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A creative complex where unique shops gather in a greenery-filled setting, featuring a mini theater, shared lounge, and art gallery.
Located in the ever-evolving Shimokitazawa area, NANSEI PLUS sits by the southwest exit of Odakyu Line Shimokitazawa Station and has become a popular station-front destination. The area features a variety of dining options along with the multi-use complex (tefu) lounge, drawing plenty of attention. Nearby, the lush Shimokita no Hara Plaza offers a green open space where visitors can relax and enjoy their time in their own way.
Directly connected to the station, (tefu) lounge is designed as a “town lounge.” It houses a café-lounge suitable for working, studying, or reading, as well as a mini theater and a grocery shop. A recommended way to spend time here is to catch a movie before or after shopping, then unwind in the café lounge.
The ground-level dining area features a diverse lineup, including tacos, ramen, and craft beer. With plenty of greenery throughout the site and many shops offering large windows or terrace seating, it’s an ideal place to slow down and relax on a pleasant day.
Surrounded by an abundance of greenery that feels surprising for a city-center location, Shimokita no Hara Plaza is a spot where visitors can encounter various plants, flowers, and even insects. It’s a peaceful place for unhurried observation and a refreshing break from urban life.
The central five-story mixed-use complex, (tefu) lounge
A café-attached lounge on the 2nd floor of (tefu) lounge, ideal for working, studying, or reading at your own pace
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Are cashless payments accepted?
Yes. Cashless payment is available, but accepted payment methods vary by shop. Please check with each store for details.
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Is parking available?
Not available.
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Do you have pamphlets in other languages?
Sorry, we don’t.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
The whole building has a young vibe and a strong artsy feel.
There’s a café on the ground floor, so it’s really nice to sit down and relax when you get tired of walking around.
It really matches the overall Shimokitazawa style and leans more toward an everyday lifestyle vibe.
