Actress Um Tae-woong's wife Yoon Hye-jin opened her wallet wide on a family trip to Japan, eating, shopping and enjoying herself.

On the 3rd, a video titled 'You know the Ums are picky eaters, right? big reveal of Kyoto & Osaka eateries' was posted on Yoon Hye-jin's YouTube channel. The video shows Um Tae-woong traveling in Kyoto and Osaka for three days with their daughter Ji-on.

Yoon Hye-jin was the one in charge of the family trip. She said, "Living with the Ums turned me into J," and explained that she had thoroughly prepared before the trip to accommodate her picky family's tastes and preferences.

Even the lodging was exceptional. Staying at a luxury hotel in Kyoto, the family decided to fully enjoy their meals. At a gyukatsu specialty restaurant, Yoon Hye-jin boldly chose in front of the menu, saying, "I'll order the most expensive gyukatsu."

It wasn't only dining that opened her wallet. As shopping began, Yoon Hye-jin's so-called "change disorder" kicked in. Although she was shocked by the higher-than-expected prices when she checked them, she soon became so absorbed in shopping that she even forgot about filming, making everyone laugh.

The next day, Um Tae-woong also appeared. After finishing the Kyoto schedule and before moving to Osaka, he went out for breakfast with the family and unexpectedly demonstrated a "green onion flirting" toward his wife by making a heart shape with a green onion.

The family's shopping did not stop afterward. When Um Tae-woong teasingly pointed out, "You shop a lot," Yoon Hye-jin immediately explained that most of it was for Ji-on. Still, she quipped to her daughter at times that "financial therapy is needed," which drew laughter. The production team also added the caption "the fun of travel is opening your wallet."

From luxury accommodation to the most expensive gyukatsu and shopping for their daughter. Although surprised by the prices, Yoon Hye-jin spared no expense when it came to the family trip, completing a proper "wallet-emptying" Japan travelogue.

[Photo] "YouTube"

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