'Wandering Chef' Lim Ji-ho Passes Away from Heart Attack at Age 65

'Wandering Gourmet' Lim Ji-ho, who was active as a natural cooking researcher, passed away from a heart attack on the 12th at the age of 65.
[Photo from the movie 'Bapjeong' still cut]

[Asia Economy Reporter Hwang Sumi] 'Wandering Chef' Lim Jiho passed away from a heart attack on the 12th at the age of 65.

The late culinary researcher was known for presenting new and creative healthy dishes using natural ingredients. He traveled around the world for over 40 years searching for ingredients and creating dishes, earning the nickname 'Wandering Chef.'

In 2006, he received a commendation from the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and in 2014, he became well-known to the public by appearing on the TV program "How to Eat Well and Live Well - Have You Eaten?" Recently, he appeared on shows such as "Master in the House," "Law of the Jungle" chef edition, and "Eat More and Go."

In October last year, he deeply moved audiences with the documentary film "Bapjeong," which portrayed his philosophy on life and cooking, as well as his longing for his mother.

Last October, Lim Ji-ho met with audiences through the documentary film Bapjeong, which conveyed his philosophy on life and cooking, as well as his longing for his mother, leaving a deep impression.
[Photo by the movie Bapjeong poster]

His cuisine was recognized not only domestically but also internationally. In 2004, he held a food demonstration in Stuttgart, Germany, and participated in a Korean food festival hosted by the UN. He also appeared as the cover model for the magazine "Food Art," published by Designers Party.

The late's funeral is being held at Shilnakwon Gimpo Funeral Hall, and the funeral procession will take place today, the 14th.