AEON TOWN Suzuka-Tamagaki

AEON TOWN Suzuka-Tamagaki (イオンタウン鈴鹿玉垣) is a neighborhood-type shopping center located in Minami-Tamagaki-cho, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, Japan. It is operated by AEON TOWN Co., Ltd., a shopping-center development and management company within the AEON Group. The center is built as an open-mall format composed of five separate buildings, a layout that distinguishes it from enclosed regional malls and is typical of the AEON TOWN neighborhood-center concept. The site has an industrial history: before the shopping center opened, the land was occupied by Fuji Electric company housing and a factory, which were demolished as the operation was scaled down, and AEON TOWN subsequently developed the shopping center on the former site. The center's tenant mix is oriented toward daily-life goods and services rather than large-scale fashion or department-store retail. The main anchor is a The Big Extra (ザ・ビッグエクストラ) supermarket in the central rear building, supported by tenants such as the children's clothing and goods retailer Birthday, the 100-yen chain Daiso, mobile-phone shops for NTT Docomo, SoftBank, au and Rakuten Mobile, eyewear, insurance, barber and beauty services, a coin laundry, dry cleaning, a car-coating and car-wash specialist, an ENEOS gas station, and a cafe. Banking needs are served by ATMs from AEON Bank, Hyakugo Bank and Sanjusan Bank. The center is accessible by public transport and by car, with free parking for 530 vehicles and free bicycle parking for 260 bicycles. It is located roughly 300 meters west of a Trial store and about 400 meters north of the MEGA Don Quijote UNY Suzuka store, placing it within a competitive local retail cluster. A distinctive operational feature is that wheelchair-accessible parking uses a remote-control gate system requiring advance application, and a temporary vehicle loading area is provided in the central part of the site. The facility is positioned as a community-oriented daily shopping and services destination for residents of Suzuka and the surrounding Mie Prefecture area.

AEON TOWN Suzuka-Tamagaki occupies a site in Minami-Tamagaki-cho, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, that was previously used by Fuji Electric for company housing and a factory. As Fuji Electric scaled down its operations there, the buildings were demolished, and AEON TOWN developed a shopping center on the former industrial land. The center was built as an open-mall, neighborhood-type shopping center operated by AEON TOWN Co., Ltd., part of the AEON Group, and consists of five separate buildings rather than a single enclosed structure. The tenant composition reflects the neighborhood-center model: the central rear building houses the anchor supermarket, The Big Extra Suzuka-Tamagaki; the western building is centered on service businesses such as a ramen shop, mobile-phone shops and an eyewear store; the eastern building contains Birthday, Daiso and a beauty salon; and a separate building — unusual for an AEON TOWN — contains a gas station and a coffee shop. The center also provides banking ATMs from AEON Bank, Hyakugo Bank and Sanjusan Bank, and a range of personal services including barber, beauty, acupuncture and bone-setting, insurance, coin laundry and dry cleaning. Operationally, the center emphasizes car access, with 530 free parking spaces and 260 free bicycle spaces. A notable feature is the remote-control gate system for wheelchair-accessible parking, which requires advance application, and a temporary vehicle loading area in the central part of the site. The center is located about 300 meters west of a Trial store and about 400 meters north of the MEGA Don Quijote UNY Suzuka store, placing it in a competitive local retail environment. The official website lists the center's contact point as a Nagoya office, reflecting AEON TOWN's regional management structure.

• Site previously used by Fuji Electric for company housing and a factory; buildings demolished as operations scaled down.

• AEON TOWN develops and opens AEON TOWN Suzuka-Tamagaki as an open-mall neighborhood shopping center on the former Fuji Electric site.

Neighborhood-type open-mall shopping center focused on daily-life goods and services for local residents.

• The Big Extra Suzuka-Tamagaki

• Birthday

• Daiso

• Megane no Masuda

• Docomo Shop

• SoftBank

• au Shop

• Rakuten Mobile

• ENEOS

• Minatoya Coffee

• Keeper Labo

• AEON Bank ATM

• Hyakugo Bank ATM

• Sanjusan Bank ATM

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2. 2イオンタウン鈴鹿玉垣 - Wikipediaja.wikipedia.org
3. 3AEON TOWN Suzuka-Tamagaki - Wikidatawikidata.org