夢大岡, Mixed-use skyscraper in Kamiooka, Japan.
Yume-Ooka is a large office tower in Yokohama's Konan district that rises to 113 meters and contains 26 above-ground floors and 3 basement levels. The building combines office and retail spaces spread from the second basement level up to the eleventh floor.
Construction of Yume-Ooka started in November 1992 and was completed in March 1997 as part of Kamiooka's urban redevelopment project. The building served as a major landmark in transforming the area into a modern business district.
The tower houses the Konan Ward Cultural Center known as 'Himawari no Sato', which offers performance and exhibition spaces where locals gather for events and shows. These spaces feature rotating displays of regional art and work from area artists.
The tower connects directly to Kamiooka Station and provides 800 parking spaces for those arriving by car. Easy station access and on-site parking make it simple to reach regardless of how you travel.
The tower houses well-known retailers including Keikyu Department Store and Yodobashi Camera, which draw shoppers from across the region. These establishments have become popular destinations for people seeking specific products and services.
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