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Palace Palace's Relocation and Renewal

The Palace Palace store at Lalaport TOKYO-BAY, located in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture, is one of the longest-running outlets in the brand's history. Following the building redevelopment project initiated by Mitsui Shopping Park, it is set to move to the new North Building and will officially reopen on October 31, 2025.

Celebration Giveaway: Exclusive Photo Albums

To commemorate the grand reopening, the first 50 customers to make purchases over 22,000 yen (tax included) will receive a special photo album as a gift. This album, crafted using archival fabric from Palace Palace, can hold up to 20 L-size prints. By printing photos and crafting the album themselves, customers can turn their memories into cherished keepsakes.

Featuring a cover made from the brand's archival fabrics and embossed logo on the inside, this unique photo album reflects Palace Palace's commitment to quality and nostalgia.

Having been in business for over 20 years since its establishment in the Mitsui Shopping Park, Palace Palace has undergone renovations and relocations throughout the years. Many long-time customers fondly remember the original fabrics used in previous collections, and it’s this connection that inspires the choice of the photo album as a special novelty for the reopening.

Moreover, the new store will showcase panels adorned with these archival fabrics, providing a visual journey through the brand's history.

Store Details

• - Store Name: Palace Palace at Lalaport TOKYO-BAY
• - Location: 1F, North Building, 2-1-1 Hamacho, Funabashi City, Chiba, 273-0012
• - Business Hours: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM (10:00 AM - 9:00 PM on weekends and holidays)
• - Official Website: Mitsui Shopping Park Lalaport TOKYO-BAY

North Building Redevelopment Plan

The redevelopment of the North Building aims to enhance the shopping and dining experience with a major food court and restaurant area that will host a record number of 38 eateries. Once completed, this new food zone will accommodate over 2,500 seats, standing out as the largest food court in Japan.

The first phase of the North Building will include 96 stores, featuring three outlets making their debut in the Kanto region and 26 making their first appearance in Chiba Prefecture. This ambitious plan reflects the city’s commitment to development, integrating the dynamics of sports and entertainment across the new retail landscape.

About Palace Palace

Founded in 1998 in Shiga Prefecture, Palace Palace is a Japanese brand dedicated to creating products that embrace the delicate and soft essence of handmade craftsmanship. Their philosophy revolves around nurturing Japanese beauty through fashion, prioritizing the comfort and silhouette of their clothing. Focused on using Japanese-made materials, each item is thoughtfully designed from threads and fabrics, ensuring high-quality products that cater to modern sensibilities.