Nagoya PARCO — Local services in Nagoya

Make sure you are in the right building, I strongly recommend simply asking someone for the location of where you want to go. The signs are confusing and sometimes simply incorrect. For example, Google might say that the Pokémon store is in the basement and even some of the other stores seem to have changed floors more recently than signs were updated. Just ask and get pointed to where you want to go.

Some good shops and pop ups, I generally recommend just working your way up the escalators and walking around floor by floor to...

This is the most confusing mall layout ever. Unless you do prior research before showing up, you will likely not be able to find the west and east wing of the mall and hence miss some of the unique attractions of this mall like the Pokemon center. But even once you find your way there, the escalators only go up and not down sooooo ideally find your way there from the ground floor. The mall itself has quite a unique variety of stuff, from the basic common brands to floors of some interesting choices of...

After coming to Parco Shibuya and Shinsaibashi many times, this PARCO almost doesn't seem like a PARCO. It feels cheaper, a PARCO on a budget that is missing many flagship stores and the modern, futuristic look of the other ones. Not only that, it's separated into 3 different buildings with similar offerings, making shopping here an incredibly confusing and labyrinth experience that would have you go on detours to go to specific stores. It felt like a normal mall, a mediocre one...