Ramla

The girls and I would laugh at the name, Ramla. During the beginning of spring, Ramla would always have spring events and mini live shows outside the building by the bridge. We walked passed once and saw a small band with a vocalist and some on the keyboard and they were trying to get the audience to cheer «Ra-​Mu-​La») with them (this is the way you would pronounce Ramla in Japanese.
Really? Call and cheer for department store? Eve since that day, we’ve been calling the place «RA-​MU-​LA» like one would cheer for their favourite band in a concert.
Jokes aside, we do love this place because it has everything. Conveniently close to my office, we come here for the chocolate crossiants at Saint Marco, the spicy obentos at Tinun Thai restaurant, for a quick snack at the supermarket, for coffee at Doutor, for office goods at the cheap 100 yen shop and the Mizuho ATMS.
It is also very convenient as it is directly connected to a JR line and 4 other Metro lines. When it rains, you can get straight to Ramla without getting wet!