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"Admiration Road Travel Gacha!" is an experiential pop-up store where you can experience the charming travel destinations of Taebaek, Samcheok, Yeongwol, and Jeongseon through a single gacha arcade. Step away from everyday routine to discover the excitement of new travel, and through the fun of drawing gacha, encounter the diverse tourism content of Gangwon's former mining areas. The pop-up store begins with the 'Experience Guide Zone,' which introduces the Admiration Road brand and how to participate. Next, in 'Admiration Records,' visitors explore the past and present of coal industry transition areas and solve quizzes about Admiration Road to learn the region's stories. In the 'Admiration Gallery,' visitors can view photos of beautiful travel spots in Taebaek, Samcheok, Yeongwol, and Jeongseon, and vote directly for their favorite destination. 'Admiration Color' is a participatory space where visitors record their own admiration journeys, filling black walls with colorful messages—expressing how former coal-mining areas have transformed into new travel destinations. The joy of travel continues into a more special experience at 'Admiration Cuisine.' This is a space where visitors can encounter local foods from the four regions through a draw game. Finally, in the 'Goods Zone,' visitors who complete all four missions can join a lucky draw, extending the fun of travel through various prizes and merchandise. The Admiration Road pop-up store is not merely a tourism promotion space, but a place where visitors directly experience travel through the process of seeing, choosing, participating, and drawing. Travel destinations and regional stories contained in gacha capsules, local foods, and various missions all connect into a single travel experience. Running from August 14 to 16, 2026, in Seongsu-dong, the Admiration Road pop-up store is a special starting point for discovering new travel destinations in everyday life and sparking the desire to set off for the four regions.
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