDB
Videos
Trailers, OST, interviews, making clips, reviews, and recommendations.
Trailers & teasers
OST
Interviews & making-of
Reviews & recommendations
Source: YouTube
Gallery
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