Rented in Finland

The city boys head downtown as a group for the first time. They get excited and enjoy some coffee time at a cafe. They are getting quite used to the life of Lapland. For the last dinner at the cottage, Dong-yeon decides to make kimchi stew, and the boys will take care of the grilled pork. What will they do now in the vast wilderness?

The city boys drive through dense trees toward the second landlord, Oiva. Their extreme wild experience has been upgraded. There are only two beds in their second rented house! Two of them will have to sleep outside in the mid-air tent hanging on the trees. Which two city boys will be experiencing the scary tree tent?

Alexsi invites the four city boys to try traditional Finnish sauna. They get through the full hardcore sauna culture. Meanwhile, they say goodbye to Alexsi and the first house that taught them about Lapland. They will be staying at four different houses all over Lapland. Today, they're moving into their second lodging.

On the second day, the former city boys decide to go fishing, berry picking, and grocery shopping. For the first time in their life, Je-hoon and Eun-woo drive with a written map in a totally digital-free area. Meanwhile, Dong-Dong Bros, Dong-hwi and Dong-yeon pick wild berries for jam making.

The story that began in Lapland, the land of the midnight sun continues. The city boys don't know what to do (when they face the life of the true countryside. However, they don't even have time to feel discouraged. Step by step, they are learning about life in Lapland and adapting to the land of nature. With the limited ingredients, the four of them work together and prepare their first meal.

Four city boys, Lee Je Hoon, Lee Dong Hwi, Cha Eun Woo, and Kwak Dong Yeon, embark on a rural adventure and rent a house in Finland, a country which all of them are unfamiliar with. They have to live like locals and have a self-sufficient life, a completely different lifestyle from theirs. What unfolds when four of Korea's biggest stars swap their city lights for the raw wilds of Lapland, where even electricity and running water are a luxury?