Rason Market, also known as Rajin Market, is a significant commercial and trading hub located in the city of Rason in North Korea. Rason itself is a special economic zone where economic liberalization measures are experimented with. This allows for a bit more market freedom compared to the rest of the country. The market showcases a mix of local and imported goods and serves as a place where both locals and foreigners can engage in various types of trade, from simple purchases to more significant business transactions. The market area bustles with activity and provides a rich tapestry of North Korean daily life and commerce. Surrounded by modest shop fronts and stalls, the market offers everything from food items, household goods, clothing, and electronics to more traditional Korean artifacts. This market is an essential part of Rason's economy and gives visitors a rare glimpse into the adaptability and entrepreneurial spirit within a tightly controlled North Korean economy.