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YONGSAN IS **CLOSING.**. Since 2024, seven Najin buildings came down. Three more, like this one, are shut.
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PC PARTS **STILL SELL.**. Buildings 21–22: parts in stock today, machines assembled on site.
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NEXT UP: A **HOTEL.**. Electroland still trades. Its owner plans a 265-room Sheraton here, no date yet.
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NOT CHEAPER **IN SEOUL.**. Even without Korea's 10% VAT, it costs more than **US$929** in America.
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THE GALAXY **WENT UP.**. Samsung raised Korean S26 prices after launch, a first for a Galaxy S.
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"ELECTRONICS" IN **NAME ONLY.**. Floors 3 and 6–9 are now mostly figure and gacha shops. Not for laptops.
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BUY NEW AT A **CHAIN.**. Fixed prices, receipts, tax-refund paperwork. **Full guide → epickor.com**Card 1 / 7
SEOUL · 용산전자상가
YONGSAN IS CLOSING.
Since 2024, seven Najin buildings came down. Three more, like this one, are shut.
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