CLEMENT PLAZA

CLEMENT PLAZA (徳島駅クレメントプラザ, Tokushima Station Clement Plaza) is a shopping and commercial complex located in the east side of Tokushima Station in Tokushima City, Japan. It is commonly known as Clement Plaza or simply Clement, and its logo is written as CLEMENT PLAZA. The facility opened on April 24, 1993, developed by Tokushima Terminal Building Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Shikoku Railway Company (JR Shikoku). It forms part of the station building complex, with the west side occupied by JR Hotel Clement Tokushima. The complex houses a mix of retail, dining, and service tenants. Its approximately 7,000 m² of store area includes tenants such as JTB, Zetteria (rebranded from Lotteria and reopened on October 7, 2025), Starbucks, Saizeriya, and Daiso. The building also accommodates public and media functions: Hello Work and FM Tokushima are on the fifth floor, and a passport center operated by Tokushima Prefecture is on the sixth floor. A beer garden is held on the rooftop in summer. Operationally, the facility was managed by JR Tokushima Station Building Development Co., Ltd., which was spun off from Tokushima Terminal Building on October 1, 2014. On October 1, 2023, it was merged into JR Shikoku Station Development Co., Ltd., and is currently operated by that company's Tokushima branch. The surrounding area features other commercial and service facilities such as Tokushima Meitengai, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokushima Ekimae, Amico Building, and Poppo Street. As a station-integrated commercial facility under the JR Shikoku Group, CLEMENT PLAZA serves both commuters and tourists, offering shopping, dining, and everyday services in the heart of Tokushima.

CLEMENT PLAZA opened on April 24, 1993, as a commercial complex on the east side of Tokushima Station. It was developed by Tokushima Terminal Building Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Shikoku Railway Company (JR Shikoku). The facility was part of the station building redevelopment, with the west side occupied by JR Hotel Clement Tokushima, which opened on July 2, 1993. On October 1, 2014, the operation was spun off from Tokushima Terminal Building to JR Tokushima Station Building Development Co., Ltd. This company managed the facility until October 1, 2023, when it was merged into JR Shikoku Station Development Co., Ltd. Since then, the Tokushima branch of JR Shikoku Station Development has operated CLEMENT PLAZA. Over the years, the tenant mix has evolved. In 2025, the Lotteria outlet was rebranded as Zetteria and reopened on October 7, 2025. The complex continues to serve as a key commercial hub in Tokushima, with approximately 7,000 m² of store area and a range of tenants including JTB, Starbucks, Saizeriya, and Daiso. Public services such as Hello Work, FM Tokushima, and a passport center are also located within the building.

• 2025

  Lotteria outlet rebranded as Zetteria and reopened on October 7.

• 2023

  Merged into JR Shikoku Station Development Co., Ltd. on October 1; Tokushima branch now operates the facility.

• 2014

  Operation spun off from Tokushima Terminal Building to JR Tokushima Station Building Development Co., Ltd. on October 1.

• 1993

  CLEMENT PLAZA opens on April 24 as a commercial complex on the east side of Tokushima Station.

Station-integrated commercial complex in Tokushima, part of the JR Shikoku Group, serving commuters, tourists, and local residents.

Product categories. Retail shopping · Dining and restaurants · Services (JTB, Hello Work, passport center) · Station-front commercial facilities

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