AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira
A neighborhood shopping center in Toyohashi, Aichi, operated under the AEON TOWN banner and anchored by a MaxValu supermarket.
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Overview
AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira is a shopping center located in Hashira-cho, Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It opened on July 17, 2004 as "MaxValu Toyohashi-Hashira Store," a supermarket-led retail facility. In September 2009, operation of the MaxValu store was transferred from AEON Retail to MaxValu Tokai, and the center was renovated and reopened. On November 21, 2011, the shopping center was renamed "AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira," aligning it with the AEON TOWN community shopping center brand. The center serves a densely populated residential and educational district; the surrounding area is known as one of the city's leading academic zones, with established housing and newer apartment developments. The single-level floor guide lists a MaxValu supermarket open 24 hours, a Daiso 100-yen shop, a FIT PLACE24 fitness gym, a PC school, a coin laundry, a dental clinic, a lottery ticket counter, and several food tenants including Hanamaru Udon and a rice/rice-milling service. The facility provides 196 free parking spaces and 95 free bicycle parking spaces. AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira is part of the AEON Group's network of community-oriented shopping centers. The official website is maintained by AEON TOWN, and inquiries are handled through the AEON TOWN Nagoya office. The center is accessible by train via the Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line, about a 10-minute walk from Aichi University-mae Station, and by car from the Toyohashi Station area via Route 259.
History
The shopping center opened on July 17, 2004 as "MaxValu Toyohashi-Hashira Store" (マックスバリュ豊橋橋良店), a supermarket-anchored retail facility in Hashira-cho, Toyohashi, Aichi Prefecture. The surrounding area is one of the city's leading educational and residential districts, combining long-established housing with newer apartment developments, making it a densely populated catchment. On September 27, 2009, operation of the MaxValu Toyohashi-Hashira store was transferred from AEON Retail to MaxValu Tokai, and the center was renovated and reopened to mark the change. On November 21, 2011, the shopping center's name was changed to "AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira," bringing it under the AEON TOWN community shopping center brand. The center operates as a single-level (1F) neighborhood shopping center. Its tenant mix includes a 24-hour MaxValu supermarket, a Daiso 100-yen shop, a FIT PLACE24 fitness gym, a PC school (Pasocon Kyoshitsu Karun), a coin laundry (Laundry Casa), a Suzuran acupuncture and osteopathic clinic, a Chance Center lottery ticket counter, an Otakara-ya buying service, a Smile Dental Clinic, a clean rice-milling machine, a 1000% hair salon, a Yumenoya dango/taiyaki shop, and a Hanamaru Udon restaurant. The center provides 196 free parking spaces and 95 free bicycle parking spaces. Access is via the Toyohashi Railroad Atsumi Line to Aichi University-mae Station, about a 10-minute walk, or by car from the Toyohashi Station area via Route 259 toward Tahara, turning left at Tomimoto-cho after passing Takashiguchi. General inquiries about the shopping center are directed to the AEON TOWN Nagoya office.
Opened as "MaxValu Toyohashi-Hashira Store."
Operation of the MaxValu store transferred from AEON Retail to MaxValu Tokai; center renovated and reopened.
Shopping center renamed "AEON TOWN Toyohashi-Hashira."
Products and positioning
Community-oriented neighborhood shopping center anchored by a 24-hour MaxValu supermarket, serving a dense residential and academic district in Toyohashi.
MaxValu supermarket
Daiso
FIT PLACE24
Hanamaru Udon
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