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A multi-purpose complex with famous brands and cafes.
This multi-purpose complex is located in Korinbo, Kanazawa City’s bustling downtown district lined with hotels, department stores, and fashion buildings. Its bright, open atrium space from the basement 1st floor to the 4th floor is home to a wide variety of shops, including international brands such as Gucci, Coach, and Vivienne Westwood, as well as sophisticated, high-quality fashion and lifestyle brands. You can move between each floor and the Daiwa Department Store. On the basement 1st floor, there are also cafes such as the locally popular Ham&Go and Kajitsuen Liber, known for its carefully selected fruit, making it a great place to take a break while shopping.
In front of the building’s main entrance is ATRIO Plaza, an outdoor event space distinguished by its pyramid-shaped top light, where food trucks appear and a variety of events are held. There is also the ATRIO Stage in the building’s atrium space, where events such as talk shows are presented. The mechanical clock on the wall, ATRIO Clock, is also a must-see.
Standing in Korinbo, the center of Kanazawa
An open space with a mechanical clock on display
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Yes.
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Are there coin lockers?
Yes. They are available on B1F (Paseo Underground Passage). *Turn left in the underground passage immediately after exiting from the exit on the “Riyoshitsu ATRIO” side.
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Is there a smoking area?
No. Please help us keep the building smoke-free.
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Is there a parking service?
Yes. Customers who spend 2,200 yen or more (tax included) at a single ATRIO specialty shop are eligible for 1 hour of free parking. *Valid at the Korinbo Underground Parking Lot and parking lots affiliated with the Kanazawa Machinaka Parking Net.
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