COZE is a hospitality group managing more than 100 homes in Seoul. We have cared for over 10,000 incoming families in Seoul under the business name, JOY HASLA since 2014. Recently we renewed our brand name as COZE and launched a new level of hospitality service. We provide ‘Tailored’ relocation service to anyone from the short-term traveler to families seeking long-term residence in Korea. We will assist any of your inquiries and help your journey of Korea.

Daehakro, also spelled "Daehangno," is a famous district in Seoul, South Korea, known for its vibrant cultural scene. The name Daehakro, which literally means "University Street" in Korean, comes from the presence of several universities in the area, including the prestigious Seoul National University's original location before it moved to a different part of the city. Daehakro is renowned for its arts and theater culture. It is often compared to Broadway in New York City or the West End in London, due to the high concentration of theaters offering a diverse range of performances, from plays and musicals to experimental theater. These theaters vary in size, from small independent venues to larger, more established ones. Apart from the theater scene, Daehakro is also a popular spot for its lively atmosphere, with a plethora of restaurants, cafes, bars, and street performances. The area attracts a youthful crowd, including students, artists, and tourists, making it a hub for creative and cultural exchange. Overall, Daehakro is not just a street or a district, but a symbol of South Korea's thriving contemporary arts and cultural landscape.