Korean notebooker paradise store exploration itinerary ✨ A must-go for notebook lovers

This is my last visit to Korea before school starts, and I’ll spend all my time in the cultural and creative shops! This trip is super satisfying, save it quickly~ First stop: Seochon Gyeongbokgung Palace I started with Allwrite. The notebook is light and not easy to carry, so I bought a roll of weekly masking tape. Further ahead is the analogue keeper offline store! The big "Pa, Pr!" on the door is very eye-catching. There are new products compared to June, and the monthly letters have also changed. The September calendar stickers are very special, and the hand-diary users are ecstatic 📅! Second stop: Shengshui Cave Go to Made By first after getting off the subway, it’s postcard heaven! The new exhibition area has loose-leaf inner pages and dividers. Transparent dividers are included, and the texture is superb~ Madeby is in front of object, a cultural and creative collection store, which has added basic dot stickers. Although there are not many new things, it is very complete🔍. The third stop: Holy Water Cave Take a taxi directly to a Japanese store (the name is in the picture). There are so many notebooks, pens, and inks. It’s great for taking photos! Although the price is relatively high and there are not many new products, it is hard for those who love Japanese style not to be tempted📒. This time I successfully checked in at the Korean notebook cultural and creative store! Every stop was full of surprises, tapes, postcards, notebook accessories... we gained a lot. If you come to Korea, you must follow this route to experience the joy of being surrounded by cultural and creative industries~ #SeoulItinerary