The private space used by former President Yoon Suk Yeol, including a sauna and a bedroom inside his former workplace, was disclosed to the media Friday. Yoon's old workspace at the former presidential office in Seoul's Yongsan district was opened to reporters after the presidential office moved back to Cheong Wa Dae last month. Inside the dry sauna, made of hinoki wood, a television is mounted on the wall. Next to it is a reception room fitted with a king-sized bed, sofa, restroom and other amenities. Kang Hoon-sik, presidential chief of staff, said in an interview with a YouTube channel that the installation of a sauna inside a presidential workspace is "unprecedented," describing the room as looking more like "a small hotel room." The photos also show a private passage linking the parking lot to an underground area of the office building, which Kang described as a "secret entrance." Kang said he had not known about the passage and had never used it since President Lee Jae Myung took office in June. According to Kang, construction of the passage began in July 2022, about two months after