To get to Aeon Mall Tamadaira no Mori, go out the north exit of Toyoda Station, cross the bus rotary in front, and proceed down the main street. You'll see it near the Toyoda Station front intersection.
And, the 3rd and 4th floors of the Aeon Mall are rooftop plazas, with the 3rd floor being "Shiki no Mori Garden" and the 4th floor being "Harappa Plaza"!
This is what the Shiki no Mori Garden looks like from above, with playground equipment including a large slide.
It's popular with families with children, and it's a great place to let your kids play in Toyoda ♪
Aeon Mall Tamadaira no Mori is a facility that opened in 2014, but it has a well-worn information board.
The area is divided into two sections, left and right, and the main rest area is located in the circular plaza on the right side of the information board.
As the name "Shiki no Mori" suggests, there's information on seasonal flowers, allowing you to see flowers and plants throughout the year ♪
Three-person tables with parasols were lined up along the wall side!
With parasols, it's good that you can take a break while avoiding direct sunlight.
It seems like it could be used by families when they want to eat lunch in Toyoda ♪
The parasols are closed when the wind is strong.
There was also a small slide, and a space where even small children could play was provided!
These table seats seem good for taking a break with friends or even on a date ♪
There's a shop selling tapioca and crepes on the 2nd floor, so if the weather is nice, you might want to relax here!
As a shopping mall, there's a Harappa Plaza on the 4th floor, considering the connection to the multi-story parking lot.
It's not often that there's a multi-layered rooftop plaza, is there? Let's go up there for now!
The 3rd floor was bustling with many children, but the 4th floor's Harappa Plaza was quiet.
Probably because there are no benches or playground equipment... But it seems good for running around.
It's also close to Toyoda Station, so why not buy some delicious bread at the bakery on the 2nd floor and relax!?
How about using it as a place to rest and relax near Toyoda Station while you're shopping at Aeon Mall?