Via Cincittà is a shopping street located within the commercial facility "La Cittadella," which is designed to resemble an Italian town.
To get to La Cittadella, go past the LeFRONT side of the JR Kawasaki Station East Exit, cross the Kawasaki Station South Exit intersection, and walk toward the Dai-ichi Keihin.
And there are rest areas along Via Cincittà near the fountain square where you can sit.
Many wooden S-shaped benches and circular benches are installed.
The theme is a medieval hill town in Italy, and it's a great place to take a break with a nice atmosphere.
What's more, you can use free Wi-Fi throughout Via Cincittà and Club Citta!
It seems you can use it for 60 minutes at a time, and as many times as you like per day. (Free Wi-Fi Details)
Since you can use free Wi-Fi, it's convenient for taking a break in Kawasaki or as a meeting place in Kawasaki.
La Cittadella is a stylish commercial facility that doesn't seem to belong in Kawasaki, and it reminded me of Canal City Hakata and Namba Parks.
Then I found out that it was designed by "Jerde Partnership," a design company represented by American architect Jon Jerde.
Canal City, Namba Parks, and La Cittadella are all projects by the same company.
Now, let's go back to the topic and focus on the circular benches.
There are planters in the center of the benches, and mini planters are also used for decoration between the benches.
As for the congestion situation, I checked around 16:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, and the users were about 50%.
There are also places to sit on the Arena Citta side, opposite the fountain square, so it doesn't seem like it will be full.
It seems like it can also be used as a date spot in Kawasaki.
Also, "Maggiori 3F Air Bridge" nearby is a recommended spot where you can enjoy the night view, so please stop by!
So, why not use it as a resting place in Kawasaki when shopping at La Cittadella?