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Nagoya Railway opens a transit-linked retail strip beneath Toyota-shi Station

Nagoya Railway is filling the elevated tracks at Toyota-shi Station with a compact eight-shop retail strip, timed to open just as the Asian Para Games brings a rare wave of visitors to a city built around car plants, not shopping streets.

Editorial illustration of a small retail strip built into an elevated railway viaduct, with a convenience store and a few shops beneath the tracks.
Illustration by floortok.com

Nagoya Railroad Co. (Meitetsu) will open μPLAT Toyota-shi, a roughly 1,330-square-metre commercial facility built into the elevated railway structure at Toyota-shi Station, on 26 August, the company announced. A FamilyMart convenience store within the development will open earlier, on 19 August, ahead of the main opening.