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Not many people around, so it’s really comfortable to walk.
Compared with Shinjuku or Shibuya, it’s much quieter here and you don’t get squeezed by crowds.
Direct access from Osaki Station makes transfers smooth, and you don’t get wet even when it rains.
You can try international restaurants here, and there are also some exhibitions and events where you can experience local culture and art.
The layout isn't very clear, so I ended up walking back and forth a lot.
It's super convenient since it's directly connected to Osaki Station!
Most of the people here during lunchtime are office workers from nearby. It's a popular spot for lunch breaks.
I stayed at the New Otani Inn next door. The mall is connected to the hotel, and there's a supermarket on the first floor, which is super convenient. You can get to Osaki Station on the Yamanote Line just by crossing the skybridge. The rooms are typical small business hotel style, but the price is very affordable.
There's a beautiful garden and a Japanese-style courtyard here. It's a great spot to take a walk and relax after shopping.
