Is it possible for a single shopping mall to hold the charm of a whole city? Here at Al Park, I think you’ll find the answer is a resounding “yes!” Just a stone’s throw from JR Shin-Inokuchi Station, Al Park isn’t just a mall, it’s an experience. Picture this: three buildings, each with a distinct personality, all connected and buzzing with life. The North Wing houses a haven for bookworms and film buffs with its gigantic bookstore and a cinema. The East Wing is a fashion paradise, boasting big names like Uniqlo and H&M. Now, let me tell you about the West Wing. This is where Al Park truly shines, holding a hidden gem – the world’s largest MUJI store. Opened in the spring of 2022, this MUJI is a haven for those seeking minimalist design and quality goods. But it’s not just about the global brands. Venture deeper, and you’ll find a treasure trove of locally-made products. Hiroshima-made snacks, seasonings, tea leaves – all handcrafted with care and bursting with local flavor. Al Park is more than just a shopping destination – it’s a microcosm of Hiroshima’s dynamic spirit.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to