Yongsan Electronics Market is a collection of over 5,000 electronics and office equipment markets and stores spread across 20 buildings. If it has to do with technology, then odds you will find it here at one of the nearly thousands of independent stores in the area.
Korea is not well known for having cheap gadgets. If you need to pick up anything tech related at fairly cheap prices compared to other locations in the city, then this is your place.
You can find computers, computer parts, laptops, televisions, mobile phones, digital cameras, software, hardware, video games, stereo equipment, DVDs, CDS, office equipment, and more.
Many of these items are up to 20% retail price. Imported goods are often up to 50% off retail price.
If you are here on the weekends (closed first and third Sunday of the month), check out the Yongsan Flea Market inside Najin Mall and out front of Sunin Plaza. The flea market is your one stop spot for used and hard to find computer and electronics goods.
Yongsan ETLand
Yongsan ETLand is a vast wholesale electronics market where you can find everything from computers and imported audio systems to game accessories and beyond.
When established in 1988 as part of a city redevelopment initiative, Yongsan ETLand became Korea’s first electronics-focused shopping mall. Today, it stands as the leading electronics market in Seoul, offering a wide range of products including computers, digital cameras, televisions, and other electronic goods.
Sunin Plaza
Yongsan Electronics Market Information
Hours
Najin Sangga (Shopping Mall), Seonin Sangga, Wonhyo Sangga : 9:30-19:30
Electronics Land : 10:00-19:30
Terminal Market, Space 9 : 10:00-20:00
Najin Sangga, Seonin Sangga, Wonhyo Sangga, and Terminal Market are closed every 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month.
Electronics Land and Space 9 are closed every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each Monday.
Admission
Free
How to Get Here
Option 1
Take Subway Line 1 to Yongsan Station (Exit 2).
Option 2
Take Subway Line 4 to Sinyongsan Station (Exit 5).
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Last Updated on Aug 4, 2025