This is an older Lalaport mall, and its age shows. However, this one is undergoing renovations, so perhaps in a few years they might be able to make it all sparkly and shiny again. Regardless, there is an excellent variety of stores here, including a bicycle store where I ended up making a major purchase (hint: a bicycle, and not a cheap one). The mall itself is somewhat sprawling, not all compacted in one place with multiple floors, so it does take some work to visit every corner or just to get around. In fact, we had trouble locating a particular pet shop that was here, and we had to walk through several sections of the mall until we found it. Like all the Lalaports in the Tokyo area, this is a very pleasant mall to visit, shop in, eat in, and even just to sit around and take in the grandeur of it all. This will be a Lalaport that I will continue to visit in the future, so I am hoping that the renovations will be good! [Note: my only other Lalaport experience has been in Yokohama, and I really love that mall even though it is smaller than this one].