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The pop-up store for 'Parasyte: The Grey' was located next to Megabox at Gangnam Station. It featured various interactive experiences related to the drama.
Ilgwang Station is another filming location that adds to the local charm of the drama.
The Cheongho Ferry connects Cheongho-dong and Jungang-dong and was featured in the drama 'Autumn in My Heart'. It is a popular spot for tourists to experience the ferry ride.
Seongsamjae is the starting point for the hike along the Jirisan Northwest Ridge. It serves as a transportation hub for hikers heading to the mountain.
This bus stop is associated with the filming of 'The Glory'.
This is where Seong Gi-hun witnesses a scene with his daughter before leaving for the U.S. It serves as a pivotal moment in the series.
This is the place where Park Sae-ro-yi and Jo Yi-seo had significant conversations. The night view is particularly beautiful, making it a popular spot. / Noksapyeong Bridge is a significant filming location where key scenes between the characters Park Sae-ro-yi and Jo Yi-seo were shot, connecting to the atmosphere of the drama. / Noksapyeong Bridge is a popular photo spot featured in 'Itaewon Class'. It offers a great view of Namsan Tower, making it a favorite among tourists and couples.
This quaint station served as the backdrop for an emotional farewell scene in the drama, capturing the essence of nostalgia.
Najeon Station is a filming location for the drama 'Kill Me, Heal Me' and is known for its beautiful railway scenery.
Night views of Seoul, including scenes shot at Namyeong Station, are featured throughout the film.
In the final episode, the scene where Jun Ji-hyun and Lee Min-ho live together is set against the backdrop of Deungmyeong Beach, about 2 km from Jeongdongjin Station.
This is where Ho-jin and Mu-hee briefly cross paths.
The scene involves taking a ferry to the filming location of Full House. It is described as a place with many seagulls.
In the final episode of Season 1, Seong Gi-hun witnesses a game of ddakji from the opposite platform as he prepares to leave for the U.S. This scene was filmed at Airport Cargo Terminal Station, not at the airport terminal.
The station is a filming location for the drama 'Encounter' where the main characters spend a quiet morning together.
Hualamphong is Thailand's largest railway station, known for its historical significance and architectural beauty.
The airport is noted for its charm and was a filming location for 'Squid Game'.
The scene featuring the character Dang-mi was filmed at this station. / The exterior of Seonghwan Station was used as the filming location for the fictional Dangmi Station in the drama.
Seoul Station is another location where night views are captured, reflecting the protagonist's feelings of comfort and coldness.
This location is used for urban background movement and daily life scenes.
The port area serves as a backdrop for various intense scenes in the drama.
The main airport representing Hokkaido, where travelers arrive to start their journey.
Cultural Station Seoul 284 is a restored historical site that resembles the old Seoul Station, which is featured in Gyeongseong Creature.
The Sokcho Ferry is a popular spot for tourists, offering scenic views and a fun experience. It is often visited by those traveling to Sokcho.
This airport was a filming location for 'Squid Game'. It is described as small but charming, with a pleasant atmosphere due to fewer passengers.
Park Myung-soo arrives at Chiang Mai airport to be greeted by his wife.
The film includes night views of Seoul, with some scenes shot at Seoul Station.
Hwabon Station is known for its beautiful scenery and has been selected as one of the most beautiful small stations in Korea. It is a popular tourist spot. / Hwabon Station is a closed station that adds a nostalgic feel to the area. It has been featured in various TV programs, increasing its popularity.
This location serves as the Gangha Police Station where the main characters investigate cases together. It showcases their current relationship as team leader and team member.
In 'My Liberation Notes', this station symbolizes a pivotal moment for the character Gu, marking a significant change in his life.
The scene captures the festive atmosphere of Buncheon Station Santa Village, where visitors can enjoy the charm of a winter wonderland.
The clinic is conveniently located near Sinnonhyeon Station, making it accessible for patients. It offers a comfortable atmosphere for women visiting for gynecological care.
This is where Seong Gi-hun witnesses a game of ddakji before leaving for the U.S. in the final episode of Season 1.
The bus terminal is depicted in scenes where characters travel and meet.
Night views of Seoul, including scenes shot at Namyeong Station, are used to convey the protagonist's emotions throughout the film.
Jeongdongjin is famous for its beautiful sunrises and is known as a filming location for the drama 'Sandglass'. It features the Jeongdongjin Station, which is the closest station to the sea and holds a Guinness World Record. / Jeongdongjin Station is known as the best sunrise spot in Korea and is registered as the station closest to the sea in the world. It has become a tourist attraction where various trains stop.
