AEON Town Tsu Shiroyama

AEON Town Tsu Shiroyama is a shopping center located in Tsu, Mie Prefecture, Japan, operated by AEON Town Co., Ltd. under the AEON Group. It opened on May 1, 2010, as AEON Tsu Shiroyama Shopping Center, with a soft opening on April 28, 2010. The center is anchored by a MaxValu supermarket operated by MaxValu Tokai, and serves a trade area of approximately 253,000 people within a 30-minute drive. Although named "Tsu Shiroyama," it is actually located in the Hisai district, along Mie Prefectural Route 114. As of 2025, it is the second-largest large-scale commercial facility in Tsu City by store area, after AEON Mall Tsu Minami. The center emphasizes environmentally conscious store operations and community-oriented management. It houses around 70 stores at opening, including 15 AEON Group firsts such as Joshin Outlet, and 17 Mie Prefecture-based businesses. The facility has been used as an early voting site for elections and engages in environmental activities such as solar power generation, wall greening, and LED lighting. The official website provides information on events, shop news, and services, including WAON POINT promotions and EV charging.

AEON Town Tsu Shiroyama opened on May 1, 2010, as AEON Tsu Shiroyama Shopping Center, with a soft opening on April 28, 2010. At that time, it was managed and operated by AEON Town Development Chubu Co., Ltd., headquartered in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, which also handled land lease agreements. The center opened with 70 stores, including 15 AEON Group firsts such as Joshin Outlet, and 17 Mie Prefecture-based businesses such as Abu Cafe. On April 1, 2012, AEON Town Development Chubu was absorbed into AEON Town Co., Ltd., and the facility was renamed AEON Town Tsu Shiroyama. On July 7 and 8, 2016, during the 24th House of Councillors election, early voting stations were set up at the center; this was the first time early voting was held inside a store in Mie Prefecture, and the second time in the prefecture after AEON Mall Suzuka. The center has engaged in environmental conservation activities, including a trial sale of Matsusaka beef on hinoki trays made from Mie Prefecture timber on December 4-5, 2010, and certification under the Mie Prefecture Wood CO2 Fixation Certification System for both the MaxValu Tsu Shiroyama store and the entire shopping center. Other initiatives include rooftop and wall-mounted solar panels, wall greening, and LED lighting. As of 2025, it is the second-largest large-scale commercial facility in Tsu City by store area, after AEON Mall Tsu Minami.

• Soft opening of AEON Tsu Shiroyama Shopping Center

• Grand opening of AEON Tsu Shiroyama Shopping Center

• Renamed to AEON Town Tsu Shiroyama after merger of AEON Town Development Chubu into AEON Town

• Early voting station for the 24th House of Councillors election set up at the center

• Early voting station continued for second day

Community-oriented shopping center with environmental focus

• MaxValu supermarket

  Core grocery supermarket operated by MaxValu Tokai

• Joshin Outlet

  Electronics outlet, first AEON Group opening

• Abu Cafe

  Mie Prefecture-based cafe

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