Abasse TAKATA

Info

Address:

1 off the coast of Takada-cho, Rikuzentakata, Iwate Prefecture

PublicTransportation:

JR Rikuzentakata Station → 5-minute walk

CarAccess:

2km 5 minutes from Rikuzentakada IC on Sanriku Road via Prefectural Road 340

Phone Number:

0192-53-2111(abasse TAKATA Representative Corporation Takada Matsubara Commercial Development Cooperative)

Parking Number:

In addition to 100 cars/private parking, there is municipal parking (about 400 cars) in front of the facility. All are free of charge

Business Hours

Specialty store street 9-19: 00 (supermarket is 9:30-21: 00, drugstore is 9-21: 00, some stores are separately set)

Spot Category

Department Store Shopping Building

Abasse TAKATA Entire (from the west)
Takada Matsubara Commercial Development Cooperative

Abasse TAKATA specialty store street front entrance
Takada Matsubara Commercial Development Cooperative

Ugo Tanabata Festival
Takada Matsubara Commercial Development Cooperative

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