Perhaps you are looking for the heart of Kameido. KAMEIDO CLOCK is more than just a shopping mall. It is a place where community and culture meet. KAMEIDO CLOCK opened its doors on April 28, 2022. It stands on the site of the former Sun Street Kameido.
Before KAMEIDO CLOCK, this location was home to the Tokyo factory of the Second Seiko factory. After the factory closed a commercial facility called Sun Street Kameido was built in 1997. It served as a local hub. It hosted idol events. This created a special bond with the community.
The vision for KAMEIDO CLOCK was clear. It was to create a place that honors the area’s history. It should be a gathering spot for everyone. It should be a place where new memories are made. That is why it was named KAMEIDO CLOCK.
KAMEIDO CLOCK is directly connected to Proud Tower Kameido Cross. This includes the Bright Tower and Gate Tower. The complex features 136 shops. It also has about 300 parking spaces.
The main target is families with children. KAMEIDO CLOCK offers something for everyone. Kameido Yokocho is a community space that brings local food culture to life. Asbiiba. It is a food court with about 540 seats. Kids can play here.
KAMEIDO CLOCK has multiple stages. These venues host various events. Machikado Hiroba is near the station’s main gate. Here you can find street performers and food trucks. Kamekuro Stage is the largest permanent stage. It can accommodate up to 300 people. Here you can watch free comedy shows and idol performances.
KAMEIDO CLOCK cherishes the memories of the place. KAMEIDO CLOCK has become a vital part of the community. It has several unique shops to visit. It offers live performances on weekends. You can shop and dine. KAMEIDO CLOCK has it all.