Loharu Tsudanuma

Loharu Tsudanuma is a mixed-use commercial complex located at the south exit of Tsudanuma Station in Narashino, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. The building has five above-ground floors and one basement level. It originally opened in October 1998 under the name "The Block" and was renamed "Loharu Tsudanuma" on December 1, 2017, following a large-scale renovation. The complex is positioned as a daily-life convenience hub organized around the concept of "food, housing, play, knowledge, and beauty" (食・住・遊・知・美). It houses a mix of retail, dining, educational, and service tenants, including Yuzawaya, Maruzen, Chateraise, and Yamada Denki. The property was long owned by Toyo Engineering Corporation before being sold to Goldman Sachs in 2015. Across the street stands Morisia Tsudanuma (formerly Narashino Sunpedeck). The facility serves the local community with shops, cafes, restaurants, and various services, and maintains an official website with news, campaign information, floor guides, and access details.

Loharu Tsudanuma opened in October 1998 as "The Block," a commercial complex at the south exit of Tsudanuma Station in Narashino, Chiba Prefecture. The building has five above-ground floors and one basement level. From its opening, major tenants included Yuzawaya Tsudanuma, Maruzen Tsudanuma, and Sundai Junior High/High School and Individual Education Center Tsudanuma. Yuzawaya once occupied space from the basement to the fourth floor. The property was owned by Toyo Engineering Corporation for many years. In 2015, it was sold to Goldman Sachs, and after a large-scale renovation, it was renamed "Loharu Tsudanuma" on December 1, 2017. The renovation led to the removal of Yuzawaya's "Sheep Clock." The complex is positioned as a daily-life convenience hub based on the concept of "food, housing, play, knowledge, and beauty." Across the street is Morisia Tsudanuma (formerly Narashino Sunpedeck). Current major tenants include Yuzawaya, Maruzen, Chateraise, and Yamada Denki, which opened on April 11, 2025. Past tenants include Kazun, Tokyo Shoe Distribution Center, and Daiso.

• Opened as "The Block"

• Sold to Goldman Sachs

• Renamed to Loharu Tsudanuma after renovation

• Yamada Denki opened

A daily-life convenience hub aiming for a slightly elevated everyday experience, organized around food, housing, play, knowledge, and beauty.

Product categories. Retail shopping · Dining and cafes · Educational services · Beauty and wellness services · Electronics

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