Our most recent LALAPORT plan dates to 2015. Daiei closed in 2002. Its building was repurposed as new retail space. A revolving restaurant at the Sogo store was knocked down in 2013. Its area (in medium gray) has been enclosed and rebuilt as additional concourses and retail. With these improvements, the mall covers around 1,706,300 leasable square feet. There are over 440 stores and services and for-pay parking for 8,000 autos.


LALAPORT TOKYO-BAY TENANTS 2015:

WEST BUILDING SHOPS (levels 1F, 2F and 3F)

2 Cut Salon hairstylists / Ace Contact / Akachon Honpo children's wear / Apres les Cours / Claire's accessories / Dono / Flava Premium / Funibashi Bayside Dermatology / Funibashi Bayside Hifuka / Funibashi Bayside Pediatrics / Funibashi Bayside Syounika / Fusandeki / Gindaco Ginnoan / Hokkaido Umaimonokan / Jibunmakura / Keyuka / Koidie Camera / Koretto Kyusyu Okinawa / Lopia gourmet foods supermarket / MaRemaRe Daily Market / Marine Garden / Matsumoto Kiyoshi drug store / Minami-Funibashi Bayside Clinic /  Mini One / Momo Natural / Motherways / Mumokuteki Goods & Wears / Nico and... / Nordico / Orihica / Roof Garden / Saryo Kikusui / Seo Cycle / Siebelet / Sogo Yakkyoyu / Studio Clip / The Daiso / Toho Cinemas Lalaport Funabashi (10-screens) / Tonkatsu Shinjuku Sabaten / Toys "R" Us-Babies "R" Us / Tokyo Bayside Clinic / Tripro / Tully's Coffee / Uniqlo apparel / Usachan Cleaning 

WEST BUILDING RESTAURANTS: 
Baskin-Robbins ice cream / Ginza Kozy Corner / Kaju Koubou Karin / Kaufukado / Mister Donut / McDonald's hamburgers 1 / Tasty Smile Toripuro / Tea Room Kikusui / This Is Kyushu & Okinawa  


The original mall had a rooftop parking deck (today's P4), which covered 2 retail floors. Three parking garages (P1, P3 and P7) were built as part of Lalaport 2. The Lalaport 3 addition included 3 floors of retail covered by 4 levels of parking. This garage (P2) was extended to partially cover the Lalaport 2 mall. Today, surface parking is also available at the P5, P6, P8 and P9 lots. The P10 lot closed, with the Lala Arena Tokyo-Bay taking its place. 


In 2013, the American Toys "R" Us chain opened a "side-by-side" Toys "R" Us-Babies "R" Us store on Level 2 of the West Building.
Drawing from https://mitsui-shopping-park.com / The Mitsui Fudosan Group


Lopia, a Japanese-based supermarket chain, operates out of a junior-anchor-sized store on Level 1 of the West Building. The grocery also welcomed its first patrons in 2013.
Photo from https://mitsui-shopping-park.com / The Mitsui Fudosan Group


Matsumoto Kiyoshi is a Japanese chain of drug stores. Their LALAPORT TOKYO-BAY unit also occupies space on Level 1 of the West Building.
Photo from https://mitsui-shopping-park.com / The Mitsui Fudosan Group


A parting view of LALAPORT TOKYO-BAY shows the northwest corner of the gigantic retail, entertainment and cultural facility.
Photo from http://www.city.funabashi.lg.jp / Funabashi City website