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Mitsubishi Shoji Urban Development and Haseko complete a Kamakura shopping centre, timed to a station that won't open until 2032

A steel-frame neighbourhood centre built around a Cainz home centre and a Life supermarket has completed in Kamakura's Kajiwara district, timed less to today's transit than to a JR station that isn't due to open until 2032 — a bet on where the area is headed, not where it already is.

Editorial illustration of a low-rise suburban shopping centre with a supermarket and home-improvement store side by side, an open field beyond, one silhouette figure with a shopping trolley.
Illustration by floortok.com

Mitsubishi Shoji Urban Development and Haseko Corporation have completed a neighbourhood shopping centre in Kamakura's Kajiwara district, with Cainz and Life as anchor tenants, the two companies said in a joint release. The two-storey steel-frame building, on roughly 15,200 square metres of land with 11,900 square metres of floor area, finished construction on 31 July.