I walked across LakeTown from end to end. The distance is about 1 kilometer, and it takes around 15 minutes.

Starting from Koshigaya LakeTown Station.

It starts from Koshigaya LakeTown Station.

As soon as you exit the station, there is an escalator that takes you up to the Lake Town Gate. There is a roof covering the path from the station to the escalator, so you can walk without getting wet even on rainy days.

Lake Town Gate

The area right outside this station is called “Lake Town Gate.”

When you go up the escalator, you will reach the entrance.

There are also shops in Lake Town Gate.

Go straight through the connecting passage, and you’ll arrive at Kaze.

You can reach the entrance of Kaze quickly from the station.

kaze

There is a rotating Kaze monument at the entrance.

Kaze feels like it has more casual and trendy shops for young people.

As you go forward, you will reach the path leading to the Center Bridge, which connects to Mori. On both sides, there are stores lined up tightly.

This is the entrance to the Center Bridge that leads to Mori.

Center Bridge

The passage that connects Kaze and Mori is called the Center Bridge. It takes about 6 to 7 minutes to get here from the station.

From the Center Bridge, you can see the outlet.

After you go through the Center Bridge, you’ll get to Mori.

mori

Mori feels more calm and is known for its family-friendly shops. Children’s clothing is mostly found in Mori (on the third floor).

You will walk through the clothing stores.

On your right, you will see Aeon. It occupies the first to third floors, and this space alone is about the size of a small shopping mall.

Continue straight ahead, passing that as well.

You will arrive at the end of the second floor on the Mori side. Take the escalator down to the first floor.

You have arrived at the furthest point from Koshigaya Lake Town Station.

It took about 15 minutes to get here.