The desk · Seoksa-ro
A room for the same pages, week after week
The registered business is Insight Parallax Co., Ltd. It was established in 2017.
Han Seorin had already been marking weekly pages for the KOSPI and USD/KRW in a rented room above a stationery shop on Seoksa-ro. From 2015 she kept a private sequence: Monday names, Wednesday marks, Friday one sentence. Friends who traded from Gangwon asked to copy the sequence and then asked her to sit with them while they tried. In 2017 she registered the company under the name it still uses and made the room a desk for that work.
Park Minjae joined in 2020, after a year of bringing his own uneven KOSDAQ notebook to the Monday hour. He now takes the Chart Hour and keeps the Sunday seat list. In 2022 students asked for one morning a month to compare notebooks, and the Sunday Table began with six chairs.
The address has not moved: 19 Seoksa-ro, Chuncheon-si, Gangwon-do, 24410. The work is still a written study plan for two markets. The desk does not take custody of accounts, and it does not call out entries during the session. Students leave with pages they can reopen.
Who you meet
Han Seorin
Desk lead. She writes every Four-Week Desk Plan and hosts the Sunday Table. Before the company, she clerked at a securities branch in Gangwon-do and kept her own weekly pages after hours.
Park Minjae
Chart tutor. He reads one week of pages against a plan the student already has. He joined the desk in 2020 and still keeps a two-market notebook of his own, which he brings to the table when it is his turn to speak.
How the desk behaves
Meetings start when the notebook is open, not when a screen is shared. If a student wants a third market, the answer is the review date, not an extra page that week. Fees are stated before a Monday is held. The room is quiet enough to hear a pencil.
Chuncheon is the home of the work. Students come from Wonju, Hongcheon, and sometimes Seoul. The lake weather gets into the room in January; bring a layer. Tea is on the sideboard. The velvet is old and the wood is dark because that is the room we rented and then kept.