Oimachi Tracks

Oimachi Tracks is a large retail and dining (plus office and residential complex) at the junction of Oimachi Station’s three train lines. It opened in March 2026 and has some awesome views — especially if you like trains.

What to expect

With Oimachi’s long history as a transit hub, the concept of Oimachi Tracks draws on the area’s literal railyard tracks, as well as the “intersection” of local lifestyles and daily routines, “urban flow”, and — apparently — music “tracks”.

While it’s obviously a new and large urban redevelopment project, it doesn’t detract too much from the area’s local Showa vibes and offers nice green spaces and community areas, as well as more than a handful of things to do.

Highlights include the Hotel Metropolitan Oimachi Tracks, which has trackside views at two dining venues: The Tailor Yard Main Dining, a “new classic” bistro, and The Travelers House Rooftop Bar, offering original cocktails and panoramic views of the city (recommended).

Oimachi Tracks also features 80 shops and restaurants. The line-up includes a Tsutaya bookstore, fashion outlets, interior goods, pet products, supermarkets, and drugstores.

Dining spaces include a variety of Japanese options, such as the expected sushi and tonkatsu, as well as international offerings like Italian, Sizzler (!), Korean, Chinese, and Spanish, along with various cafés and sweets stores.

The Toho Cinema has eight screens and features popular films as well as live concerts and theater recordings.

The area also has some coworking spaces and other offices.

How to get there

Oimachi Tracks is situated right above Oimachi Station on the Keihin-Tōhoku, Tokyu Oimachi, and Rinkai lines.