BASEGATE Yokohama Kannai (1-1-1 Minato-machi, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture) announced details of all 55 stores in the commercial area on its official website ahead of its grand opening on March 19.
The project is a complex of a hotel “OMO5 Yokohama Bashamichi by Hoshino Resort,” a live viewing arena, retail and office space, and a one-minute walk from Kannai Station on the JR and Yokohama Municipal Subway lines, with a connecting deck (Victory Road) to Yokohama Stadium and Yokohama Park.
A total of 55 stores opened in the commercial area, including 9 stores opening for the first time (including the first stores in the Kanto and Kanagawa areas) and 17 stores in new business categories.
Spanning two buildings, Stadium Side Terrace and The Legacy, the “Stadium Side Bar Street” features 34 small shops, including the Yokohama-born “TDM 1874 Brewery” taproom, “Sushi Shintaro,” which uses fish directly from the local Yokohama Central Wholesale Market, “Ma-jae Ma-la-tan” (sister restaurant of “Ma-san’s Restaurant Ryu-sen” in Yokohama Chinatown), “Kyushu Yatai Aisumura,” which is the first of its kind in the Kanto area, and “Vietnamese Yatai Chao-men,” which is the first of its kind in Japan. Ma-jie Ma-la-tan,” “Kyushu Yatai Aisumura,” which opened for the first time in the Kanto area, “Vietnamese Food Cart Ciao Men,” which made its first appearance in Japan, and 34 other small stores. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of domestic and international cuisine in a space designed to resemble a row of street stores.
A new Yurindo store format will open in The Legacy (former Yokohama City Hall administrative building). In addition to a bookstore, there will be a Western-style dining room, a cafe, a store & gallery, and a co-working space.
Four restaurants, including “Tuna Wholesaler Miura Misaki Port,” will be located on the Stadium Side Terrace, which is directly connected to Yokohama Stadium by a deck.
In the “Path of Succession,” created by inheriting the site of the 7th Yokohama City Hall, there are sweets and take-out cafes perfect for souvenirs, such as “Yokohama Harbor Stadium,” a new Harbor World store, “Kirifuburo,” which has its main store in Motomachi, and “Gateau de Boyage,” a French pastry shop with its main store in Bashamichi. Five stores are lined up.
Starbucks (tea & cafe) and Sarabeth’s, which will open for the first time in Kanagawa area, will appear in Green Walk Terrace, a commercial area with two-story stores with outdoor terraces that are fun to walk around.
The tower building will feature everything from a LINCOS supermarket for everyday use to an extraordinary entertainment facility, “Wandaria Yokohama Supported by Umios,” as well as a new industrial base, wellness facilities, and a clinic.
In “The Live,” an area where sports and other entertainment and food are combined, several restaurants will open, including the Noge Yakisoba Center Maruki, as well as a diner and flagship store directly operated by the Yokohama DeNA BayStars.
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