South Korea has one casino (way out in the boondocks) where it's citizens can legally gamble.
It's still a Confucianism society where gambling is frowned upon.
Therefore, gaming items for sale are far & few between.

I'm always envious of those that can go to flea markets or garage sales and find casino stuff.
In my never ending quest to find casino treasures I'll try and document the "stuff" I encounter.
Here are a few "Sights of Seoul", Republic of Korea (South Korea).

Recently I've had this uncontrollable urge to take pictures of orchids.

This affliction (or is it affection) is referred to as Johanan Benedictus and originated in Florida.
I believe it to be older than dirt.
The reasoning is orchids are grown without using dirt, proving it was before the discovery of dirt!

Continuing on my journey I came across a plate of Bar-B-Cue chicken for sale.

I love Bar-B-Cue chicken (without the head)!

Next, kid's clothes for sale.

I gave up trying to figure out what it means.
Some poor kid will grow up thinking it's spelled that way.

I came across an unusual mobile home.

The Korean words above the dog's head translates to: "Don't Touch".

I've tried eating frog's legs before.

I don't think this version tastes like chicken?

Cow stomach on ice is a common sight.

It's for sale at every traditional market.
I guess there are a lot of people that have an appetite for this.
I've always eaten tripe stew in Hawaii; now I can't stomach it.

The first time I encountered this I moved to the next urinal.
Except, the next urinal had the exact same thing.

The decal gives a guy something to aim for and the cleanup isn't as bad?
One thing of note, the urinal's sensor will flush when you arrive.
It will flush again when you leave, two flushes in one standing.

I saw this in a hotel room.

I wonder if there's a rappelling class that I missed?
There were no instructions and I think it's self explanatory.
It beats jumping I guess.

Surely one day I'll run into casino items.
Hopefully, when I do, I won't get a heart attack!

Until my next journey to find casino treasures and "Sights of Seoul"...