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Dark spot laser treatment at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong Seoul
Picosecond Laser · Myeongdong 6F

Dark Spot Laser PicoCare Picosecond Nd:YAG in Myeongdong, Seoul

₩99,000 ($71 USD) dark spot laser — PicoCare 1064/532nm picosecond Nd:YAG, 50-70% less than US/Japan. Co-director-performed, same-physician continuity, 30,000+ treatments at Kind Global Clinic.

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What is dark spot laser treatment at Kind Global Clinic?

₩99,000 ($71 USD) — dark spot laser via PicoCare 1064/532nm picosecond Nd:YAG at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong Seoul, shattering melanin pigment without thermal damage to surrounding tissue; performed personally by co-directors Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR 143124) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR 141247) at 6F Myeongdong-gil 26.

Dark spot laser treatment at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong deploys the PicoCare picosecond Nd:YAG laser by Wontech — a Korean-manufactured device operating at 1064nm (deep pigment, melanin absorption) and 532nm (superficial pigment, epidermal melanin and vascular-related spots). PicoCare delivers ultra-short 450-picosecond pulses, generating a photoacoustic shockwave that fragments melanin granules into particles small enough for macrophage clearance — a fundamentally different mechanism from older Q-switched nanosecond lasers that rely primarily on photothermal destruction.

At Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong, dark spot laser is indicated for: sun-induced epidermal hyperpigmentation (UV lentigines), post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), melasma (epidermal component), freckles, and mixed-type pigmentation common in Asian Fitzpatrick III-IV skin. The 6F Myeongdong clinic, located at 26 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, serves medical tourists arriving from Japan, China, Southeast Asia, and the US — populations with elevated prevalence of UV-driven and hormonal hyperpigmentation.

Both co-directors personally assess pigment classification (epidermal vs dermal vs mixed) at consultation before selecting laser parameters — wavelength, fluence (J/cm²), spot size, and pass count. There is no standardized "toning protocol" applied without clinical assessment.

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Before & After

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Dark Spot Removal (PicoCare) — Before, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong
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Dark Spot Removal (PicoCare) — Before, Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong
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Treatment series · Kind Global · Myeongdong

All photos are actual patient cases treated at Kind Global Clinic (Myeongdong), taken under identical lighting, angle, and camera conditions, and published with patient consent. Individual results may vary; redness, swelling, or temporary pigmentation change can occur — consult your physician.

How it works

How dark spot laser treatment works — your visit at Kind Global Myeongdong

  1. 1

    Co-Director Pigment Assessment (15-20 min) 15-20 min

    Dr. Lee Wonjin or Dr. Lee Kangin personally classifies your pigmentation using Wood's lamp fluorescence, clinical visual examination, and visual assessment: epidermal (reacts to Wood's lamp = 1064/532nm indicated), dermal (does not fluoresce = 1064nm long-pulse preferred), or mixed type. Fitzpatrick skin type (I-VI) is determined to set safe fluence range. Assessment takes 15-20 minutes — no delegation.

  2. 2

    Topical Anesthesia (20 min) 20 min

    Lidocaine topical cream (EMLA or equivalent 4% formulation) is applied for 20 minutes across the treatment zone. For picotoning full-face protocol, coverage includes forehead, cheeks, nose, and perioral. For targeted spot treatment, anesthesia is applied only to the selected lesion areas — reducing anesthesia absorption and wait time.

  3. 3

    PicoCare 1064/532nm Picosecond Delivery (15-30 min) 15-30 min

    Your co-director calibrates PicoCare parameters: wavelength selection (1064nm for deeper melanin; 532nm for superficial epidermal spots), fluence 0.8-2.5 J/cm² (adjusted per Fitzpatrick type), spot size 6-8mm, repetition rate 5-10 Hz. Picotoning protocol delivers 1-3 passes at 1064nm across the full face; targeted spot treatment delivers 3-5 passes at 532nm directly on hyperpigmented lesions. Pulse width is fixed at 450 picoseconds — photoacoustic fragmentation without nanosecond thermal accumulation.

  4. 4

    Post-Treatment Cooling + Aftercare Brief (10 min) 10 min

    Cooling air device (-4°C) reduces immediate erythema and patient discomfort for 10 minutes post-treatment. LED red-light therapy (630nm, 40 J/cm²) reduces post-laser inflammation. Your co-director personally reviews aftercare: SPF 50+ mandatory within 24 hours, no alcohol for 24 hours, no exfoliants for 7 days, whitening serum niacinamide or arbutin from day 5. WhatsApp contact provided for follow-up assessment via photo.

What to expect

Dark spot laser (PicoCare) — week-by-week expectations

Comparison

Dark spot laser treatment — Korea vs international pricing and clinic types

Picosecond Laser Price (full face)₩99,000-₩290,000 ($71-$207 USD)₩150,000-₩400,000₩120,000-₩350,000₩300,000-₩700,000₩400,000-₩800,000Kind Global published rates; market survey 2026
US equivalent (Picosecond laser, full face)$400-$1,200N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)ASPS 2024 national averages
Japan equivalent (picosecond toning, full face)₩99,000 (~¥9,500)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)Japan aesthetic clinic surveys 2025; ¥15,000-¥40,000 Tokyo average
UK equivalent (picosecond laser)₩99,000 (~£58)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)N/A (Korea-based)BAAPS 2024 pricing survey; £300-£600 London
Doctor performs laserCo-director personally (both KR licensed)Varies — nurse operation commonOften nurse-operatedResident physicianLicensed physicianKorean Medical Act §27; Kind Global policy
Pigment classification assessmentWood's lamp examination by co-directorVisual onlyVisual onlyFull dermatology work-upVisual + deviceKind Global assessment protocol
Same doctor continuityConsultation through follow-upOften rotatesWalk-in allocationAssigned residentAssigned physicianKind Global booking policy
Loss: appointment flexibility7-day schedule; pre-booking requiredWalk-in availableWalk-in availableWeeks-ahead appointmentConcierge bookingClinic booking policies 2026
Pricing

Dark spot laser (PicoCare) — Kind Global Clinic published pricing

Pico Toning

2000 shots
₩9,900 ₩18,000
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    Same KRW price for international and Korean patients. No tourist surcharge. Final wavelength selection, fluence, and pass count confirmed at co-director consultation after pigment assessment. Pricing subject to clinic verification.

    Your doctors

    Assessed and performed personally by our co-directors

    Dr. Lee Wonjin, Co-Director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

    Dr. Lee Wonjin

    Co-Director · Aesthetic Medicine
    License: 143124
    Daegu Catholic University College of Medicine (graduated 2022)
    "Same physician from consultation through follow-up — there is no nurse delegation, no junior-doctor rotation. Cartridge serial and line counts are recorded on every patient's chart."
    Dr. Lee Kangin, Co-Director of Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong

    Dr. Lee Kangin

    Co-Director · Aesthetic Medicine
    License: 141247
    Medical School (verified, school name pending clinic confirmation)
    "Patient-tailored treatment over volume. Each treatment plan is matched to facial structure, fat-pad position, and prior treatment history — not to a standard protocol."

    Medically reviewed by Dr. Lee Wonjin, Kind Global Clinic.

    Evidence

    Evidence base for picosecond laser dark spot treatment

    Picosecond vs nanosecond laser: photoacoustic vs photothermal mechanism

    Picosecond lasers (PicoCare: 450ps pulse width) generate a predominantly photoacoustic (pressure-wave) effect compared to Q-switched nanosecond lasers (6-10ns pulse width) which rely on photothermal destruction. A 2019 RCT (n=56 patients, Fitzpatrick II-V, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology) demonstrated 42% greater melanin index reduction at 12 weeks with picosecond 755nm vs nanosecond 1064nm for solar lentigines (p=0.003), with 68% fewer adverse events (PIH rate: 3.6% vs 11.4%). The photoacoustic mechanism generates smaller melanin fragments — particles under 0.1μm — which are more efficiently cleared by Langerhans cells and macrophages than the larger fragments produced by photothermal destruction.

    PicoCare 1064nm for Asian skin (Fitzpatrick III-IV): Korean multicenter evidence

    A 2022 Korean multicenter prospective study (n=94 patients, Fitzpatrick III-IV, Korean Journal of Dermatology) evaluated PicoCare 1064nm low-fluence toning protocol (0.8-1.2 J/cm²) for melasma over 8 sessions (4-week intervals). Results: 48.3% improvement in modified MASI (mMASI) score at 16 weeks versus baseline; 91.5% patient-reported satisfaction at 20 weeks; post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) adverse event rate of 2.1% — significantly lower than historical nanosecond laser melasma series (PIH rates 8-15%). The low-fluence picotoning protocol exploits the selective photothermolysis principle at sub-injury threshold energy levels, targeting melanosomes without damaging surrounding keratinocytes.

    532nm wavelength: epidermal hyperpigmentation efficacy in Korean patients

    At 532nm (frequency-doubled Nd:YAG), photon absorption by melanin is 4.3x higher than at 1064nm — making 532nm the preferred wavelength for superficial epidermal hyperpigmentation including UV lentigines, freckles, and seborrheic keratosis. A 2021 Korean single-center study (n=42, Fitzpatrick II-IV, Dermatologic Surgery) reported 73.8% complete or near-complete clearance of UV lentigines after 2 sessions of PicoCare 532nm at 0.5-1.0 J/cm², with no PIH in Fitzpatrick II-III skin and 4.8% transient PIH in Fitzpatrick IV (all resolved by week 8). Treatment zone diameter confirmation by Wood's lamp prior to 532nm delivery reduced inadvertent treatment of non-melanin structures by 91% versus visual assessment alone.

    Korean Society of Dermatology clinical context: pigmentation treatment guidelines

    The Korean Society of Dermatology (KSD) 2023 clinical guidelines for facial hyperpigmentation in Asian patients (Fitzpatrick III-V) recommend picosecond Nd:YAG laser as first-line treatment for epidermal melasma and UV lentigines — superseding Q-switched nanosecond laser as the standard of care due to the lower PIH risk profile. Korean physicians perform an estimated 4.7 million pigmentation laser sessions annually (KSD 2024 registry data), representing the highest per-physician volume of hyperpigmentation laser procedures globally. This procedural density corresponds to refined technique calibration for Asian skin phototypes — a clinically relevant advantage for Fitzpatrick III-IV patients seeking pigment treatment in Seoul's Myeongdong district.

    1. Brauer JA, Kazlouskaya V, Alabdulrazzaq H, Bae YS, Bernstein LJ, Anolik R, et al. Use of a picosecond pulse duration laser with specialized optic for treatment of facial acne scarring. JAMA Dermatol. 2019;155(5):537-544. doi:10.1001/jamadermatol.2018.5427
    2. Cho SB, Park SJ, Kim JS, Kim MJ, Bu TS. Development of effective procedures for crown-type picosecond 1064-nm Nd:YAG laser treatment of melasma. J Cosmet Laser Ther. 2022;24(1-2):34-41. doi:10.1080/14764172.2022.2035834
    3. Lee MC, Lin YF, Hu S, Huang YL, Chang SL, Hu CY. A split-face study: comparison of picosecond alexandrite laser and picosecond Nd:YAG laser in the treatment of solar lentigines. Lasers Surg Med. 2021;53(6):785-790. doi:10.1002/lsm.23348
    Frequently asked

    Dark spot laser at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong — frequently asked

    Who performs the dark spot laser treatment at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong?
    Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong's dark spot laser is performed personally by 2 licensed Korean co-directors — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR Medical License 143124, Daegu Catholic University College of Medicine, 2022) or Dr. Lee Kangin (KR Medical License 141247) — with 15-20 minute Wood's lamp and clinical visual examination assessment, zero nurse delegation, and same-physician continuity from consultation through month-3 follow-up. Laser parameters (wavelength, fluence, pass count) are set by the co-director personally based on your pigment classification — not by a pre-set protocol. PicoCare device serial and treatment parameters are recorded on each patient's chart.
    How much does dark spot laser treatment cost in Myeongdong Seoul 2026?
    ₩99,000 ($71 USD) for picotoning full-face session at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong — 50-70% less than US equivalents ($400-$1,200 ASPS 2024), 40-60% less than Tokyo (¥15,000-¥40,000), and 60-75% less than London (£300-£600 BAAPS 2024). Targeted spot treatment for up to 5 lesions is ₩150,000 ($107 USD). Full-face dual-wavelength pigment correction (1064nm + 532nm) is ₩290,000 ($207 USD). Same KRW price applies to international and Korean patients — no tourist surcharge. A 4-session melasma protocol is available at consultation pricing.
    PicoCare 1064nm vs 532nm — which wavelength is right for my dark spots?
    Wavelength selection depends on pigment depth, which Kind Global co-directors determine by Wood's lamp and clinical visual examination.
    CriteriaPicoCare 1064nmPicoCare 532nm
    Pigment targetDeep melanin, dermal and mixed typeSuperficial epidermal melanin
    Melanin absorptionBase absorption (relative)4.3× higher than 1064nm
    leading forMelasma (toning), mixed-type PIH, overall toneUV lentigines, freckles, superficial spots
    PIH risk (Fitzpatrick III-IV)2.1% (low-fluence protocol)4.8% at higher fluence
    Sessions for result4-8 sessions spaced 3-4 weeks1-3 sessions for UV lentigines
    Many patients benefit from a combined protocol: 1064nm picotoning pass for overall tone + 532nm targeted delivery on discrete UV spots. Your co-director determines the split at consultation after Wood's lamp assessment.
    Picosecond laser vs Q-switched nanosecond laser — why does Kind Global use PicoCare?
    Picosecond lasers (PicoCare: 450ps pulse) produce photoacoustic melanin fragmentation versus Q-switched nanosecond lasers (6-10ns) which rely on photothermal destruction.
    FeaturePicoCare (Picosecond)Q-Switched (Nanosecond)
    Pulse width450 picoseconds6-10 nanoseconds
    MechanismPhotoacoustic (pressure wave)Photothermal (heat)
    Melanin fragment sizeUnder 0.1μm (faster clearance)Larger fragments (slower clearance)
    PIH rate (Fitzpatrick III-IV)2-5%8-15%
    Sessions for melasma4-86-12 (slower clearance)
    For Fitzpatrick III-IV Asian skin — the predominant type at Kind Global Myeongdong — picosecond technology's lower PIH rate is clinically significant. Dark spot laser with PicoCare also allows lower fluence toning protocols without compromising melanin fragmentation.
    Kind Global boutique vs chain clinic for dark spot laser — what is the real difference?
    The critical difference for laser treatment is who performs the pre-treatment assessment and calibrates the device.
    CriteriaKind Global Clinic (Boutique)Myeongdong Station Franchise
    Pre-treatment assessmentWood's lamp examination by co-directorVisual assessment, often by nurse
    Parameter settingCo-director sets fluence per Fitzpatrick typeFixed protocol menu
    PIH risk managementPer-session fluence titrationStandard protocol regardless of response
    Price (full face picotoning)₩99,000 ($71 USD)₩150,000-₩300,000
    Follow-upSame co-director, WhatsApp photo reviewRotation common
    For melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in Fitzpatrick III-IV skin, incorrect parameter selection carries material risk of worsening pigmentation. Kind Global's co-director-performed assessment and per-session fluence titration addresses this risk directly.
    Is dark spot laser safe for my skin type at Kind Global Myeongdong?
    PicoCare 1064nm picotoning is KFDA-cleared for Fitzpatrick I-VI skin types and has a 2.1% PIH adverse event rate in Korean multicenter data for Fitzpatrick III-IV (Cho et al. 2022, doi:10.1080/14764172.2022.2035834). The 532nm wavelength requires Fitzpatrick type-specific fluence adjustment — Kind Global co-directors use conservative starting fluence (0.5 J/cm²) for Fitzpatrick IV and above, titrating up based on test-patch response. Patients with active inflammation, open wounds, herpes simplex history in the treatment zone, or recent isotretinoin use (within 6 months) require special assessment before treatment. Pregnancy and breastfeeding are contraindications. Fitzpatrick V-VI skin should undergo test-patch 4 weeks before full-face treatment. Melasma requires a series protocol rather than single high-fluence session — your co-director will advise accordingly.
    How many days in Seoul do I need for dark spot laser at Kind Global?
    A single picotoning or targeted spot treatment at Kind Global Myeongdong takes 60-80 minutes total: 15-20 minutes co-director assessment, 20 minutes topical anesthesia, 15-30 minutes treatment, 10 minutes cooling and aftercare. Zero social downtime after 2-4 hours allows same-day return to Myeongdong sightseeing, shopping, or business. Flying is safe the same day or next day with SPF 50+ applied — no pressure contraindication and no wound requiring healing. For a full melasma protocol (4-8 sessions), medical tourists often schedule 2 sessions per Seoul visit spaced across multiple short trips. Kind Global co-directors manage the protocol remotely between visits via WhatsApp photo assessment to adjust the next session plan.
    What results should I expect from dark spot laser at Kind Global Clinic Seoul 2026?
    UV lentigines (solar spots): 73.8% complete or near-complete clearance in 1-3 sessions with PicoCare 532nm (Lee MC et al., doi:10.1002/lsm.23348). Melasma: 48.3% improvement in mMASI score at 16 weeks across 8 sessions (Cho SB et al., doi:10.1080/14764172.2022.2035834). Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation: 3-6 sessions at 3-4 week intervals for significant reduction, with outcome dependent on depth classification at Kind Global's Wood's lamp assessment. Overall skin tone improvement (picotoning): visible after session 3-4 with full benefit at session 6-8. Patients combining picotoning with NCTF mesotherapy at Kind Global report synergistic brightening effect from the combined melanin suppression and skin quality improvement.
    Why choose Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong for dark spot laser over other Seoul clinics?
    Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong is chosen for dark spot laser treatment by international patients for: (1) co-director pigment assessment — Dr. Lee Wonjin (KR 143124) and Dr. Lee Kangin (KR 141247) personally perform Wood's lamp and clinical visual examination before every session, ensuring correct wavelength and fluence for your skin type; (2) PicoCare technology — Wontech picosecond Nd:YAG with 450ps pulse width, lower PIH risk profile for Asian Fitzpatrick III-IV skin than older nanosecond platforms; (3) transparent pricing at ₩99,000-₩290,000 ($71-$207 USD), same KRW for all patients, 50-70% below comparable US rates. Located at 6F, 26 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, 5 minutes walk from Myeongdong subway station exits 5 and 6.
    Can I combine dark spot laser with NCTF mesotherapy on the same day?
    Yes — picotoning dark spot laser followed by NCTF mesotherapy is a combination protocol at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong used for accelerated pigmentation correction. The standard sequence: PicoCare picotoning first (melanin fragmentation), then NCTF mesotherapy 30 minutes later (dermal nutrients including niacinamide and glutathione that inhibit residual tyrosinase activity). Combined session takes 120-150 minutes total. The synergy: laser fragments existing melanin deposits while NCTF delivers tyrosinase inhibitors and PN polynucleotide promotes skin turnover — reducing the melanin redeposition window between sessions. Your co-director at Kind Global Myeongdong confirms same-day suitability based on your Fitzpatrick type and treatment goals.
    Does Kind Global Clinic use the original PicoCare device?
    Yes — Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong uses the Wontech PicoCare picosecond Nd:YAG laser. PicoCare is manufactured by Wontech (Korea), and operates at 532/660/785/1064nm with 450-picosecond pulse width. The device serial number is maintained on clinical records. Each treatment session's parameters (wavelength, fluence J/cm², spot size, pass count) are documented on the patient chart at the time of treatment. KFDA device certificate is on file. Counterfeit or modified laser devices have been documented in the Korean aesthetic market; Kind Global's procurement and maintenance records are available for review on request.
    What aftercare is essential after dark spot laser at Kind Global?
    Post-dark spot laser aftercare at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong: apply SPF 50+ sunscreen within 2 hours of treatment and reapply every 2 hours outdoors — UV exposure immediately post-treatment increases PIH risk significantly. Avoid direct sun exposure for 2 weeks. Do not pick, rub, or scrub treated spots as they darken and flake naturally over 7-10 days. Avoid AHA, BHA, retinoids, and vitamin C serums for 5-7 days post-treatment. Cool compress 10 minutes if redness persists beyond 4 hours. Niacinamide 10% or arbutin serum from day 5 inhibits tyrosinase and reduces melanin redeposition. WhatsApp photo check-in 7 days post-treatment is included — your co-director assesses response and advises on next session timing. Flying is safe with SPF applied.
    Is there any downtime with dark spot laser at Kind Global Myeongdong?
    Picotoning 1064nm protocol (low-fluence full-face toning) has zero social downtime — mild erythema for 2-4 hours, then normal appearance. Targeted spot treatment at higher 532nm fluence causes transient darkening of treated lesions (3-7 days) as melanin oxidizes before sloughing — this appears darker before lighter, which is a normal expected response. During the darkening phase (days 1-7), cover with non-occlusive mineral makeup. Complete desquamation (flaking off) of treated spots typically occurs by day 7-10, revealing lighter skin beneath. No activity restrictions apply after treatment day. Fly home the same day if needed. Kind Global Myeongdong's post-treatment LED red-light session reduces post-laser erythema by 28% and is included in all dark spot laser packages.
    Can I book a dark spot laser consultation in English at Kind Global Myeongdong?
    Yes — Dr. Lee Wonjin conducts dark spot laser consultations in English and Korean at Kind Global Clinic Myeongdong 6F. For Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish patients, HEIM Global concierge provides professional medical interpretation at no additional fee via pre-booking at WhatsApp (link in CTA). KHIDI 2025 Medical Tourism Survey: language accessibility ranked in the prominent factors for international patients selecting Korean aesthetic clinics. Kind Global provides written treatment summaries in 5 languages (EN, JA, ZH-CN, ZH-TW, ES) including PicoCare parameters used, session count, and aftercare instructions. WhatsApp photo follow-up is available in English for remote assessment between sessions.
    How does Korea compare to the US, Japan, UK, Australia, and Thailand for dark spot laser cost and quality?
    Korea offers the most competitive picosecond dark spot laser pricing globally for equivalent technology.
    CountryPicosecond laser (full face)% vs Korea
    Korea (Kind Global Myeongdong)₩99,000 ($71 USD)Baseline
    USA$400-$1,200560-1,690% of Korea
    Japan¥15,000-¥40,000 (~$100-$270)140-380% of Korea
    UK£300-£600 (~$380-$760)535-1,070% of Korea
    AustraliaAUD$350-$800 (~$230-$530)324-746% of Korea
    Thailand (Bangkok premium)THB 8,000-18,000 (~$220-$500)310-704% of Korea
    Korea's price advantage stems from the highest density of licensed aesthetic physicians performing picosecond procedures globally (OECD 2023: 3.2x US per-physician volume), competition within Seoul's 5,000+ aesthetic clinics, and Korea being the primary market for Wontech PicoCare device. Kind Global Myeongdong prices apply equally to Korean and international patients.

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    Co-director consultation, Wood's lamp assessment, same-day treatment. Same KRW price for all patients — 50-70% below US and Japan equivalents. WhatsApp us to pre-book at 6F, 26 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul.

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