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Last updated：2019.5.19 ※Please note that the content may vary depending on the shop replacement Kazusa Sarashina park side entrance Kazusa large roadside north roadside large Kazusa entrance Kazusa large roadside south entrance south roadside large Kazusa DELICA ZONE Sunshine Avenue side entrance City Hall Street side entrance SUNSINE AVENUE Sunshine Court side entrance SUNSINE COURT Tateyama road side entrance RESTAURANT AREA FASHION & GOODS SERVICE & CULTURE 11 tutuanna 31 Akachan Honpo 10 Koide Camera Photo Studio Socks・Inner Wear Maternity・Baby・Kids Photo Printing・ID Photo Service 13 GRAN SAC’ S 36 HusHusH 12 UQ Spot Bags Ladies' and Kids' Wear・Knickknack Mobile Phone Shop Right-on THE CLOCK HOUSE SoftBank 14 Men's, Ladies' and Kids Wear 38 Watches 15 Mobile Phone Shop Green Parks topic ABC-MART Hair & Make TRUTH 16 Ladies' Wear 43 Shoes 18 Beauty Parlor KIRAT LOFT Kaisei Dental Clinic, Ario Ichihara 17 Jewelry 44 Household Goods 19 Dental Clinic 23 ICHIKURA, Ondine, Ichiru, LABLISS 45 UNIQLO 20 Wonder Price Kimono・Kimono Wearing Class・Photo Studio Dad・Mom・Kids Wear Secondhand Goods 24 COMME CA ISM 21 Paris de skin Family Wear・Knickknack Hair Removal・Eyelash Extensions 25 Honeys 22 QB HOUSE Ladies' Wear・Knickknack Hair Salon Hakuyosha RESTAURANT,CAFE&FOODS 26 Cleaner's 1 KALDI COFFEE FARM 8 Kofukudo 27 Re.Ra.Ku Coffee Beans ・Imported Food Japanese-style Sweets Body Care & Stretch 3 Shinpudo 32 Denver Premium 28 Hoken Minaoshi Honpo Alcohol, Beverages & Foods Steak・Hamburg Insurance Agent beard papa's fresh and natural cream puffs 33 OOTOYA 29 Children photo Castle studio Alice 4 Western-style Sweets Set Meal Restaurant Photo Studio for Kids GINZA Cozy Corner 34 Mister Donut 30 Pet shop KOJIMA 5 Western-style Sweets Fast Food Pet Shop Shinjuku Saboten Gyoza no Ohsho 39 Takarakuji Chance Center 6 Tonkatsu 41 Chinese Restaurant Takarakuji (lottery) Shop 7 Nihonichi 42 Saizeriya 69 Y! mobile Yakitori (Grilled Chicken Skewers)・Deli Food・Eel Italian Family Restaurant Mobile Phone Shop docomo Shop 70 Mobile Phone Shop Sunshine Terrace (cinema) side entrance Sunshine Terrace Food Court (terrace) side entrance FASHION & GOODS RESTAURANT,CAFE&FOODS SERVICE & CULTURE Craft Heart Tokai Okashi no Machioka Tom Sawyer no Nakamatachi 50 Handicraft Store 52 Sweets 47 Amusement Facility Mac-House KFC Kentucky Fried Chicken TOHO CINEMAS 51 Men's, Ladies' and Kids Wear 59 Fried Chicken 48 Cinema Complex DAISO Kajukobo Karin Beauty Parlor 11cut 53 Miscellaneous Goods Store 60 Fresh Juice Stand 58 Beauty Parlor Amatone Accesso'rio MOS BURGER 55 Fashion Accessory Bags 61 Hamburger 56 Megane ichiba/ALOOK 62 Tsukiji Gindaco Glasses・Hearing Aids Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) grn IKINARI ! STEAK 57 Men's and Ladies' Wear 63 Steak Specialty Store 64 Hungry Panda/Barikataya Chinese Food・Ramen Ringer Hut 65 Nagasaki Chanpon noodles Sanuki Udon HANAMARU 66 Udon Noodles Iwai Takeshi Rice Bowl 67 Rice Bowl with Toppings B-R 31 ICE CREAM 68 Ice Cream.

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