Arrival flight to Korea (ft. Daiso) Hello, all the friends who are preparing to study abroad in Korea and are about to start studying! Today, I would like to deal with the process of preparing for studying abroad to leave for Korea and preparing plane tickets. Next time, I’m going to deal with the things I need before I go abroad to study!
First, I will deal with what I have to do after arriving from Korea in a hurry
Moving and purchasing daily necessities are essential if you start your first semester as a college student or graduate student.
There are more than one or two things to pack in your home country. Clothes, cosmetics, books, electronics… Studying abroad can be considered as belonging to large-scale directors.
Therefore, household items such as shower balls or toothbrushes and toothpaste should be purchased in Korea, a local country.
Because nothing really exists in the dormitory.
There’s really nothing surprisingly.
Therefore, it naturally costs a lot of money in the early days of studying abroad.
When you have to buy it in Korea, there is a sacred place, so that place is!! Arrival flight Korea
“Daiso”
It is a place where you can enjoy 1,000 won of happiness.
A Korean household goods store run by Aseong Daiso.
As a general store, there are a wide variety of products such as stationery, toys, tools, bathrooms, makeup, hobbies, interior, plant supplies, and pet products. It’s all in Daiso, but not all products come into the store, and there may be differences depending on the size and timing of each store.
They sell cheap things at a low price. Features affordable price with moderate quality. Many products cost 1,000 won. To be exact, it was set at 500 won, 1,000 won, 1,500 won, 2,000 won, 3,000 won, and 5,000 won. As of 2022, the maximum price remains at 5,000 won. In other words, you can buy anything in Daiso within 5,000 won. However, paper bags containing products are charged KRW 100 or KRW 200 according to the Environmental Protection Act. If possible, let’s just carry it with our hands or bring a shopping basket. Shopping carts are also sold for 500 won and 1,000 won.
As the company grew in size, the lineup diversified from selling household goods to food, cosmetics, stationery, fancy, tools, storage supplies, kitchen utensils, hobbies, vehicle products, and electronics. As the company grew in size, the lineup diversified from selling household goods to food, cosmetics, stationery, fancy, tools, storage supplies, kitchen utensils, hobbies, vehicle products, and electronics.
There are all the things that basic human beings have to use in their lives.
First of all, you will move into the dormitory a lot, so I’ll tell you the essential list
Essential household items that you must buy at Daiso when you enter the dormitory
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Bedding: Korean dormitories need blankets and pillows.(Bedding can be bought for dormitory at a nearby bedside shop) Pillow covers are available at Daiso at a low price
Towel: You’ll need a towel after a shower. Towels can be purchased cheaply at Daiso, and you can choose the size and material
Laundry goods: If you live in a dormitory, you have to wash your clothes yourself. Laundry detergents and fabric softeners can be purchased cheaply at Daiso
Cleaning supplies: Dorm rooms should be cleaned on their own. You can buy cheap brooms, dusters, spray cleaners, etc. sold at Daiso
Slippers: You have to wear separate bathroom slippers in the Korean bathroom. At Daiso, you can buy pretty and cute slippers with various designs at a low price.
Water bottle: Water bottle is a must to drink water often. There is a water purifier in the dormitory, so if you get a cheap water bottle at Daiso, you leave it and use it
Multi-tab: The outlet is limited in the dormitory. Multi-tab can be purchased cheaply at Daiso, and multiple electronic devices can be charged at the same time
Desk lighting: In the dormitory, you often have to study at night. Buy cheap desk lighting and study Korean hard.
If it’s your first time coming to Korea, you’ll have a lot to worry aboutWhy don’t we reduce the burden in our home country and reduce the financial burden?
