LICOPA鶴見

There is a space on the first floor where children can play, but on Saturdays, Sundays and after school, it looks like an open space for abandoned children. There was a child running backwards on the escalator, but no one was close to him. My daughter talked to me without a mask (no acquaintance) and it was convenient to have a big Daiso, but my legs seemed to be far away. Elementary and junior high school students occupy the kids' space, which is dangerous, so please be careful of families with small children.

There are only shops such as Nitori and MUJI that you should go to once in a while, so is there anything you can do here? The casualness of not being able to buy such familiar everyday items here has disappeared. When I was at Ito-Yokado, I went there once a week because I wanted to take a peek, but after becoming Ricopa, I didn't think so at all. Occasionally I go after the evening to kill time for my child's lessons, but for a while there is no one without MUJI. It is operated with a concept that does not meet the needs of the region by any means, and users are left behind so much that it seems that it is made with the self-satisfaction of the operation. I think the older people are in trouble because they can't buy everyday items. Management, think more about the area. It would be really disappointing if Odasakae Ito-Yokado would be the same. Where should I buy everyday items? To be honest, it is unpleasant to feel that the same stores such as Nitori are crowded and the same items are being bought. I want you to return to Ito-Yokado where you can choose from various manufacturers.

It was very nice and open. We are grateful that the food court-like dining space and free playground for children on the first floor are friendly to child-rearing households. I went to lunch on Sunday, the 4th day after opening, but it was less crowded than I expected, and MUJI was particularly rattling. Burger King was in a big line. I'm looking forward to going again. Please note that the parking lot is no longer free and the opening time is 10 o'clock! Also, Wi-Fi is available near Ito-Yokado on the first floor! Thank you!

It seems that the parking lot has been criticized, but considering the degree of store enrichment, it seems reasonable that the parking lot has been charged. However, if it's free for up to 3 hours, I think I can do my best. Also, the building itself is old, so I can't afford to go in and out of the parking lot. There were traces of rubbing here and there, so be careful with large cars. Considering the capacity of the building, I think it can be said that the store lineup is doing its best. In particular, Daiso is quite wide and has a wide selection of products. It's not a place to go all the way from afar, but I think it's a well-made community-based mall, so I'd like to use it often when I pass by.

Renewal open I want to love you. I stopped by after a slow run along the Tsurumi River with my family. In Tsurumi, I felt a new charm because there are only shops here. I thought it was a novel idea because I was trying to differentiate myself at shops that would make me want to come all the way, such as the funny town of Okaka and Baga King. I took a quick look and walked home without buying anything. I haven't used Ito-Yokado for about 6 years. I haven't accumulated Nanaco points. Only when paying property tax, it is time to recruit JCB Creca to your wife's Nanaco card, get 1500 yen points, and exchange it for Ponta. In terms of price, Megadon Quixote is cheaper and cheaper, but it's an attractive place, so I wanted to go there again if I had the opportunity.

It's small, but I think it's well done. Renewal from Ito-Yokado. The concept is solid and conveyed. The square in the photo is a highlight and I think it is a symbol of the concept. Is it a target for families with children? □ What I felt was good ・ The maintenance of bicycle parking lots in stores has been improved so that more bicycles and motorcycles can be placed. ・ I was interested in the renewal of this small store, which I often summarized so far. ・ MUJI is much larger and more convenient than the Tsurumi station building. There are quite a lot of self-checkouts. There is also an unbranded self-coffee machine. ・ Daiso is right across the road, but the product lineup is very large (although the adjacent Daiso is also quite large), you can have a large number of self-checkouts. ・ Ito-Yokado's groceries are also cleaner and easier to see. □ Rooftop BBQ (additional notation) I haven't used it, but I visited it for consideration. As you can see in the picture, it looks good to have a barbecue on a sunny day. The number of people is surprisingly small, and it seems easy to use. If I dare to say it, it's probably because the rooftop half of the parking lot has been renovated, but it's a pity that I can't enjoy the view of the surrounding rivers because there are walls at the height of my line of sight. I wonder if the price is about this if you use it for leisure. Since the ingredients are brought in, you can easily go to the Yokado on the first floor, which is convenient. □ Points to be worried about ・ As reviewed by other people, the restaurants are Kura Sushi and the food court on the first floor. I think there was a BBQ space on the roof, but I would like to go there next time. ・ There are things that I wish I had, such as free space for children, things to play with, and clothing. If you are a family target, you might expect something like LaLapo, but you can think that this store is well-built and organized on this scale.