PRESS RELEASE
Friday, January 24, 2020

ITAMI to celebrate grand re-opening in July 2020!
Kansai-themed shops & restaurants set to open
Kansai Airports is excited to announce the grand re-opening of Osaka International Airport(ITAMI) in July 2020. With its central and rooftop areas pre-opened in April 2018, the airport iscurrently undergoing a major renovation in the south and north departures areas. The exact dateof the grand re-opening will be announced as soon as it is confirmed.
As part of the renovation work, new commercial areas will be set up on the airside, which willallow passengers to walk around and enjoy shopping and dining while waiting to board. As Japan’s
first airport to introduce a walk-through commercial space in the domestic gate area, ITAMI will
become a more attractive destination in and of itself for all travelers.
The commercial area leads to the Food & Beverage Zone which has an open space at its centerwith comfortable tables and chairs where everyone can eat, work, and relax. A kids corner is alsoavailable for those travelling with small children.
A total of 31 new stores are set to open on the airside, offering Kansai-inspired merchandise andexperiences exclusive to ITAMI. To entertain a wide range of customers, from frequent visitors totime-conscious travelers, we aim to deliver a selection of products that bring opportunities fordiscovery while ensuring speedy services. On the landside, five stores will open to satisfy theneeds of customers including non-passengers such as meeters & greeters and local residents.
Kansai Airports will continue to develop more exciting facilities to provide a comfortable andpleasant travel experience for all airport guests.

Rendering of the Walk-through Commercial Area
Contact Information
Corporate Communications,
Planning & Administration
Tel: +81-72-455-2201

⚫ Shop and restaurant overview
A total of 36 shops and restaurants to open
South airside: 17
North airside: 14
South landside: 1
North landside: 4(Food & Beverage: 17, Retail: 18, Service: 1)*As of January 24, 2020

Type ofTerminalbusiness(Level 2)

Retail

South

Name

Category

First inFirst in

New type

airportKansaiof store●●●

Confectionery,1

Jalan Marché

gift, travel
magazine

2

Retail

South

HENRI

Western

CHARPANTIER

confectionery

NAKAMURA
3

RetailSouth

TOKICHIHONTEN

Japanese tea,
confectionery
Japanese

4

RetailSouth

Namiyoshian

5

RetailSouth

ANA FESTA

Gift

6

RetailSouth

Calbee PLUS

Snacks

7

F&B

South

Mugi to Olive

Ramen

Doutonbori

Takoyaki,

8

F&B

South

Kukuruconfectionery

F&B

South

Doutonbori Imai

10

F&B

South

Hakuundai

Korean cuisine

11

F&B

South

Sushi

Standing sushi

Uogashinihonichi

bar

gift

12

F&B

South

13

F&B

South

STARBUCKS

Specialty coffee

14

F&B

South

ViTO

Gelato15

RetailSouth

AAS shop (TBC)

16

RetailSouth

ANA FESTA

17

Retail

South

Gekotei

TOYOOKA
KABAN

●

●

akashiyaki
Udon, donburi,

9

Sakai Ginsyari●

Japanese cuisine

●
●

●

●

Food, everyday
items
Convenience
store
Bag, wallet,
leather●

accessories

18

F&B

South

551HORAI

Chinese cuisine

19

RetailNorth

TABI SORA

Gift

20

RetailNorth

RIKURO’s

confectionery,Western●cafe
21

Retail

North

Kiyasu Sohompo

22

RetailNorth

ITAMI MarchéJapanese
confectionery
Gift

Nakagawa
23

Retail

North

Masashichi

Gift

Shoten (TBC)
24

RetailNorth

TABITUS+

Travel goods●

Remarks

& COFFEE

25

F&B

North

26

F&B

North

27

F&B

North

28

F&B

North

29

F&B

North

30

F&B

North

ariso sushi

Sushi

31

Service

North

GRAND BLEU

Lounge bar

32

RetailNorth

SORADELI

Food, gift

33

F&B

North

34

Retail

North

35

RetailNorth

MAISON KAYSER
Takobon
Dotonbori
KamukuraService

North

Ramen
Noodle, donburi

Kyodashi Oinari

Japanese cuisine,

Tsurigitsune

sweetsueshima coffee
house

Book, CD, DVD,

SPOT

stationery

Repair and Key
Shop

●

●

●

●

●

●

●
●

Cafe

HMV & BOOKSSHOKOKUYA●

TakoyakiMimiu SORAAJI

RESH Shoe
36

Cafe

Confectionery,gift
Shoe & bag repair,spare key

●
●

●

●

●

Four stores
collaborate
as "THEGIFT HALL"

Kansai Airports was established by a consortium made up of VINCI Airports and ORIX Corporation as its core
members. Kansai Airports took over the operations of Kansai International Airport (“KIX”) and Osaka International
Airport (“ITAMI”) from New Kansai International Airport Company (“NKIAC”) and has been operating the two
airports since April 1, 2016.
Kansai Airports Kobe, Kansai Airports’ wholly-owned subsidiary, took over the operations of Kobe Airport (“KOBE”)
from Kobe City and started its business as an operating company on April 1, 2018.
Under the concept of “One Kansai Airports Group”, Kansai Airports group strives to continuously improve its
services for all airport guests through appropriate investments and efficient operations, with safety and security
being the top priority. Kansai Airports group aims to maximize the potential of the three airports, for the benefit of
the communities they serve.
For more information, please visit：http://www.kansai-airports.co.jp/en/

Kansai Airports
Location

1-banchi, Senshu-kuko kita,
Izumisano-shi, Osaka

Shareholders

ORIX 40%,VINCI Airports 40%,
Other investors 20%1

Company
Representatives

Representative Director and CEO:Yoshiyuki Yamaya
Representative Director and Co-CEO: Benoit Rulleau

Business Scope

Operation and management services, etc. of Kansai International Airport and Osaka
International Airport

Kansai Airports Kobe
Location

1-ban, Kobe-kuko, Chuo-ku, Kobe-shi,
Hyogo

Shareholder

Company
Representatives

Representative Director and CEO: Yoshiyuki Yamaya
Representative Director and Co-CEO: Benoit Rulleau

Business Scope

Operation and management services, etc. of Kobe Airport

Kansai Airports 100％

ORIX Corporation (TSE: 8591; NYSE: IX) is an opportunistic, diversified, innovation-driven global powerhousewith a proven track record of profitability. Established in 1964, ORIX at present operates a diverse portfolio of
businesses in the operations, financial services, and investment spaces. ORIX’s highly complementary businessactivities span industries including: energy, private equity, infrastructure, automotive, ship and aircraft, real estate
and retail financial services. ORIX has also spread its business globally by establishing locations in a total of 37
countries and regions across the world. Through its business activities, ORIX has long been committed tocorporate citizenship and environmental sustainability. For more details, please visit our website:
http://www.orix.co.jp/grp/en/

VINCI Airports, as the leading private airport operator in the world, manages the development and operation of 46
airports located in France, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Serbia, Cambodia, Japan, the United States,
Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil. Served by around 250 airlines, VINCI Airports' network handled
240 million passengers in 2018.
Through its expertise as a comprehensive integrator, VINCI Airports develops, finances, builds and operates
airports, leveraging its investment capability, international network and know-how to optimize the management
and performance of existing airport infrastructure, facility extensions and new-build construction projects. In 2018,its annual revenue for managed activities amounted to €3.6 billion, for consolidated revenue of €1.6 billion.
More comprehensive information is available on www.vinci-airports.com
1

ASICS Corporation; Iwatani Corporation; Osaka Gas Co., Ltd.; Obayashi Corporation; OMRON Corporation; The Kansai Electric Power Company, Incorporated; KintetsuGroup Holding Co., Ltd.; Keihan Holdings Co., Ltd.; Suntory Holdings Limited; JTB Corp.; Sekisui House, Ltd.; Daikin Industries, Ltd.; Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd.;
Takenaka Corporation; Nankai Electric Railway Co., Ltd.; NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION; Panasonic Corporation; Hankyu Hanshin Holdings,
Inc.; Rengo Co., Ltd.; The Senshu Ikeda Bank, Ltd.; Kiyo Holdings, Inc.; The Bank of Kyoto, Ltd.; THE SHIGA BANK，LTD.; The Nanto Bank, Ltd.; Nippon Life Insurance
Company; Mizuho Bank, Ltd.; Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Limited; MUFG Bank, Ltd.; Resona Bank, Limited; and the Private Finance Initiative Promotion Corporation ofJapan.

ITAMI Terminal Renovation Project

Grand Re-opening
January 24, 2020

CONTENTS

Terminal Renovation Project:
Overview and Current Status
Grand Re-opening Overview
Future Schedule*All renderings and images are just for reference1Terminal Renovation Project:
Overview and Current Status

2

Concept
Kansai Airports is committed to creating a new travel experience andairport journey for our customers

PREMIUM
KANSAI

Exciting

Comfortable
and convenient

We are here to make your airport experience
more comfortable and exciting

Transforming the airport into a destination in
and of itself for both travelers and local residents
Spreading a sense of Kansai and a sense of
ITAMI across the airport

Destination
beloved bycommunity

Abundant
sense of Kansai3Progress to Date

(1) Completed through April 2018
(2) Completed through April 2019

Installed outer wall panels

South

Renovated rooftop area

North

Consolidated arrivals
to Central Area
Installed new finger
for small aircraft

Renovated
commercial area

Installed drop-off lane
for private vehicles

Installed pick-up/drop-off space
and taxi/bus stands in Central Area

Installed rental car station

Installed drop-off lane
for private vehicles
Built new North
Parking Structure4

Progress to Date
Installation of drop-off point
for private vehicles(November 2017)

Installation ofouter wall panels(February 2018)• Started the trial operation in July
2017 ahead of the full-fledged
operation in 2020

• Installed drop-off lanes to prevent
illegal parking and ease congestion in
front of the terminal buildings• Throughput increased by over 30%(July to December 2017)*Set up a pick-up/drop-off space in
the Central Area at the pre-opening
in April 2018

• Introduced highly environmentallyfriendly panels, glasses, and semitransparent aluminum design
panels that let light throughSmart lane trial operation(July 2017)• Upgraded the outer walls androof/floor insulation, which is
expected to achieve about 58%
energy-saving effect (reduction
in A/C costs)

5

Progress to Date
Pre-opening of Central Area
(April 2018)

Renovation of rooftop area
(April 2018)<Consolidation of arrivals><Full renovation of commercial area>• Consolidated the former North and• Produced spaces where customers
South Arrivals on Level 1 to thecan feel the sense of Japan, Kansai,
Central Area on Level 2
and Osaka• Enabled seamless access to ground • Customers can enjoy themselves astransportation and enhanced
they like; the area offers a place of
convenience for meeters & greeters
relaxation for local visitors• Extended the Observation Deckoverlooking the runway by about 20m,
which expanded the footprint byapprox. 50% (5,400m2 -> 7,700m2)• Created a local landmark that is loved byanyone of all ages, flying or just visiting

6

Progress to Date
Building of new North
Parking Structure(April 2019)• Five-story building (six levels)• Capacity: 645 cars
- Reservation spaces: 84- Accessible spaces: 19- EV charging spaces: 2• Installed guidance lights
A pedestrian bridge will be completed
between the parking and the monorail
station in June 2020.
Started operation in July.

Installation ofrental car station(October 2019)• 5 rental car companies started
operation (ORIX Rent-A-Car, TOYOTA
Rent a Car, Times CAR RENTAL,NISSAN Rent a Car, and NIPPON
Rent-A-Car), which enabled direct
departure and arrival from theterminal building and dramatically
improved users’ convenience7

Progress to Date
Pre-opening of new security checkpoint(North Terminal: October 2019, South Terminal: November 2019)<Smart lane>• Installed latest model of smart lanes and other inspection equipment to improve security screening operation<Consolidation of boarding pass checkpoints and installation of digital signage system>• Based on discussions with airlines, a method was adopted to consolidate the boarding pass checkpoints(boarding pass readers), which has generated a certain effect in reducing waiting times•

Removed conventional signs (signboards, posters, etc.) and installed digital signages for better visibility

8

Grand Re-opening Overview

9July 2020
ITAMI Grand Re-opening!

10Grand Re-opening Overview(1) Completed through April 2018
(2) Completed through April 2019(3) To be completed by July 2020

Installed outer wall panels

South
March 2020

Substantially increase
moving sidewalks

North

Renovated rooftop area

July 2020

July 2020

Open walk-throughcommercial area

Installed new finger
for small aircraft

Installed drop-off lane
for private vehicles

July 2020

July 2020

Start
full-scale
smart lane
operationStartfull-scale
smart lane
operation

Consolidated arrivals
to Central Area
Renovated
commercial area

Installed pick-up/drop-off space
and taxi/bus stands in Central Area

Open walk-throughcommercial area

Installed rental car station

Installed drop-off lane
for private vehicles
Built new North
Parking Structure
11

Review of commercial areas layout

South Terminal
Before renovation

Airside保安検査場
Security
checkpoint
保安検査場

South Terminal
After renovation

Landside

保安検査場

AirsideLandside
Landside

Landside

AirsideWalk-throughcommercial area

North Terminal
Before renovation

North Terminal
After renovation

Landside

Security
checkpoint
保安検査場

AirsideSecurity
checkpoint•

Consolidate the stores spread on the landside to the new walk-through commercial areas on the airside
Open total 31 stores in the new commercial areas of South/North Terminals, enabling passengers to enjoy shopping anddining while waiting to board
Set up new stores on the landside, too, to allow access for non-passengers

Security
checkpoint••commercial area

Walk-throughcommercial
area
8

Opening of Walk-through Commercial Area

13

Walk-through Commercial Area
• The winding paths encourage customers to walk around the area, which brings a new shopping experience• The open space at the center of the F&B Zone offers facilities such as a kids corner and is available foranyone who spends time dining, working, and relaxing

South

North
F&B Zone

Open space

Security checkpoint

F&B Zone
Open space

Retail Zone
Security
checkpoint

Retail Zone
15

Walk-through Commercial Area <Retail Zone>• Offer a wide range of retail stores including major souvenir shops and ready-to-eat
takeout selections to meet diverse needs of guests• Open 9 stores in the South Terminal and 7 stores in the North Terminal(New opening: 8 stores in South, 6 stores in North)

South

North

16

Walk-through Commercial Area <F&B Zone>• Deliver a diverse lineup of F&B shops that are perfect for any occasion, along with retailstores that satisfy the needs for last-minute shopping before boarding• The open space is available for customers to enjoy restaurant cuisines and takeout food• Open 8 stores in the South Terminal and 7 stores in the North Terminal(New opening: 6 stores in South, 6 stores in North)

South

North

16

New Stores to Open on the Landside• Provide a variety of shops and restaurants to entertain landside visitors such as arriving passengers,
meeters & greeters, and local residents• Open well-established and authentic Kansai F&B stores and new-concept gift shops composed of multiple
vendors offering different range of products• Open 1 store in the South Terminal and 4 stores in the North Terminal (New opening: 4 stores in North)

South

North

17

Full-scale Smart Lane Operation

18

Security Checkpoint （Before・After）
After
Before19

South Security Checkpoint (ANA)
Before renovation

Normallames

New
Straight lanes

Existing
Smart lanes

New
Smart lanes

After renovation

13.7m(2 lane)

13.7m

~
15.7m
(7 lanes)

6m

Normal lanes: 8
Smart lanes: 2

New Straight lanes: 1
Smart lanes: 820

North Security Checkpoint (JAL)Before renovation

Normallames

New
Straight lanes

Existing
Smart lanes

New
Smart lanes

After renovation

13.7m(3 lanes)

13.7m

6m

~
15.7m
(4 lanes)

Normal lanes: 7
Smart lanes: 2

New Straight lanes: 1
Smart lanes: 621

Additional Moving Sidewalks• Increase the number of moving sidewalks in the concourses from 2 to 14• 2 passenger carts will be introduced in gate area．Enhance mobility within theterminal buildings

Existing

Installed in April 2018

Planned to be in operationin March 2020
Installed in March 201922

Moving Sidewalks / Passenger Cart
South Terminal Arrival Concourse

Passenger Cart (image）

23

Future Schedule24

Future Schedule

Mid-April 2020・・・The date of grand re-opening
to be announced
July 2020・・・Preview and opening event

28

Brand New ITAMI Coming Soon!
26

Reference
Materials

New and RenovatedShops & Restaurants

1South Terminal Level 2 Map
To boarding gate

17
16
15

To central area

2

1

14
Open space

12

13

11

3

5

Security
inspection

4

10

18

6
9

8

7
To Level 1

North Terminal Level 2 Map
32

31

30

To boarding gate

To boarding gate

29

25

28

Open space

To central area

24

27

26
23
34

21

36
EV

33

Security
inspection

20
22

35

To Level 1

19

South Terminal
1

JALAN Marché

New type of
store

First in airport
First in Kansai

2

HENRI CHARPANTIER

Category: Confectionery, gift, travel magazine

Category: Western Confectionery

Offers a lineup of fancy gift options, carefully selected by
Jalan editorial staff, along with travel magazines. Take yourmemories back home with gifts that cater to your specificneeds.

Since its founding originally as a cafe in Ashiya, Hyogo in 1969,
the established brand has offered premium confectionery with
an abiding sense of gratitude using uncompromising quality
ingredients and processes. Options also include Hyogo-inspired
specialties not available elsewhere.

3 NAKAMURA TOKICHI HONTENFirst in airport

4

NamiyoshianFirst in airport

Category: Japanese tea, confectionery

Category: Japanese ⅽonfectionery

Established in Uji, Kyoto in 1854, the well-known tea housefeatures a wide assortment of Japanese tea products.

The Japanese confectionery brand, established in 1858, offers
products made with carefully-selected red beans, glutinous rice,
millet, and water. Using, wherever possible, domestic andorganic ingredients, the shop purses food safety.

South Terminal
5

ANA FESTA

6

Calbee PLUS

Category: Gift

Category: Snacks

With 34 outlets operated in airports across the nation, the gift
shop chain offers a wide array of local specialties along withitems only available here to cater to customers’ needs.

Focuses on face-to-face interactions with customers to build
up popularity. Options include freshly deep fried chips
alongside products not available elsewhere and local
specialties.

7 Mugi To Olive

8First in Kansai

Doutonbori kukuru

Category: Ramen

Category: Takoyaki, akashiyaki

Clam ramen, the restaurant chain’s iconic menu, uses noodles
jointly developed with established Kotyo-based noodle-making
factory. The animal-free seafood soup is especially popularamong women. The soup also helps improve liver health—beneficial for frequent drinkers.

Headquartered in Dotonbori, the award-winning shop boastsof fluffy and creamy takoyaki that contains a huge piece ofoctopus. Enjoy Dotonbori’s signature soul food!

South Terminal
9

Doutonbori ImaiFirst in airport

10

Hakuunndai

First in airport

Category: Udon, donburi, gift

Category: Korean cuisine

The 74-year-old udon restaurant famous for its authentic
broth serves Osaka-inspired udon and bowl dishes with warm
and attentive hospitality.

The long-established Tsuruhashi-based barbecue restaurant,
the birth place of dolsot bibimbap, offers special menus forthis outlet alongside orthodox Korean dishes.

11

Sushi Uogashinihonichi

12

Sakai Ginsyari Gekotei

First in airport

Category: Standing sushi bar

Category: Japanese cuisine

Using Toyosu and Fukushima seafood ingredients, thestanding sushi bar serves Edo-style sushi at reasonable
prices. Rice bowls are also available in the morning.

Opened in 1963 in Sakai, the no-frills eatery has inherited theskills and fervent passion of its first owner Murashima, alegendary veteran in rice cooking. Guests can enjoy hot cookedrice straight from a stove accompanied with side dishes rich innutrients.

South Terminal
13

STARBUCKS

14

ViTO

First in Kansai

Category: Specialty coffee

Category: Gelato

Seattle-based Starbucks, a specialty coffee chain, offers anassortment of options like quality espresso roast coffee,
pastries, sandwiches and plenty more.

Guests can savor distinctive smooth-textured gelato, simple
but rich in taste, which is made using the brand’s uniqueprocess.

15 AAS SHOP（TBC）

16

Category: Food, everyday items

Category: Convenience store

The store features the best selection of quality, trendy andauthentic options ranging from foods to everyday items.
Passengers can enjoy a unique shopping experience before
their flight.

Guests will be welcomed with attentive hospitality and canselect from a range of options including travel essentials andbooks that help make their flight comfortable.

ANA FESTA

South Terminal
17

TOYOOKA KABANFirst in airport

18 551 HORAI

Category: Bag, wallet, leather accessories

Category: Chinese cuisine

Sells a wide array of top-quality items from bags and wallets
to leather accessories reflecting Toyooka brand workmanshipthat has a 1000-year history. Toyooka is famous for No.1 bagmaking in Japan.

551 Horai serves its signature dishes—seafood pan-fried
noodle and pork bun—among others. Travelers can also buy
the brand’s iconic items at the counter next to the restaurant.

North Terminal
19

TABI SORA

20

RIKURO’sFirst inairportCategory: Gift

Category: Western confectionery, cafe

At the Gion Tsujiri section, customers can enjoy Japanese
confectionery including the brand’s signature green tea soft cream
together with a variety of food gifts. Local patisserie épinard offers its
iconic chocolate and baumkuchen with unique texture. Sourced mainly
from Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe, TABI SORA’s premium gift selections will
satisfy diverse needs of customers.

Rikuro Ojisan’s cheese cake is made of rich cream cheese directly
imported from a traditional Danish dairy producer. At its in-store
kitchen, hot and fresh cakes come out of the oven which can bake adozen pieces at a time. Carefully selected raisins give the cake a bit ofkick. Perfect gift for family and clients of all ages.

21

Kiyasu Sohompo

22

ITAMI Marché

Category: Japanese confectionery

Category: Gift

Juso-based Japanese sweet shop Kiyasu Sohompo is coming back to
ITAMI. The brand’s much-loved mitarashi rice cakes are prepared andserved in-store.

ITAMI Marché offers a wide range of gift items. Its food gifts and western& Japanese confectionery, popular among locals in Kyoto, Osaka, andKobe, will delight the palate of everyone. The open-plan space willbrighten up shoppers’ mood.

North Terminal
23

Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten （TBC）

24

TABITUS+First inKansaiCategory: Gift

Category: Travel goods

A new type of store with the concept of “travel and souvenir”,
presented by a Nara-originated historic brand established in 1716.
Customers can find Kansai-inspired unique craft products as well aspractical yet beautiful items perfect for traveling.

Under the concept of “add comfort to business and private trips”,
TABITUS+ offers a selection of brand products and useful travel items.

25& COFFEE MAISON KAYSERFirst inairport26

TakobonCategory: Cafe

Category: Takoyaki

MAISON KAYSER’s signature croissants infused with rich flavor ofcultured butter are served fresh from the oven. The coffee is speciallyblended to make the best accompaniment to the croissant.

Cooked with special soy-sauce broth and big chunks of octopus,
Takobon’s famous takoyaki is thick and creamy inside. Coupled withdraft beer or whisky with soda, hot takoyaki gives you a happy moment
to indulge in taste.

RenderingNorth Terminal
27

Dotonbori Kamukura

28

Mimiu 「SORAAJI」

New typeof storeFirst inairportFirst inKansaiCategory: Ramen

Category: Noodle, donburiWith its mild and light soup rich in flavor of ingredients, Kamukura
pursues taste loved by everyone, every day. Come and enjoy new yet
traditional western-style soy-sauce ramen produced by a French
restaurant owner chef.

The casual-style restaurant allows pre-boarding passengers to enjoy
the authentic Mimiu taste. Fragrant broth, fresh tempura, and rice
porridge give a warm treat to your heart and body.

29

Kyodashi Oinari Tsurigitsune

Category Japanese cuisine,sweets

New typeof storeFirst inairport30

First inKansaiCategory: Sushi

Kyoto’s renowned confectionery brand Otabe offers inari sushi using
specially blended Kyoto broth together with deep-fried tofu produced bytraditional tofu restaurant Saga Tofu Morika. Customers can also enjoy
Otabe sweets only available at ITAMI.

ariso sushi

First inKansai

Ariso Sushi, famous for its wild-caught tuna, opens the first branch in
Kansai. It serves fresh sushi prepared with rice flavored with red
vinegar and topped with a variety of seafood including amaebi andnodoguro from the sea of Hokuriku and other regions.

North Terminal
31

GRAND BLEU

First in airport

Category: Lounge bar
The first branch of the hotel brand offers a broad selection of food anddrinks, including Le Pan Kobe Kitano’s fresh bread and light meals,
wines of sommelier’s choice, special charcuterie, valuable seasonlimited sake delivered directly from breweries, and a variety of Kobe
souvenirs. From the bar counter, passengers can enjoy watching planes
land and take off.

32

SORADELI

Category: Food, gift
SORADELI offers a comprehensive lineup of products ranging frombento lunch box and drinks, everyday items, and snacks to gifts foryourself, catering to all customers’ needs.

North Terminal “THE GIFT HALL”

New typeof store

CAFE × BOOK & MUSIC × FOOD × SERVICE
New collaboration space is opening up in ITAMI!
Gift experience exclusive for you
Perfect for someone special or just for yourself
33

ueshima coffee house

34

HMV & BOOKS SPOT

Collaboration
space

First inairportCategory: Cafe

Category: Book, CD, DVD, stationery

With respect for good old Japanese cafe culture at its heart, Ueshima
Coffee delivers a nostalgic, comfortable, and one-and-only coffee
experience for all adults. Brewed with fabric filter, the best coffee
brewing method, the brand’s coffee can be enjoyed until the very lastsip.

Book and music shop HMV & BOOKS opens its first small airport
branch. The shop carries the hottest and latest lineup of books & CDs
along with bestsellers. Other items such as stationery and headsets arealso available.

35

SHOKOKUYA

Category: Confectionery, giftFirst inairportFirst inKansaiSHOKOKUYA offers a broad range of premium food gifts that are
carefully selected and sourced from Kansai and across the country.
Gourmet products produced and loved by locals are perfect forauthentic-minded people traveling through ITAMI.

Logo

36

RESH Shoe Repair and Key Shop

First inairportCategory: Shoe & bag repair, spare key
RESH is a high-end shoe repair shop that collects a variety of materials
and tools from all over the world to pursue its goal of repairing shoes totheir original state. Customers can enjoy the classy interior designed tolook like a bar counter.