intervillage OH!MAGARI

intervillage OH!MAGARI (インターヴィレッジ大曲) is a large shopping center located in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, Japan. Its name reflects the concept of multiple "villages" (village) coming together and influencing one another (inter) to form a single town. The English notation "OH!MAGARI" is a play on the Italian word "MAGARI" (meaning "I wish" or "if only"), combined with the interjection "OH!" and a pun on the Japanese place name "Omagari." The facility is also named in part because of its location near the Kitahiroshima Interchange. The center is composed of several anchor facilities and a specialty store mall. According to the Japanese Wikipedia entry, the five "villages" are Kainz (a home center), Sweet Decoration (a sweets-themed shop), Super Arcs (a supermarket), K's Denki (an electronics retailer), and the specialty store mall. Kainz at this location was the first in Hokkaido. Super Arcs is operated by Ralz, and K's Denki is operated by Denkodo. The specialty mall is called Pecola Plaza and includes tenants such as ABC-Mart, Craft Heart Tokai, The Daiso, Satsudora, Mac House, Nishimatsuya, Saizeriya, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Starbucks Coffee. A PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE, operated by the Xebio Group, opened in the former Sweet Decoration space, and Adores also opened in that former space. The shopping center is located along Hokkaido Prefectural Road 1147 (Omagari Industrial Park Mishigaoka Line, also known as Hitsujigaoka-dori), with good access from National Route 36 (Tsukisamu-dori). Across the street are Mitsui Outlet Park Sapporo Kitahiroshima, and nearby are Costco Sapporo Warehouse and Joyful Ake Omagari. Access by public transportation is available via Hokkaido Chuo Bus, with stops such as "Mitsui Outlet Park Mae" (about a 2-minute walk), and "Mitsui Outlet Park Entrance" and "Omagari" (about a 10-minute walk). The official website provides store hours: Kainz 09:00–20:00, Super Arcs 09:00–21:00, K's Denki 10:00–20:00, and the specialty store street has its own hours; parking is open 08:30–21:30. The site notes that hours may differ due to states of emergency. The website also features news and events, such as a temporary closure of PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE Sapporo Kitahiroshima, a LINE friend campaign to receive shopping vouchers, and changes to regular holidays for cut shops Quick and Quick Cut BB. The center positions itself as a community-oriented shopping destination, aiming to create a town loved by local residents.

intervillage OH!MAGARI is a shopping center in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, Japan. The name "intervillage" expresses the idea of multiple villages (village) interacting with each other (inter) to create a single town, and also references the nearby Kitahiroshima Interchange. The English notation "OH!MAGARI" combines the Italian word "MAGARI" (meaning "I wish" or "if only") with the interjection "OH!" and a pun on the place name "Omagari." The center was developed as a large-scale retail complex bringing together several anchor stores and a specialty mall. According to the Japanese Wikipedia entry, the center comprises five "villages": Kainz (a home center, the first in Hokkaido), Sweet Decoration (a sweets-themed shop), Super Arcs (a supermarket operated by Ralz), K's Denki (an electronics retailer operated by Denkodo), and the specialty store mall. The specialty mall is called Pecola Plaza and includes tenants such as ABC-Mart, Craft Heart Tokai, The Daiso, Satsudora, Mac House, Nishimatsuya, Saizeriya, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Starbucks Coffee. Kainz at this location is operated as a franchise by Eldi, part of the Arcs Group. A significant event in the center's history was the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake, which damaged the Sweet Decoration store. The store suspended operations due to the damage, and in October 2020 it was announced that it would close without reopening. The former Sweet Decoration space was subsequently occupied by a PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE, operated by the Xebio Group, and by Adores. The center is located along Hokkaido Prefectural Road 1147 (Omagari Industrial Park Mishigaoka Line, also known as Hitsujigaoka-dori), with good access from National Route 36 (Tsukisamu-dori). Across the street is Mitsui Outlet Park Sapporo Kitahiroshima, and nearby are Costco Sapporo Warehouse and Joyful Ake Omagari. Public transportation access is provided by Hokkaido Chuo Bus, with stops such as "Mitsui Outlet Park Mae" (about a 2-minute walk), and "Mitsui Outlet Park Entrance" and "Omagari" (about a 10-minute walk). The official website provides store hours: Kainz 09:00–20:00, Super Arcs 09:00–21:00, K's Denki 10:00–20:00, and the specialty store street has its own hours; parking is open 08:30–21:30. The site notes that hours may differ due to states of emergency. The website also features news and events, such as a temporary closure of PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE Sapporo Kitahiroshima, a LINE friend campaign to receive shopping vouchers, and changes to regular holidays for cut shops Quick and Quick Cut BB. The center positions itself as a community-oriented shopping destination, aiming to create a town loved by local residents.

• Sweet Decoration store damaged by the 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi earthquake and suspended operations.

• Announcement that Sweet Decoration would close without reopening.

• PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE opened in the former Sweet Decoration space.

• Adores opened in the former Sweet Decoration space.

A community-oriented large shopping center combining multiple anchor stores and a specialty mall under the concept of interconnected villages.

Product categories. Home center goods (Kainz) · Groceries (Super Arcs) · Electronics (K's Denki) · Specialty retail (Pecola Plaza) · Golf equipment (PGA TOUR SUPERSTORE) · Fashion (ABC-Mart, Mac House, Nishimatsuya) · Dining (Saizeriya, KFC, Starbucks)

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