Mewe Hashimoto

Mewe Hashimoto (ミウィ橋本) is a mixed-use commercial facility located at the north exit of Hashimoto Station in Midori Ward, Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. It was developed as the core tenant of the Hashimoto Station North Exit District C First-Class Urban Redevelopment Project. Construction began in September 1999, the building was completed in August 2001, and the shopping center opened on September 14, 2001. The facility is operated by Sumisho Urban Development PM (住商アーバン開発PM事業本部), part of the Sumitomo Corporation group. The center spans multiple floors and houses a mix of retail, dining, and public facilities. Notable tenants include Uniqlo on the third floor, Yurindo bookstore, and Muji on the fourth floor. The fifth floor is dedicated to restaurants, with brands such as Kamakura Pasta, Saboten, and BAQET. The basement and first floors feature food retailers including Lopia, which opened its Mewe Hashimoto store in the basement food floor on October 8, 2014. The sixth floor houses the Sagamihara City Hashimoto Library, a public facility, while floors seven and eight contain Honegori Mori no Hall Hashimoto. Floors three through eight connect to the municipal Hashimoto No. 2 Parking Lot. Mewe Hashimoto serves as a key commercial hub for the Hashimoto area, directly connected to the station's north exit deck. It competes with nearby commercial facilities such as Aeon Hashimoto, SING Hashimoto, and Ario Hashimoto. The center hosts various events and promotions, including point campaigns and lottery events, and maintains an active website with shop news, gourmet guides, and event calendars. In August 2024, it hosted the first game of the 49th Meijin Go Championship seven-game match between Meijin Shibano Toramaru and Kisei Ichiriki Ryo, which Ichiriki won by resignation after 199 moves.

Mewe Hashimoto was developed as the core tenant of the Hashimoto Station North Exit District C First-Class Urban Redevelopment Project in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture. Construction began in September 1999, and the building was completed in August 2001. The shopping center opened on September 14, 2001. It was designed to serve the growing residential and commuter population around Hashimoto Station, which is a major railway hub in the region. The facility is operated by Sumisho Urban Development PM (住商アーバン開発PM事業本部), a company under the Sumitomo Corporation group. Over the years, Mewe Hashimoto has maintained a mix of retail, dining, and public facilities. The sixth floor houses the Sagamihara City Hashimoto Library, a public library, and floors seven and eight contain Honegori Mori no Hall Hashimoto, a cultural hall. Floors three through eight are connected to the municipal Hashimoto No. 2 Parking Lot. In October 2014, Lopia opened a store on the basement food floor, strengthening the grocery offering. The center has also hosted notable events, such as the first game of the 49th Meijin Go Championship seven-game match in August 2024, which was held on the premises. The center continues to operate as a key commercial destination in the Hashimoto area, with ongoing promotions and community events.

• 2024

  Hosts first game of 49th Meijin Go Championship

• 2014

  Lopia opens on basement food floor on October 8

• 2001

  Building completed

• 2001

  Shopping center opens on September 14

• 1999

  Construction begins

Station-connected community shopping center

Product categories. Shopping center · Retail stores · Restaurants · Public library · Event hall

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