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The Galleria Goyard in front of Rodeo Street, which is coming for the first time in a while, has been splendidly decorated. The streets are always quiet, but there are a lot of cars and the interior is still bustling with people.

I went in the morning on a weekday to go at a less crowded time. It's been a while since I went on an outing, and the buildings were pretty and nice.

Apgujeong Rodeo Street... very good ^^ The name Apgujeong originated from the fact that there was a pavilion named Apgujeong, which Han Myeong-hoe named after his pen name during the reign of King Sejo of the Joseon Dynasty. The natural villages of Apgujeong during the Joseon Dynasty included Dujuna, Meonogeum, Okgol, and Jeongjamal, and it is said that there were not only pear tree fields but also many orchards during the Japanese colonial period. Developed in the 1970s, there are currently many residential areas and commercial facilities, including apartments. Source: Wikipedia

I came to Yakitori Janjan near Apgujeong Rodeo Station. The food is neat and delicious, and the atmosphere is cozy. This is a place I definitely want to visit again next time with someone I want to have a good conversation with. Recommended.

I've passed by Apgujeong Rodeo Street a few times, but it's rare for me to take pictures of the street. Although it's winter, it's Christmas again, and the year-end and New Year holidays have passed for about a month, so it may be a bit simple, but I still took pictures of the colorful Christmas decorations and the street. Even though I filmed it, I was late in posting.