The newly established "Oiden Lab" within the facility will host Shops and events, and is a community space that can be used by local residents as a place to share ideas and interact.
For more details about the course and to apply, check out the special website!
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- Until January 12, 2026 (Monday, national holiday)
Commemorating the opening of MITSUI OUTLET PARK Okazaki!
We will be giving away pre-opening invitation tickets that will allow you to enter the facility early, as well as points that can be used for shopping at participating facilities!
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- Three common passageways within the building
Three common passageways are decorated with wall decorations, each with its own unique concept, to enrich the time spent traveling between shopping trips.
＜Community Street＞
This initiative will see the decorative designs that adorned the temporary fencing panels at the construction site for approximately six months remain inside the building after it opens.
The decorations were made with the cooperation of local residents and consist of illustrations of Okazaki's past, present, and future by illustrator Aoi Katagiri, who spent her student days in the Nishi Mikawa area, haiku written by local elementary and junior high school students, and photographs taken at the Okazaki City Autumn Festival.
＜Sound Street＞
This event will introduce the life and achievements of Isao Tomita, a leading synthesizer expert in Japan who spent his childhood in Okazaki City, and will also feature a playlist of his compositions, including school songs for elementary and junior high schools in Okazaki City.
The playlist will also include newly recorded recordings of a choir performed by students from Okazaki Municipal Honjuku Elementary School. There will also be a seating space where you can experience the 3D sound that Mr. Nakamura is known for pioneering, allowing you to experience the achievements of this great man with your eyes and ears.
＜Green Street＞
We will introduce the environmentally friendly efforts at this facility, such as the amount of solar power generated, using easy-to-understand figures.
Official gram contemporary is here
