🗺️ Hikari Street, Jiyugaoka

The area around the station is gradually changing with the continuous emergence of new commercial facilities, yet the arcade shopping street established in Showa 23 (1948) maintains its Showa atmosphere. Just a one-minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station, you can enjoy shopping in a narrow building that stretches 100 meters. The three-story building houses over 40 shops. On the first floor, there are clothing stores, shoe stores, kimono shops, and other apparel-related shops, as well as antique and handmade jewelry stores. There are also food shops, including a traditional wagashi (Japanese sweets) store that has been in business for three generations and a delicatessen, along with a flower shop and a small pet store, offering a variety of unique shops. In the activity space, there are shops that operate for a limited time, attracting not only regular customers but also new visitors, showcasing a brand new vibrant scene. The second and third floors are primarily occupied by bars and izakayas. You can enter and exit through three entrances facing the street, including "Megami-dori."

The arcade shopping street established in Showa 23 (1948). The three-story building houses over 40 shops. Fashion clothing and miscellaneous goods are the majority, but there are also various types of stores including food and pet shops. Temporary shops in the activity space are also quite popular. The building is located on "Megami Street" and has three entrances and exits.