What other travelers are saying about Harune Odawara
Good and convenient.
I was surprised to be able to buy vegetables and fruits at a cheaper price than a supermarket in Tokyo. There was a taste of the persimmon, so it was very sweet and delicious, so I purchased a lot with vegetables.
Harune Odawara is a nice underground mall located just next to Odawara station where you can get bentos and snacks and souvenirs. It’s not too crowded when we were there.
The toilet was okay. Coin-operated lockers are at the back wall. However, keep the fan on
HaRuNe Odawara is open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, including Sundays and Saturdays. Individual shops and restaurants within the facility may have varying hours, so it's advisable to check with specific establishments if you're planning to visit a particular store.
HaRuNe Odawara is an underground shopping center located directly beneath Odawara Station. To access it, simply descend to the basement level from the station. The facility is immediately accessible upon arrival at Odawara Station, making it extremely convenient for travelers passing through. The postal address is 1 Chome-1-7 Sakaecho, Odawara, Kanagawa 250-0011.
The shopping center features a diverse range of establishments including grocery stores selling fresh produce, specialty shops offering local Odawara products like kamaboko (fish paste), cafeterias, a Kaldi coffee shop, souvenir stores, and bento box vendors. Additionally, you'll find practical services such as ATMs, coin-operated luggage lockers, restroom facilities, an information desk with helpful staff, and luggage storage services through partner companies like Yamato Takuhaibin.
No, HaRuNe Odawara maintains a relatively quiet and uncrowded atmosphere compared to shopping centers in larger cities like Tokyo. This makes it a comfortable place to shop, rest, or grab a quick meal while transitioning between trains or exploring the Odawara area without dealing with heavy crowds.
Yes, luggage storage is available at HaRuNe Odawara through multiple options. There are coin-operated lockers located at the back wall of the facility, though these can fill up quickly during peak travel times. If the coin lockers are full, you can use the Yamato Takuhaibin booth located in the basement, which provides luggage forwarding and storage services for travelers with larger bags or suitcases.
I recommend is EDAMAME KAMABOKO by KAGOSEI. It's made from white fish is kneaded and steamed and green soybeans is in it.It's a softly,savory and delicious!
However,the period is limited,about until the end of September.please eat it!
