I didn't realize this certification center existed until I saw it on Naver Map, barely a kilometer from my destination (Saejae Park Inn). After getting the stamp, it was simply a matter of walking into town. I was a bit late thanks to a break; I arrived in town around 1:30PM.
Two things to note about this set of pics: (1) I encountered yet another Nonghyeop Hanaro Mart, which is making me think that Nonghyeop, known mainly as a bank, is as ubiquitous as a silent mafia, metastasizing throughout Korean society, and (2) I took a pic of what seemed to be a deer carcass, but note the long, evil fang protruding from the deer's face. Is Korea breeding enhanced deer for the next Korean war?
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Here's your deer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_deer
Keep on keeping on!
Have you never seen a Hanaro Mart before? I guess they are more prevalent in the countryside than in Seoul proper, but they are indeed all over the place, and have been for as long as I can remember.
There's a Hanaro Mart in the building where I work. I go there all the time. My point was that Nonghyeop, in some form or other, is quietly everywhere. I really ought to set up a bank account with them.
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