Nagoya PARCO

It's a huge mall, and time is never enough to explore everything :) The food court had many options. And one can enjoy an incredible shopping experience.

After coming to Parco Shibuya and Shinsaibashi many times, this PARCO almost doesn't seem like a PARCO. It feels cheaper, a PARCO on a budget that is missing many flagship stores and the modern, futuristic look of the other ones. Not only that, it's separated into 3 different buildings with similar offerings, making shopping here an incredibly confusing and labyrinth experience that would have you go on detours to go to specific stores. It felt like a normal mall, a mediocre one at that. Bad.

It's quite complicated and it's under construction too. I found it terribly hard to shop here because I don't know where the stores are located. Also parking in sakae is outrageously expensive. So I recommend that you go by train or bus if it is safe enough to do so.

this is maybe the worst Parco in all of japan. they don't have a lot of good stores, but it's still fun to visit.

Very nice collection of all sorts of flowers

Came right after lunch rush, everything was SO GOOD (OISHI!)
Tonkatsu place on, I think, the 7th floor...

Good mall with many choices, though many of them primarily targets trendy hipsters (guess I'm not one?). Walked into it trying to find a backpack, no one greeted me in any of the stores for some reason. Probably because I didn't dress like their "high-end" clienteles? I remember a few of them looked at me sort of arrogantly, judging my old jeans. Love that it has Muji though!