Beneath the bustling energy of Chiba, discover Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino. This shopping center, known locally as イオンタウン東習志野, opened its doors on November 19, 2004. Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino stands on the grounds of a former golf course. This land was owned by the Nichizui system Narashino business office. The original name, Aeon Higashi-Narashino Shopping Center, transitioned to Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino in 2011. This change marked Aeon Retail’s takeover. The core tenant of Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino is MaxValu supermarket. It’s open from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Other shops within the center have varying hours. With 440 parking spaces and 380 bicycle parking spots, Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino caters to various transportation needs. It’s conveniently located near Narashino Station on the Keisei Electric Railway. For those arriving by bus, the nearest stop is Kogyo Danchi Entrance. This stop serves the Keisei bus line. Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino offers a diverse shopping experience. You can find everything from daily necessities at MaxValu to specialized goods in the various boutiques. For those seeking interconnected convenience, a pedestrian entrance on the north side links Aeon Town Higashi-Narashino to the neighboring Royal Home Center Narashino. This easy access allows shoppers to seamlessly explore both retail destinations.
Yamakura Dam
Here, before us, lies the Yamakura Dam. Did you know it is home to Japan’s largest floating solar power plant?