I wasn’t planning to visit another AEON Mall. Having been to so many around the world — from the Philippines to Vietnam, and even ones in Chitose and Nagoya — they all started to blend together. Familiar layouts, similar shops… it just didn’t feel worth it anymore. But AEON Mall Okayama completely surprised me — in the best way.
Apparently, this is one of AEON’s flagship malls, and you can tell. From the moment I walked in, it felt different. The space is beautifully designed, both inside and out, and it actually feels modern, spacious, and elevated — not just another copy-paste mall.
There’s a cinema, a wide range of restaurants (including Chinese and Korean), and a thoughtful layout that makes it easy to spend hours here without feeling overwhelmed. The mix of food, fashion, and entertainment was on point.
What’s even more impressive is AEON’s legacy — from a humble shop over 200 years ago to this kind of scale? That’s not just retail; that’s history.
If you’re in Okayama and wondering what to do in the evening, don’t overlook this place. It’s not just a mall — it’s an experience...
Read moreAEON mall in Okayama city is one of my favorite places. There are many kinds of shops such as clothes, shoes, foods and books etc, so I can buy anything that is necessary for my life. Also it has a movie theater. I often go there with my family or friends after finishing shopping and enjoy watching movies. In particular, I use AEON mall to buy my friend’s birthday presents, because I can choose better things that fit her taste from many types of...
Read moreProbably the best Aeon malls I have been to, and I have been to many all over Japan. Most Aeon malls are more or less cookie-cutter-cousins of one another, housing mostly the same chain stores. This one though appears to have more variety. There are also 50 tax-free shops as well, good for foreigners like me. Food choices also seems to be better as well. I can see no problem spending a whole day here for my...
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