LAPARK Kishiwada

LAPARK Kishiwada (ラパーク岸和田) is a shopping center located in Haruki Wakamatsucho, Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. It was developed as a reuse project on the former site of the Tezack (テザック) factory, directly in front of Haruki Station on the Nankai Main Line. The center serves the local Kishiwada community with a broad mix of retail, dining, daily necessities, beauty and health services, and amusement facilities. The tenant lineup spans fashion, food, general merchandise, groceries, beauty and healthcare, services, and amusement. Major tenants have included MEGA Don Quijote Kishiwada, and the former Nagasakiya Kishiwada store area. The center also houses public facilities such as the Kishiwada City Haruki Civic Center, along with ATMs from several banks. Dining options include well-known chains such as Gyoza no Ohsho, Torikizoku, First Kitchen, Kineya, and Holly's Cafe, while shopping includes Daiso, Nitori Deco Home, and Avanti Book Center. Amusement tenants include GiGO and BOWL123 bowling. In 2024, the Nagasakiya Kishiwada store and MEGA Don Quijote Kishiwada store were integrated, with renovation work carried out from September 9 to September 26, 2024, and a full renewal opening on September 27, 2024. During the integration, checkout locations were changed and the stores were merged starting September 17, 2024. Barcode stickers on prepared foods sold in the former Nagasakiya area still list Nagasakiya as the seller. LAPARK Kishiwada is positioned as a community-oriented shopping center anchored by daily-life retail and services, with convenient access from Haruki Station (about a 3-minute walk via the Namba-side ticket gate, or about 6 minutes via the Wakayama-side gate, requiring a level crossing) and about a 5-minute drive from the Kishiwada-kita Interchange on the Hanshin Expressway Route 4 Bayshore Line. Nearby facilities include Kishiwada Velodrome, Yasaka Shrine, and Danjiri-yu.

LAPARK Kishiwada was established as a reuse project on the former site of the Tezack (テザック) factory, located in front of Haruki Station on the Nankai Main Line in Kishiwada City, Osaka Prefecture. The shopping center was developed to serve the local community with a wide range of retail, dining, service, and amusement tenants. Over time, the center housed a Nagasakiya Kishiwada store and a MEGA Don Quijote Kishiwada store as major tenants. In 2024, these two stores were integrated. Renovation work took place from September 9 to September 26, 2024, and checkout locations were changed with store integration beginning September 17, 2024. The full renewal opening was held on September 27, 2024. Even after the integration, barcode stickers on prepared foods sold in the former Nagasakiya area continued to list Nagasakiya as the seller. The center also includes public facilities such as the Kishiwada City Haruki Civic Center, and ATMs from Ikeda Senshu Bank, Japan Post Bank, Kiyo Bank, and Seven Bank. Its tenant mix covers groceries, restaurants and cafes, general merchandise, books, cosmetics, fashion, services, and amusement, making it a comprehensive daily-life destination for the area.

• Renovation work begins for integration of Nagasakiya and MEGA Don Quijote stores.

• Checkout locations changed and store integration begins.

• Full renewal opening after store integration.

Community-oriented shopping center anchored by daily-life retail, dining, and services in front of Haruki Station.

• General merchandise

  MEGA Don Quijote Kishiwada

• Public facility

  Kishiwada City Haruki Civic Center

• Amusement

  GiGO

• Bowling

  BOWL123

• General merchandise

  Daiso

• Home goods

  Nitori Deco Home

• Books

  Avanti Book Center

• Restaurant

  Gyoza no Ohsho

• Restaurant

  Torikizoku

• Fast food

  First Kitchen

• Restaurant

  Kineya

• Cafe

  Holly's Cafe

1. 1ラパーク岸和田公式サイトlapark-kishiwada.jp
2. 2ラパーク岸和田 - Wikipediaja.wikipedia.org
3. 3LAPARK Kishiwada - Wikidatawikidata.org