Seongsu and Musinsa stations to open in Seoul as part of project to include company names in station names (Korea)

Musinsa, an e-commerce fashion mall operator, has begun a project to display the station name at its second subway store, Seongsu Station, in Seoul.
This project is part of the Seoul Metropolitan Transportation Corporation's "Station Name Dual Sale Project," and Musinsa will be dual-named in September.
The contract amounted to approximately 329 million won (approximately 34.85 million yen), and the name "Seongsu, Musinsa Station" will be used for the next three years. On trains on Line 2, the announcement "Next stop: Seongsu, Musinsa Station" will be made.
" will be announced. Musinsa moved its headquarters to Seongsu in 2022. Since then, it has expanded employment and investment, contributing to the revitalization of the local commercial area. Before the move, the number of employees was 500.
The number of employees has now tripled to about 1,800, and sales have increased by about 170% during the same period. The company operates many brand shops, including the "Musinsa Standard" store, in the Seongsu area.
The number of stores in collaboration with small and medium-sized businesses is also expanding, including the general goods store "29 Home Holy Water" and "Sodam Shokai," a store established by the Small and Medium Enterprise Venture Business Department to support small and medium-sized businesses.
A Mushinsa official said, "After moving our headquarters to Seongsu, the local economy was revitalized thanks to the results of consolidating Korean fashion brands. We are expanding our coexistence with small brands.
We will continue to do so," he said.