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Today, I Fell in Love. Abbreviated as "Kyou Suki." This time, it's a journey where only adults can participate. A journey of love to find your fated partner over 4 days and 3 nights. This trip features confessions from the men in Los Angeles. Will Guest be able to return home with their fated partner!? [Terminology used in Kyou Suki] 1. Two-Shot: A two-shot is when you invite someone you're interested in to talk alone. It's a time to discuss your feelings and what you've enjoyed so far. 2. First Impression: This refers to the impression when you first meet. You include people who fit your type or catch your eye in your "First Impression" list. As the days progress, people may be removed from this list, or new people may be added. 3. Flower Lottery: Men and women draw flowers. The person who draws a red flower can invite their crush on a night date that evening. The person who draws a blue flower can invite their crush on a morning date the next day. 5. After Time: For couples that successfully form, they go to the studio to talk with the observers about how things have changed since they started dating and their memories from the trip. Table of Contents Day 1: The Meeting [The participants gather and introduce themselves. In individual interviews later, they reveal their first impressions.] Day 1: Lunch [Dining at a restaurant near the Los Angeles seaside. Participants try to sit next to their crush or convey their feelings. Example: "Actually, you're one of my first impressions." After lunch, it's Flower Lottery time. The red flower winner invites one person for a night date.] Day 1: Night [Heading to a villa with an ocean view in Los Angeles. Those not on the night date have a party and two-shots. (The blue flower winner decides who to invite for the morning date during this time).] Day 2: Morning [Divided into the women's room and men's room in the villa for "Girl Talk" and "Boy Talk." The blue flower winner invites their crush on a morning date. The rest have breakfast in the villa living room. (Inviting your crush to sit next to you is encouraged).] Day 2: Afternoon [A choice between one of Australia's largest aquariums or theme parks. (Divided 4 vs 4). Participants invite crushes for two-shots or stay in their groups of four.] Day 2: Night [Rejoining at the villa for an 8-person BBQ. Participants invite crushes to sit nearby or cook together. Sneaking off for a two-shot is allowed. This is the time to narrow down your choice to one person.] Day 3: Morning [Appeal Time. Everyone invites their crush or the person they've fallen for to a two-shot. Men may say "I'm coming to confess to you." Women can say "I'll be waiting," or if they want someone else to confess, they can decline by saying "I can't accept those feelings."] Day 3: Evening [Confession Time. The men go to the women they want to confess to and do so at the seaside. It is not mandatory; if a man has no one he wants to confess to, he doesn't have to. Then the women give their answer.] The journey ends here. Three Months Later: After returning to Korea [After Time. The couple discusses their impressions of each other after three months of dating, what has changed, memories of the trip, and unexpected sides of each other with the observers.]