オアシスタウンキセラ川西 オアシス棟 - Kawanishi

It is a shopping center centered on Hankyu Oasis. There are multiple parking lots, but the first floor in front is quite crowded on Saturdays and Sundays, so it is easier to enter the store if you head toward Kawanishi from the intersection on the Kinunobebashi station side and go up to the rooftop from the back side of the building. As of September 2009, there is no parking fee on the first floor or rooftop. Tenants include apparel, miscellaneous goods, shoe specialty stores, home appliances, and 100-yen uniform pharmacies. There is a home improvement store and a spa next to each other, so if you feel like it, you can spend half a day to a full day. Supermarkets seem to be a little cheaper on weekends. I think that products such as vegetables and fish are good. It's definitely better to buy sushi at the fish corner. I wonder if I will buy meat somewhere else. I think the price is high. Dissatisfaction is that the adjacent road side tends to be narrow and congested with respect to the surrounding traffic, there are only restaurants such as kitchen cars or Hankyu Oasis eat-in, the spa is expensive, and the driver's manners are generally bad, if it is a horn There are many people who do it, but if you care about it, you will lose. Also, if you are not confident in driving, it may be better to come after the Kawanishinoseguchi exit, instead of passing through Kinunobebashi Station from the direction of Ikeda. There is a railroad crossing from Kinunobebashi Station, the road is narrow probably because the surrounding area is under development, and there is a lot of traffic in addition to pedestrian bicycles, so it may be dangerous.

The home center side and the Hankyu Oasis side are connected at the parking lot on the 3rd floor. It takes a long time to get out of the Hankyu Oasis side on Saturdays and Sundays, so it is a detour when parked at the parking lot on the 3rd floor, but it is much quicker to go out to the home center side. The stores that are open are spacious and easy to see. There are supermarkets, 100 stores, home improvement stores, home electronics mass retailers, MUJI, UNIQLO, etc., but I am very sorry that there is no drug store. All the shopping is done at once if there is a drug store, but I personally think that I would like to become a drug store because AOKI is always rattled.

I often use it since it opened. The parking lot is fairly large and free, so it's easy to go out by car. Even on rainy days, if you can park on the 3rd floor with a roof, you don't need an umbrella and it's convenient. However, during busy hours on weekends, traffic jams may not move even if you leave the parking lot, so it is good to exit to the Royal Home Center side or park at the Royal parking lot in the first place. I feel that the oasis has a good selection of delicious foods. The toilets are clean and equipped with a nursing room, diaper changing room, and kids' toilet, so it's nice to be able to go out with children without any worries. There is a space where you can eat outdoors at the cafe in the oasis, and there is a sense of security even in the corona. There is a Japanese set meal restaurant in the super public bath on the 2nd floor next to the oasis (free admission), and there is a spacious semi-private room with a tatami room, which is very helpful for families with small children. Meals are ordered on the touch panel, and payment is completed at the super public bath reception machine. It's a little troublesome to put your shoes in the shoe box and receive the number key at the super public bath reception, but I think it's hygienic and relaxing.

It is better to use the parking lot properly according to the purpose of the visit. If you go out from the front on your way home, it tends to be fairly crowded on Saturdays and Sundays. It is vacant to leave from the royal home side.

In addition to commercial facilities, the Oasis Building has an area containing medical institutions. There is also a hot spring facility, Yusakura Onsen.

It is a large shopping mall built in the local city of Kawanishi. There are many stores that open, giving the impression that it is easy to look around. There were Hankyu Oasis, 100 average, Royal Home Center, EDION, widespread MUJI, UNIQLO, ABC-Mart, AOKI, one-day hot springs, etc. It feels like there is a store up to the 3rd floor. There is no drug store. Is it a feeling that people who went to Diamond City in Itami and Aeon in the direction of Inagawa are flowing? When shopping a lot, there is a parking fee around Noseguchi, so it is big that it is free here. I forgot what happened around here other than the original leather factory, but it wasn't a good place. The number of condominiums and detached houses is increasing, and many people who do not know such things come to live, and I wonder if the population of Kawanishi City is increasing. I was surprised that it was developed and became beautiful.

It will be the building on the east side of Kisera. MUJI, UNIQLO, supermarket oasis, etc. are on the 1st floor, and EDION, Aoki, Daiso, etc. are on the 2nd floor. The parking lot is on the upper floor. The parking lot on the top floor is connected to the rooftop parking lot of the home improvement store next to the west. Parking is free for both oasis and home improvement stores.

Since I visited on a weekday night, the parking lot was vacant. Security guards are also stationed so you can come and go smoothly. I went to Aoyama for clothes and bought a shirt and tie. It was good that there was an assortment of goods. There are also UNIQLO and ABC-Mart, and if you are wearing everyday clothes, you can get enough.