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Okayama Ichibangai is the name of the large shopping complex located just below Okayama Station. The Ichibangai is like an underground mall. It has many clothing store options that are very fashionable, especially for females. Of course, there are also souvenir shops and specialty shops that are fun to browse. It also has a lot of tasty and affordable restaurants.
Updated Jan 13, 2011
Website: http://www.okayama-ichibangai.co.jp/
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Find a big shopping mall at underground of Okayama station. There are several gates to go to basement, most of them in front of central gate Okayama station.
What to buy: woman & man clothes, drugs & cosmetics, books, bakery, cafe and restaurant.
What to pay: Average price. Some discount in the end of July, usually until 30%.
Written Oct 7, 2006
Address: Underground Okayama station
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