If you’re a K-pop fan visiting Seoul, POCA Spot is one place you won’t want to miss. Marketed as the world’s largest K-pop photocard shop, it’s a dream destination for collectors. With branches in Myeongdong and Hongdae, it’s conveniently located in two of the city’s busiest shopping areas.
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POCA Spot in Myeongdong |
Inside, you’ll find over 350,000 photocards available to browse through sleek tablet kiosks. The system is easy to use, and it supports four languages: English, Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish, making it accessible for international fans. Just pick your group, select your bias, and see what’s available.
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kiosks for ordering |
The selection covers everything from world-famous idols to much newer groups, and even photocards tied to specific albums. Many fans also come here hoping to score rare or harder-to-find cards. If you’re feeling a little bit adventurous, there are photocard gacha machines where you can try your luck on a mystery pull.
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convenient and user-friendly way to browse and order photocards |
Shopping here feels like part of the K-pop experience itself. You can build your cart at the kiosk, check out, and then finalize your order on the screen. The store also has a space where you can decorate your cards, making it extra fun for fans who want to personalize their collection.
Once your order is complete, the screen will show your order number and the available pickup time. It’s important to double-check this information because you won’t be able to claim your cards outside of the time slot shown. When your pickup time arrives, you can then collect your order and enjoy your new additions. If you’re a tourist on a tight schedule, it’s best to shop earlier in the day so the pickup time doesn’t cut into your plans.
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the photocard gacha machine |
Whether you’re in Myeongdong or Hongdae, POCA Spot is worth a stop on your Seoul itinerary, especially if you're a K-pop fan. Here are the addresses and Naver Map link so you can easily find their stores:
- Hongdae - 3rd floor, 48-14, Wausan-ro 29-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul (Naver Map)
- Myeongdong - 33, Myeongdong 8na-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul (Naver Map)
Even if you don’t plan to buy a lot, it’s exciting to browse, discover groups you might not have known, and maybe even walk away with a card you’ve been searching for. For collectors, this shop is pretty much heaven in Seoul.
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