The Vibrant World of Korean Convenience Stores

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This chapter examines the cultural and social significance of South Korean convenience stores, showcasing their appeal to both locals and tourists. It contrasts the modern franchise experience with traditional mom-and-pop shops, highlighting the stores' roles as social hubs in a rapidly urbanizing society.

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