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The thing about cafes in Seoul right now is that the bag on the seat next to you tells you more than the drink in front of you. A canvas tote, a paperback in Korean, AirPods in the front pocket, and somewhere in there, almost always, a tumbler. Usually steel. Usually a little dented. Often the same one its owner has been carrying since 2022.

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The Hangang River in summer is already a circus. People ordering fried chicken to a GPS pin on the grass. A guy cooking ramyeon from a vending machine while his friends argue about which bridge has the best sunset. Couples on rented mats pretending they did not also bring a portable speaker.

Sources : https://pokemonkorea.co.kr/MegaFesta2026

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