Opened in 2013, AEON Mall Osaka Dome City stands as a modern marvel. It’s a six-level retail giant, offering a vast array of shopping and dining experiences. AEON Mall Osaka Dome City isn’t just a shopping center. It’s a testament to urban renewal, built on the former site of the Osaka Gas Iwasaki-cho Works. This area played a crucial role in Osaka’s development. The mall’s design prioritizes disaster preparedness. It incorporates robust earthquake and tsunami resistance, along with a gas co-generation system to ensure energy supply during emergencies. This makes AEON Mall Osaka Dome City a “Smart AEON”, a model for future disaster-resistant retail spaces. AEON Mall Osaka Dome City boasts convenient access. It’s directly connected to Dome-mae Station and Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station. There’s also a direct underground connection to Dome-mae Chiyozaki Station, ensuring easy access for visitors. The mall features a parking lot with a capacity for 670 vehicles, although special fees apply during events at the nearby Osaka Dome. Inside AEON Mall Osaka Dome City, you’ll find the anchor store, AEON Osaka Dome City Store, alongside 126 specialty shops. The mall is organized into distinct floors, each with a unique theme. The first floor is a “food floor” offering a wide selection of culinary delights. AEON Mall Osaka Dome City introduced a unique feature to its food court. They became the first AEON store in Japan to offer “grilled pizza” cooked over an open flame right in front of customers. For added convenience, an Eat-in space is available in the vegetable corner. The second floor houses fashion, apparel accessories, health and beauty products. The third floor focuses on fashion and kids’ items. The fourth floor offers lifestyle goods and features a dedicated “Food Stadium” with a food court and restaurants.
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Shimojima Elementary School’s bell echoed one last time in March 2024. This marked the end of its 49-year history. It