3 peripheral stores (1 SM TOWN, 2 everysing, Chanyeol’s mom’s restaurant, Hoonlu Milk Tea Shop (Jinwangdao), Natur al. Republic. It’s actually easy to find Lotte. Although there are no subway stations nearby, you can ask for directions (

Because I don’t know your specific location) Everyone in Myeongdong can speak English, and you can also report the name of the dish, price, etc. in Chinese, and the people there are really enthusiastic and can give directions. What you are looking for is Lotte

young. plaza. , SM. TOWN is just inside. There is a small counter on the first floor that sells mostly EXO products, but it doesn’t seem to have all the stuff on the B1 floor, so I suggest you go downstairs and ignore the passers-by.

Anyone who has been to South Korea knows that there are underground passages in South Korea, which are used when disaster strikes, but in daily life, if you are too lazy to wait for the red light or something, you will go underground. You will know this if you go there, LOTTE YOUNG PLAZA Underground

In the SM TOWN picture on the B1 floor of the entrance picture, there are two poster walls where the fans can take pictures together, but basically don’t even think about it because there are always a lot of people crowded there and there is a small storage space on the wall.

Peripheral products are displayed in the pavilion. Team K’s is at the entrance to B1 on the first floor, so there are not many people crowding around K. Now I will explain everything about the cave. First, I will show the pictures of the entrance to Myeongdong, except for Myeongdong, which is directly opposite the Myeongdong battle.

The entrance is different. Unexpectedly, the Myeongdong entrances in other places look like this. LOTTE YOUNG PLAZA is directly opposite the Myeongdong entrance. After entering, turn right at the first intersection and keep walking. You will see this store (the angle may be different, but

This is the store’s exterior picture) After you enter, take the escalator to the 4th floor and you’ll find everything. The entrance picture of Eversing is roughly the same as SM TOWN, but it’s bigger than SM TOWM. Next, let’s talk about the items they endorse.

I went to the supermarket under Lotte to look for CRUNKY chocolates. The salesperson said they were sold out. She looked very surprised and said that they were still there yesterday. The kids are really excited. They endorse NATURAL.

REPUBLIC, you don’t have to worry about not finding it, because as soon as you enter Myeongdong, you will know that they are all cosmetics stores endorsed by celebrities, and if you walk dozens of steps, there will be another store that sells products from the natural paradise endorsed by the bastards.

All skin care products, no cosmetics.

There are generally Chinese shopping guides inside, so language is not a problem. I went there to check out the hand cream. Chanyeol's avocado flavor and Sehun's grapefruit flavor were the last bottles.

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There will be a life-size human-shaped sign at the entrance of every nature park, but there will only be 3 people there (Luye, Baibai, Kai). Below is the store map. This should be the largest nature park in Myeongdong. It is near SPAO and the stars are bright.

~ The most common languages ??in South Korea are Korean and Japanese. Due to historical reasons, even those who are a little older understand Japanese.

Chinese words can only be heard in the Myeongdong area, and they should only be quoted prices and dish names. Unless you are Chinese, you cannot fully communicate in Chinese there.

But English should be no problem, especially in Myeongdong. If you find a stall selling snacks, your English speaking skills may be better than LL.

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People in other areas besides Myeongdong should also understand it to a certain extent. After all, if you want to do business, language is basically not a problem there.

By the way, the places I will update tomorrow are relatively remote (Myeongdong is located in the center of South Korea). Most of them can be reached by taking the subway, but the ticket vending machine provides four languages ??to choose from (English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese) and the staff inside can also

In English, there are also small Chinese fonts on the signs, but the display screens in the subway are in four languages ??except for the major attractions, and the rest are in Korean and English, so it is recommended that you remember the station names or count the stations when you arrive.

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