Shinsegae's art piece in between shop arrays. It reminds me of Plaza Indonesia back home. Well, the style does look the same. Both combines works of art and shops in one world so as to make people enjoy shopping as well as admiring a work of arts, for instance.
I think it was meant to be a mannequin of something..but the way it was made make it look classy.
Ok, one thing to grasp...Busan is just a 2 hour boat ride by sea or 1 hour or so by air..so lots of Japanese flock to Busan and get away for a weekend or so. It is no wonder that department stores does prepare special traits for those coming from Japan by having these pamphlets written in Japanese.
Now out we went from the glass managerie to the front yard of the mall where our bus was waiting for us. Not not..this one, this was one of the cho-cho trains for children outside the mall.
We gathered in front of the gates of the store. Korea Brand Communicator friends were all right here.
Just wanted to let them know that I love being with you, guys.
Busan trip would be one of the best highlights of our lives.
Just when we thought that we would be done taking pictures...we ended up taking another shot of what it looked like a another piece of art.
The bus stop even has some promotional board. They want to make the best use of any space available. as what commercials have to do.
Bye-bye Shinsegae Centum City...We surely want to get back there and explore more of you.
This was our guide who actually happened to be the foreign/international manager...that's him. Thanks to him...we could enjoy the store conveniently.
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