Kyushu's Largest Outlet Mall by Number of Stores, with Approximately 220 Stores, Coming to Fukuoka; MITSUI OUTLET PARK FUKUOKA MARINOA to Open in April 2027

- Shopping, Dining and Entertainment Come Together at Seaside -

TOKYO and FUKUOKA, Japan, Nov. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. and Fukuoka Jisho Co., Ltd. will open MITSUI OUTLET PARK FUKUOKA MARINOA, the outlet mall with the largest number of stores in Kyushu, in April 2027 on the former site of Marinoa City Fukuoka in Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City. Bringing together approximately 220 stores, the new tourist and shopping destination will offer outlet shopping along with gourmet food from across Japan and entertainment, all by the sea.

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- Kyushu's Largest Outlet Mall with Approximately 220 Stores
The facility consists of the open-air Outlet Building, home to approximately 170 stores, and the indoor Harbor Building, which houses restaurants, a supermarket and other shops. The companies have announced 41 of the approximately 220 stores, mainly restaurants and food retailers, ahead of the opening.

- Popular Cuisine from Across Japan
MARINOA GOURMET TOWN, on the first floor of the Harbor Building, will bring together renowned restaurants from Fukuoka and elsewhere in Kyushu as well as popular eateries from across Japan, including establishments listed in Tabelog's "Hyakumeiten" (Top 100 Restaurants) selections and restaurants previously featured in the MICHELIN Guide. Across three areas -- a food court, restaurants and cafes, and a food market -- visitors can enjoy the rich variety of Japanese food culture, from ramen, sushi and tonkatsu (breaded pork cutlets) to sweets. The second floor will be home to the LOPIA supermarket, which will be one of the largest LOPIA stores in Kyushu by floor space.

- Two Life-size Monster Hunter Statues Make Kyushu Debut
Harbor Park, an outdoor plaza overlooking the sea, will feature life-size statues of Rathalos and Lagiacrus, two monsters from CAPCOM CO., LTD.'s globally popular video game series Monster Hunter, marking the first time such statues have appeared in Kyushu. Light, sound and mist effects are also planned, allowing visitors to experience the game's dramatic world up close. Harbor Park will also include Grillpia, an all-weather barbecue facility operated by the LOPIA Group, and an event stage.

- Easy Access from Fukuoka Airport, Hakata and Tenjin
The nearest station, Meinohama Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line, is approximately 25 minutes from Fukuoka Airport Station with no transfers. To coincide with the opening, direct buses from Meinohama Station to the facility, as well as route buses from Hakata Station and the Tenjin area, are scheduled to operate. As a new shopping and leisure destination for visitors to Fukuoka, the facility expects to welcome visitors from both Japan and overseas.

- Official Website and Social Media
A teaser website and official Instagram and Facebook accounts opened on October 29, 2026, to share the latest updates ahead of the opening, including information on stores, dining and entertainment.

- Project Overview
Location: 2-12 Odo and other lots in Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture

Access: Approx. 2 km from Atago Interchange on the Fukuoka Expressway Loop Line (by car); approx. 10 minutes by bus from Meinohama Station on the Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line (by public transportation)

Site area: Approx. 85,200 sq m (approx. 917,000 sq ft)

Total floor area: Approx. 118,600 sq m (approx. 1,277,000 sq ft), including the Outlet Building (approx. 44,600 sq m), the Harbor Building (approx. 24,700 sq m) and parking structures (approx. 49,300 sq m in total)

Store floor area: Approx. 43,000 sq m (approx. 463,000 sq ft)

Structure: Outlet Building: steel frame, two stories above ground; Harbor Building: steel frame, four stories above ground

Number of stores: Approx. 220 (planned)

Parking capacity: Approx. 3,300 vehicles

Schedule: Construction started in November 2025; completion scheduled for March 2027; opening scheduled for April 2027

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Teaser website: https://mitsui-shopping-park.com/mop/fukuoka/teaser/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mop_fukuoka/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mop.fukuoka.mf 

SOURCE Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.