BTS member Jin appeared as the first guest on tvN's Handsome Guys.

On December 1, Jin joined the cast of Handsome Guys to participate in the "Bingo Game in Busan."

The show's cast members were thrilled by the appearance of "Worldwide Handsome" Jin. Cast member Lee Yi-kyung remarked, "With Jin here, the show's title Handsome Guys feels complete," while Cha Tae-hyun joked, "Just in case, don't schedule anything for your next appearance." Jin responded playfully, "Actually, I didn't book anything after this, just in case."

Handsome Guys is a cultural travel variety show featuring veteran entertainers Cha Tae-hyun, Kim Dong-hyun, and Lee Yi-kyung, alongside "variety rookies" Shin Seung-ho and Oh Sang-wook. Jin joined the cast for a trip to Busan, kicking off the show's adventures with the "Bingo Game."

The first stop was a museum located on the campus of D University. The museum, founded in 1959, is known as the first museum in the Busan area and offers free admission to view its collection of valuable artifacts.

At the museum, Jin showcased his artistic knowledge in front of the embroidered "Jo Chongdo" folding screen, saying, "This is a work by Shin Saimdang." As Jin correctly pointed out, the screen features Jo Chongdo, a motif often painted by Shin Saimdang.

Standing before the screen, Jin joked, "Do I look like a nobleman standing here?" while pretending to stroke a beard. Lee Yi-kyung and Oh Sang-wook responded with laughter, quipping, "You look like you're on your way to take a state exam" and "You seem deeply focused on scholarship."

The group also marveled at Donggwoldo, a national treasure depicting the palaces of East Asia. The painting is believed to have been produced in limited quantities due to its status as military intelligence. Jin added to the conversation, saying, "That makes sense—someone could infiltrate and carry out an assassination."

Jin's engaging and witty participation set the tone for the show, blending cultural exploration with lighthearted entertainment.