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HamaCross411 is a mixed-use commercial complex and shopping landmark in the Hamamachi arcade of Nagasaki, Japan, opened in 2014.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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HamaCross411 (ハマクロス411) is a mixed-use commercial complex located in the Hamamachi arcade (浜町アーケード) in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan. It opened on September 15, 2014, on the site of the former Hakata Daimaru Nagasaki store, which had closed on July 31, 2011. The name was chosen through a public competition in May 2014: "HamaCross" refers to the crossing (cross) of the Hamamachi arcade and the Bernard Kanko-dori shopping street in the Hamamachi (Hama) area, while "411" refers to the address, 4-11 Hamamachi. The building rises to 11 floors, the maximum allowed under the floor-area ratio. Floors 1 through 3 form a commercial zone themed around "quality merchandise," while floors 4 through 11 form a hotel zone. The commercial zone is smaller than the former department store, at roughly 40% of the sales floor area at the time of Hakata Daimaru's closure. Floors 1 and 2 are mainly fashion and miscellaneous goods tenants, and floor 3 houses service businesses such as a hot yoga studio, aesthetic and nail salons. The main target customers are women in their 20s to 40s. At opening, the commercial zone had 20 tenants, of which eight (or nine, according to Yomiuri Shimbun) were first-time entrants to Nagasaki Prefecture; tenants included leather goods brand Il Bisonte, clothing brand Armani Exchange, and the select shop Decade. The hotel zone houses Hotel Forza Nagasaki, operated by FJ Hotels under Fukuoka Jisho, with 175 guest rooms. The facility is positioned as a landmark where people meet, offering cutting-edge fashion, lifestyle, and hospitality. It also operates a large outdoor vision screen called "Hamamoni" in the arcade, showing Nagasaki city information, entertainment, online news, weather, and corporate promotions. The complex is accessible by the Nagasaki Electric Tramway (one minute on foot from Kanko-dori stop), by bus (one minute from Hamanomachi bus stop), and about 15 minutes on foot from Nagasaki Station. As of the official website, the facility is celebrating its 12th anniversary with a stamp rally in September 2026, and continues to host events, campaigns, and shop blogs.

History

HamaCross411 stands on a site with a significant retail history in Nagasaki. The previous occupant, Hakata Daimaru Nagasaki store, closed on July 31, 2011. Construction of a new mixed-use commercial facility on the former department store site began on March 15, 2013. In May 2014, the facility's name was selected through a public competition: "HamaCross411." The name combines "HamaCross"—referring to the crossing of the Hamamachi arcade and the Bernard Kanko-dori shopping street in the Hamamachi area, a busy intersection in Nagasaki—and "411," the address at 4-11 Hamamachi. The complex opened on September 15, 2014. The building is 11 stories tall, the maximum allowed by the floor-area ratio. It is divided into a commercial zone on floors 1 through 3, themed "quality merchandise," and a hotel zone on floors 4 through 11. The commercial zone's sales floor area is about 40% of that of the former Hakata Daimaru Nagasaki store at its closure, indicating a smaller retail scale. Floors 1 and 2 primarily house fashion and miscellaneous goods tenants, while floor 3 contains service-oriented businesses such as a hot yoga studio and aesthetic and nail salons. The main target customers are women in their 20s to 40s. At opening, the commercial zone had 20 tenants, of which eight were first-time entrants to Nagasaki Prefecture (Yomiuri Shimbun reported nine). Initial tenants included leather goods brand Il Bisonte, clothing brand Armani Exchange, and select shop Decade. The hotel zone is occupied by Hotel Forza Nagasaki, operated by FJ Hotels under Fukuoka Jisho, with 175 guest rooms. The facility also operates a large outdoor vision screen called "Hamamoni" in the arcade, showing Nagasaki city information, entertainment, online news, weather forecasts, and corporate promotions. The complex is positioned as a landmark where people meet, offering cutting-edge fashion, lifestyle, and hospitality. As of the official website, the facility continues to host events, campaigns, and shop blogs, and celebrated its 12th anniversary with a stamp rally in September 2026.

  • Hakata Daimaru Nagasaki store closes.

  • Construction of the mixed-use commercial facility begins on the former Hakata Daimaru Nagasaki site.

  • Facility name selected as "HamaCross411" through a public competition.

  • HamaCross411 opens.

  • 12th anniversary stamp rally begins (runs through September 30, 2026).

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A landmark mixed-use commercial complex in the Hamamachi arcade offering quality fashion, lifestyle, and hospitality, targeting women in their 20s to 40s.

  • Commercial zone (floors 1-3)

    Fashion and miscellaneous goods tenants on floors 1-2; service businesses such as hot yoga studio, aesthetic and nail salons on floor 3.

  • Hotel zone (floors 4-11)

    Hotel Forza Nagasaki, operated by FJ Hotels under Fukuoka Jisho, with 175 guest rooms.

  • Hamamoni large vision screen

    A large outdoor vision screen in the Hamamachi arcade showing city information, entertainment, news, weather, and corporate promotions.

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