J.Y. Park Shows Off Home Basketball Court and Daily Routine

JYP Entertainment founder J.Y. Park, 54, is pulling back the curtain on life inside his mansion. The music mogul is set to appear on MBC's variety program "Point of Omniscient Interfere" (Jeonjijeok Chamgyeon Sijeom), with a preview clip released during the July 18 broadcast.

In the teaser, Park's manager described a life scheduled down to the minute. "He splits his day into minute-by-minute blocks," the manager said. "He said he wants to keep performing as a top-level dance artist until he turns 60, so he's stuck to the same daily routine for 20 years."

That discipline showed on camera. Park takes oil supplements as part of his health regimen and wears toe socks throughout the day. He explained the toe socks help with balance. "When each toe moves separately, it helps center your body," he said.

The look inside his home was just as striking. Park's mansion features a grand piano, a home gym, and a full indoor basketball court. After watching him play, comedian Jeon Hyun-moo teased him, joking that his shot did not quite match the setup. "For someone with a basketball court at home, you don't score much," Jeon said.

Park's two young daughters also appeared in the preview. He hugged them as they woke up and told them he loved them. "I want to be the best dad," Park said, showing off his soft side.

Park remarried in 2013 and has two daughters born a year apart. He currently lives in the Achiul village area of Guri, just outside Seoul. According to a March report from Korea CXO Research on individual shareholders with holdings above 10 billion won in major culture and content stocks, Park's stock holdings were valued at roughly 362.7 billion won, or about $270 million.