Where to buy 하효맘? (Or order from the US?)

Where to buy 하효맘? (Or order from the US?)

Found these (하효맘) at the Hyundai department store/Starfield in Gangnam and our lives have changed. Does anyone know:

  1. Where else these can be bought in Korea?
  2. Can they be bought in Jeju?
  3. Can they be ordered online to the US?
  4. Can they be found at any shops in Japan (e.g. Korea import shops)? Friends are visiting soon from Japan and asked if they can grab me anything.

Cross-posting to koreatravel and japantravel. Thank you in advance!

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