Key Facts
• NTT Urban Development is renovating the Paseera shopping center in Hiroshima.
• Four new stores, including ‘Lopia,’ will open in the facility.
• ‘Lopia’ will debut as the first store in the Chugoku region in spring 2026.
• ‘McDonald’s’ will return to the facility after closing in 2004.
• ‘Tesla Hiroshima’ showroom opened on September 6, 2025.
• ‘Uplink Hiroshima,’ a mini-theater complex, will open in spring 2027.
• ‘Hiroshima Motomachi Aquarium’ will open on October 31, 2025.
• ‘Redine Hiroshima,’ a shared food court, will open on November 1, 2025.
• Paseera spans from the basement to the 9th floor, housing approximately 50 stores.
• The facility was originally built in 1994 on the former NTT Chugoku branch site.
• The commercial building includes a cultural school and a multipurpose hall.
• The adjacent hotel tower houses the Rihga Royal Hotel Hiroshima.
Summary
NTT Urban Development is revitalizing the Paseera shopping center in Hiroshima’s Motomachi Credo complex. The facility will welcome four new stores, including the supermarket ‘Lopia,’ marking its first location in the Chugoku region, and ‘McDonald’s,’ returning after a 20-year absence. Other additions include ‘Tesla Hiroshima,’ which opened in September 2025, and ‘Uplink Hiroshima,’ a mini-theater complex set to open in 2027. The aquarium and food court will open in late 2025. Originally built in 1994, the complex features a commercial building with 50 stores, a cultural school, and a multipurpose hall, alongside a hotel tower housing the Rihga Royal Hotel Hiroshima.
