Top floor of Viorune
- November 11, 2005
- Rated 4 of 5 by
Lily135 from Boston, Massachusetts
This is department store, a little bit less high-end but quite practical. It is designed for young-generation for clothing and so forth. There is a nice cafe where you can have coffee, tea, sweets, and some light meals. There is also grocery section in a basement where all the housewives come to shop for their family-dinner shopping. For those who have 2-years-old who want to play, there is amusement area at top floor, which is 6F. We paid $3 for him to be in playground. It gets very crowded on the weekend, but weekdays there are no kids or only a few. The Japanese department store is very compact and convenient, so after we did shopping for our friends, we went up sixth floor for my son to play. We were sitting and resting, watching him having a ball. Then after that we went to one of the cafés to enjoy a nice snack. My husband goes nuts with their ice-cream thing, called Pafe.
From journal Cherry blossom in Japan