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[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure if this question is asked already but I'll be in Seoul next week and I was wondering where can I buy Arashi stuff there? Many thanks for your help. :)

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[leana9101.livejournal.com]

All I have seen in Seoul is the korean editions of their CD's. They are in almost every CD store ^^

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

thanks! so i guess they're not so hard to find, after all :))

[gensou-alice.livejournal.com]

I totally have no idea, but I just wanted to pop by and say that I love the title you used xDb

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

haha! :D

[miyawoks.livejournal.com]

Was just in Seoul last week and was surprised that they have JPop Magazines and Arashi Concert Picture Books in bookstores. Try Kyobo Bookstore. I saw some picture books of Arashi there. I also saw some Arashi albums in YP Bookstore in Myeongdong, although they were made in Korea (SM Entertainment distributes for JE).

Hope this helps...

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

thank you so much! i would like to buy picture books and magazines too. :))

[iylover.livejournal.com]

KYOBO <3 T_T I miss Korea so much!!!! Try the Dongdaemun Kyobo as it is the biggest in Korea.

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

thank you! it's going to my first time there and i'm excited :)

[chosoo.livejournal.com]

As others has said, most Arashi stuff u can get are cds, dvds and magazines.

Kyobo in Gwanghwamun is the biggest.. then also the one in Gangnam is good.
Then u also have Bandi Lunis at Jongak station, they usually have more magazines for sale compare to Kyobo.


Here are directions
KYOBO bookstore
(In KOREAN KYOBO Bookstore is called: KYOBO MUNGO - if you want to ask a korean just say KYOBO or show this, it is in hangul (Korean alphabeth) 교보문고)

1. Gwanghwamun station (in KOREAN: 광화문 역 - line 5, Purple line) - Kyobo has it's own exit, I think it's no 3.. not 100% sure but..
At the JAPANESE section you can find all books/magazines
At Hottracks (inside Kyobo) you can find cd's and dvd's

2. Gangnam station (in Korean: 강남 역, line 2 exit 6, "circle line/light green line) or Sinnonhyeon station (in Korean: 신논현 역, line 9 - beige?! line)
If you enter the KYOBO building, either take the stairs or elevator down to the basement. OR..go through the KYOBO entrance, on the "right side of the bulding"... if you walk from Gangnam station, just keepon walking until you "pass the bulding" and you should see stairs going down...and there is the exit.


For only Magazines and books, they usually have more magazines for a discounted price for old magazines compare than kyobo...

Bandi Lunis bookstore
Jongak-station (in Korean: 종각 역, Line 1, dark blue line)

You can also walk between Kyobo in Gwanghwamun and Bandi Lunis in Jonggak, takes maybe 5-10min.

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

OMG thank you sooo much for this! *will print this message so i won't get lost* :D

[mycutykoala.livejournal.com]

I was in Seoul last summer and I found their CD's at almost any CD shop or stand. The only specific one that I can tell you was a CD stand at the entrance of building in Itaewon. I remember seeing some Arashi stuff in a CD shop, like DVD's too, but I think that might have been in Jeju Island or somewhere outside of Seoul >< As for magazines and other stuff, I didn't really look for that >< haha sorry

[kuroxshiro.livejournal.com]

thanks for the info :))