E-Mart and Electro Mart are large-scale supermarkets operated by the Shinsegae Group. They marked the beginning of large-scale retail stores in South Korea when the first store, Changdong Branch, opened in Chang-dong, Dobong-gu, Seoul on November 12, 1993. Now, they can be found all over the country. While E-Mart initially started with a focus on selling daily necessities, these days ...
The area around E-Mart Chilsung Branch in Daegu has changed so much that it can be described as a completely transformed neighborhood. The old, worn-out buildings from before have all disappeared, and it’s now impossible to find the old familiar sights. “E-Mart & Electro Mart Daegu Chilsung Branch” E-Mart and Electro Mart are large-scale supermarkets operated by the Shinsegae Group. ...
E-Mart and Electro Mart are large-scale supermarkets operated by the Shinsegae Group. On November 12, 1993, the first store, Changdong Branch, opened in Dobong-gu, Seoul, marking the beginning of large-scale retail stores in South Korea. Now, these stores can be found all over the country. While E-Mart initially started with a focus on selling daily necessities, it has gradually transformed ...
E-Mart Manchon Branch in Daegu is located between Dongdaegu Station and Suseong-gu. It is a larger store compared to other E-Mart branches, possibly due to its strategic location in a bustling commercial area. “Including Electro Mart, this E-Mart spans three floors.” E-Mart Manchon Branch utilizes a total of three floors for its store, which is one floor more than other ...
E-Mart and Electro Mart are large-scale marts operated by the Shinsegae Group. They marked the beginning of large-scale retail stores in South Korea when the first branch, Changdong Branch, opened in Changdong, Dobong-gu, Seoul on November 12, 1993. Now, they can be found all over the country. While E-Mart initially started with a focus on selling daily necessities, it has ...
The “Seoul International Finance Center” located in Yeouido, Seoul, is referred to as “IFC SEOUL.” In English, it is called “International Finance Centre Seoul.” IFC consists of four buildings: “One IFC, Two IFC, Three IFC, Conrad Seoul Hotel.” IFC, an abbreviation for International Finance Center, is an international business district and shopping mall in Yeouido. It was the first international ...
KakaoTalk has become so ingrained in the daily lives of the people to the extent that it’s hard to imagine a day without it. Based on the success of KakaoTalk, Kakao has developed and sells character merchandise based on the emoticons used in KakaoTalk. One can find these products at “KAKAO FRIENDS” stores. “Diverse restaurants, cafes, and shops in Lotte ...
Yongsan, once known for its electronics market, also had a reputation for unfriendly service. However, Yongsan is gradually transforming into a space for adult hobbies. “Yongsan Transforming into an Adult Hobby Space” This transformation bears resemblance to Tokyo’s Akihabara district. Akihabara, which also started as a fruit and vegetable market, later evolved into an electronics market, and now is famous ...
Between Gwanghwamun Station and Seodaemun Station on Line 5, you can find Gyeonghuigung Palace and the Seoul Museum of History. Across from these attractions, you’ll discover a small-scale gimbap joint that was even recommended by past connoisseurs of local cuisine. Formerly known as “Icheonnyang Gimbap,” this eatery operated in this spot for 16 years. However, it recently changed its name ...
Whenever I visit Jeju Island, there’s one place I never miss out on: Seogwipo’s daily Olle Market. While exploring the area, I naturally find myself drawn to the market. Seogwipo’s Olle Market always exudes a lively atmosphere, making it a must-visit spot. People have various reasons for visiting the market – sometimes it’s to buy some quick snacks, and other ...
Even when boarding a domestic flight in Jeju Island, you can shop at the duty-free stores on your way back. This is because Jeju Airport also holds the status of an international airport. During this recent trip to Jeju, after completing the boarding process and while waiting for my flight, I had the opportunity to do some light shopping. “Jeju ...
When traveling to Jeju Island, it’s common to use air travel. While it’s possible to travel to Jeju by ferry, most people opt for a flight. Jeju Airport, serving as the gateway to and from Jeju Island, holds the status of an international airport. Thanks to this, even domestic travelers can take advantage of the duty-free shops. “Jeju Airport Duty-Free ...