Tsunashima is located in the southern part of Yokohama City, facing Tokyo Bay. It is relatively accessible by train and car from the center of Yokohama City, and the area has been used for farming and fishing. Even today, it continues to develop as a residential and commercial area. Many people choose this area as a comfortable place to live since transportation to Yokohama City and central Tokyo is convenient and accessible. A picture book titled Tale of Shinsui Building: Four Gods of Birds has been completed.
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SHOP LIST
Space to find new pleasure
This is a new type of bookstore that proposes a lifestyle to make your daily life more enjoyable with a fusion of a diverse range of shops. There is also a café and a variety store within the bookstore, so you can read a book before purchasing it while enjoying the aroma of freshly baked bread and coffee.
The concept is a “place where ideas are generated and shared.” Share Lounge combines the space like a lounge with the functionality of an office.
We will also open Share Lounge at the same time, which is now skyrocketing in popularity in the metropolitan area. Anyone can freely choose how to use this space, whether for a café or office, as it is equipped with a full range of amenities, such as free drinks and nuts, and ultra-high-speed Wi-Fi.
Specialty coffee store
You can enjoy a wide variety of drinks, pastries, and sandwiches, including espresso drinks such as Caffè Latte, Frappuccino® full of dessert feeling, and teas. We will offer connections between people and heartwarming moments through a cup of coffee.
ACCESS
Directly connected to Shin-Tsunashima Station
One-minute walk from Shin-Tsunashima Station on the Tokyu Shin-Yokohama Line (approximately 50 meters from the station)
Three-minute walk from Tsunashima Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line (approximately 230 meters from the station)
By car
We have no car parking lot. Please use the metered parking lots found nearby.
By bicycle
We have a bicycle parking lot for 68 spots on the south side of the building. The first two hours are free.