Marinoa City

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Marinoa City

Here you can find about 200 shops and boutiques for a whole day (or more!) of shopping. High quality clothes, sports brands, high-end electronics as well as a number of cafes and restaurants to rest your feet can be found within. It's always a good idea to drop by Marinoa City.

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address2-12-30 Odo Nishi-ku, Fukuoka
phone+81 92 892 8700
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