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Ascott Opens First Citadines in Osaka, Japan

Ascott has expanded its already considerable portfolio of serviced apartments in Japan, with the opening of its first Citadines serviced residence in Osaka. Ascott is operating the property through a master lease agreement with Toshin Development Company Ltd, a subsidiary of the Takashimaya Group. Located near the Namba Station, Citadines Namba Osaka is in a vibrant financial, retail, and recreational hub within close proximity to tourist hotspots. Guests can easily visit nearby attractions such as the Dotonbori, Kuromon Market, Osaka Castle, Universal Studios Japan and Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. Mr Tan Lai Seng, Ascott’s Regional Manager for Japan & Korea, said, “With Japan’s thriving economy and inbound travel market, we see great opportunities to expand in the country where we have a strong portfolio of over 5,000 units across more than 30 serviced residences, hotels and rental housing properties in nine cities. Our properties have been performing well at an occupancy rate of 80% to 90%. Upcoming major events such as the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, and Osaka-Kansai World Expo are expected to boost demand for our lodging properties, including Citadines Namba Osaka.”

Citadines Namba Osaka signifies a successful transformation from a department store into a serviced residence. It is part of the Takashimaya Higashi Annex, an integrated development which also comprises offices, shops and Takashimaya Historical Museum. Paying homage to the heritage building’s roots as a department store, Citadines Namba Osaka has taken on a modern Art Deco design that evokes nostalgic memories of a department store of the past, with concepts of fashion and shopping being weaved into different parts of the property, furniture pieces, signages and artwork. The old-world charm of the marbled column lobby is accentuated by intricate details such as acanthus motifs, ornate carvings, decorative travel trunks and elevators with dial indicators retaining the original design used in the building years ago. In collaboration with Takashimaya Osaka Department Store, cosmetics, fashion accessories, handbags and shoes in showcases are displayed at the reception  area. Along with a carousel-themed children’s playroom and an industrial-themed restaurant with a vintage car, they all add to the quaint and playful vibes of the design. The Citadines serviced residence offers 313 units with varied apartment types to cater to guests on short and long stays. Guests can make use of the on-property facilities such as restaurants, gymnasium, meeting rooms, launderette, children’s playroom, as well as a residents’ lounge with a kitchen. Besides Citadines Namba Osaka, Ascott also operates seven other serviced residences in Japan. They are Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo, Somerset Azabu East Tokyo, Somerset Ginza East Tokyo, Somerset Shinagawa Tokyo, Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo, Citadines Karasuma-Gojo Kyoto and Citadines Shinjuku Tokyo. Next year, the company will open lyf Tenjin Fukuoka as well as Ascott’s first property in Yokohama, another Citadines property, in 2023. See latest Travel News, Interviews, Podcasts and other news regarding: Ascott, Citadines. 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The 10 Most Beautiful Candy Shops Around The World

For Architectural Digest, by Elizabeth Stamp.

There’s no outing sweeter than a trip to the candy shop. With colorful treats from floor to ceiling, candy stores bring out the kid in every shopper, whether they grew up in the era of penny candy or the latest outrageous confection. These shops also offer something for visitors who are just as sweet on design. From a lablike location of Papabubble in Japan to a lavish old-fashioned shop in France, we’ve found ten Willy Wonka–esque fantasy worlds that blend fun and high design. These stores also bring a sense of humor to the shopping experience, with larger-than-life lollipops and candy canes as well as cheeky themes, such as a pharmacy stocked with candy pills (no prescription needed). Take a tour of these inventive spaces that are sure to give you a sugar rush.

Dylan’s Candy Bar, Miami

Candy mogul Dylan Lauren — daughter of fashion designer Ralph Lauren — brought her popular treat emporium south in 2013. A lollipop tree stands in the center of the main floor, candy cane columns surround the perimeter, and cases are adorned with oversize candy buttons. Lauren collaborated with Gensler on the design for the space in the landmarked building and kept the original wood ceilings, which she thought looked like chocolate bars. 801 Lincoln Road, Miami; dylanscandybar.com

The Candy Room, Melbourne, Australia

Local firm Red Design Group used line drawings to create the playful two-dimensional surroundings of the Candy Room. The black-and-white interiors look like a child’s artwork come to life, with bursts of color supplied by the shop’s wide selection of candy. 1/155 Queen Street, Melbourne; +61-39-670-7665

Candylawa, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Pronounced “candy lover,” Candylawa is a cartoonlike wonderland of sweets. Created by Redesign Group, a New Zealand firm, the two-level store is divided into several sections, including stations for design-your-own lollipops or marshmallows and a French patisserie for parents — or kids — with a more sophisticated palate. Panorama Mall, Takhassusi Street, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; candylawa.com

Miette Confiserie, San Francisco

At the Hayes Valley outpost of the popular San Francisco bakery Miette, candy is the star. Owner Meg Ray and her former husband, Christopher, who designed the shop, were inspired by old-world European patisseries when creating the sunny interiors. Glass apothecary jars filled with licorices, caramels, and sour candies line the wood shelves or sit atop cake stands in the charming window display. 449 Octavia Street, San Francisco; miette.com

Papabubble, Yokohama, Japan

Barcelona-based candymaker Papabubble’s Yokohama location looks like a cross between a mad scientist’s lab and a hip art gallery. Schemata Architects used concrete, glass, and black tile to give the store an industrial feel. Visitors can watch the artisans making the company’s Murano-glass-like hard candies though the windows that separate the kitchen from the retail space. 4-76-1 Aioi-Cho, Naka-ku Yokohama, Japan; papabubble.jp

Sugarfina, Beverly Hills, California

Rosie O’Neill and Josh Resnick wanted to create a candyland for adults when they opened Sugarfina. Specializing in international sweets, the shop includes more than 125 varieties, two-thirds of which aren’t available anywhere else in the U.S. The signature turquoise bento boxes can be customized with different candy cubes (the store’s candy consultants pass samples to help you make your selections). 9495 South Santa Monica Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California; sugarfina.com

Candylicious, Singapore

At Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore’s answer to Las Vegas, Candylicious offers 9,000 square feet of sugary treats. Trees dripping with candy flank the entrance to the shop, and the walls are lined with over 250 pick-and-mix varieties. The store also offers more than 5,000 different products from well-known brands such as M&M’s and Hershey’s. 26 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore; candyliciousshop.com

SugarSin, London

A candy shop in Pippi Longstockingprovided the inspiration for the interiors of SugarSin, a store in London’s Covent Garden. Swedish sisters Anna Nilsson and Josefin Deckel worked with local firm Barber Design to create the colorful and quirky emporium, which stocks traditional Scandinavian treats as well as modern favorites. 70 Long Acre, London; sugarsin.co.uk**

Méert, Lille, France

While Méert is famous for its waffles, the selection of candy in its old-world-style shops is not to be missed. The Lille boutique is located in an 18th-century building, renovated to its current splendor in 1839 by architect César Benvignat. The store features ornate gilt and carved-wood accents and is connected to an equally lavish tearoom. 27 rue Esquermoise, Lille, France; en.meert.fr

Happy Pills, Zaragoza, Spain

Candy is just what the doctor ordered at Happy Pills, a pharmacy-themed sweets company in Spain. Pick up a bottle of your favorite gummy remedy—from a 75-milliliter vial to an enormous 1,500-milliliter canister—or a small assorted pillbox for emergencies. Centro Comercial Puerto Venecia, Zaragoza, Spain; happypills.es

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The 10 Most Beautiful Candy Shops Around The World

For Architectural Digest, by Elizabeth Stamp.

There’s no outing sweeter than a trip to the candy shop. With colorful treats from floor to ceiling, candy stores bring out the kid in every shopper, whether they grew up in the era of penny candy or the latest outrageous confection. These shops also offer something for visitors who are just as sweet on design. From a lablike location of Papabubble in Japan to a lavish old-fashioned shop in France, we’ve found ten Willy Wonka–esque fantasy worlds that blend fun and high design. These stores also bring a sense of humor to the shopping experience, with larger-than-life lollipops and candy canes as well as cheeky themes, such as a pharmacy stocked with candy pills (no prescription needed). Take a tour of these inventive spaces that are sure to give you a sugar rush.

Dylan’s Candy Bar, Miami

Candy mogul Dylan Lauren — daughter of fashion designer Ralph Lauren — brought her popular treat emporium south in 2013. A lollipop tree stands in the center of the main floor, candy cane columns surround the perimeter, and cases are adorned with oversize candy buttons. Lauren collaborated with Gensler on the design for the space in the landmarked building and kept the original wood ceilings, which she thought looked like chocolate bars. 801 Lincoln Road, Miami; dylanscandybar.com

The Candy Room, Melbourne, Australia

Local firm Red Design Group used line drawings to create the playful two-dimensional surroundings of the Candy Room. The black-and-white interiors look like a child’s artwork come to life, with bursts of color supplied by the shop’s wide selection of candy. 1/155 Queen Street, Melbourne; +61-39-670-7665

Candylawa, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Pronounced “candy lover,” Candylawa is a cartoonlike wonderland of sweets. Created by Redesign Group, a New Zealand firm, the two-level store is divided into several sections, including stations for design-your-own lollipops or marshmallows and a French patisserie for parents — or kids — with a more sophisticated palate. Panorama Mall, Takhassusi Street, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; candylawa.com

Miette Confiserie, San Francisco

At the Hayes Valley outpost of the popular San Francisco bakery Miette, candy is the star. Owner Meg Ray and her former husband, Christopher, who designed the shop, were inspired by old-world European patisseries when creating the sunny interiors. Glass apothecary jars filled with licorices, caramels, and sour candies line the wood shelves or sit atop cake stands in the charming window display. 449 Octavia Street, San Francisco; miette.com

Papabubble, Yokohama, Japan

Barcelona-based candymaker Papabubble’s Yokohama location looks like a cross between a mad scientist’s lab and a hip art gallery. Schemata Architects used concrete, glass, and black tile to give the store an industrial feel. Visitors can watch the artisans making the company’s Murano-glass-like hard candies though the windows that separate the kitchen from the retail space. 4-76-1 Aioi-Cho, Naka-ku Yokohama, Japan; papabubble.jp

Sugarfina, Beverly Hills, California

Rosie O’Neill and Josh Resnick wanted to create a candyland for adults when they opened Sugarfina. Specializing in international sweets, the shop includes more than 125 varieties, two-thirds of which aren’t available anywhere else in the U.S. The signature turquoise bento boxes can be customized with different candy cubes (the store’s candy consultants pass samples to help you make your selections). 9495 South Santa Monica Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California; sugarfina.com

Candylicious, Singapore

At Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore’s answer to Las Vegas, Candylicious offers 9,000 square feet of sugary treats. Trees dripping with candy flank the entrance to the shop, and the walls are lined with over 250 pick-and-mix varieties. The store also offers more than 5,000 different products from well-known brands such as M&M’s and Hershey’s. 26 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore; candyliciousshop.com

SugarSin, London

A candy shop in Pippi Longstockingprovided the inspiration for the interiors of SugarSin, a store in London’s Covent Garden. Swedish sisters Anna Nilsson and Josefin Deckel worked with local firm Barber Design to create the colorful and quirky emporium, which stocks traditional Scandinavian treats as well as modern favorites. 70 Long Acre, London; sugarsin.co.uk**

Méert, Lille, France

While Méert is famous for its waffles, the selection of candy in its old-world-style shops is not to be missed. The Lille boutique is located in an 18th-century building, renovated to its current splendor in 1839 by architect César Benvignat. The store features ornate gilt and carved-wood accents and is connected to an equally lavish tearoom. 27 rue Esquermoise, Lille, France; en.meert.fr

Happy Pills, Zaragoza, Spain

Candy is just what the doctor ordered at Happy Pills, a pharmacy-themed sweets company in Spain. Pick up a bottle of your favorite gummy remedy—from a 75-milliliter vial to an enormous 1,500-milliliter canister—or a small assorted pillbox for emergencies. Centro Comercial Puerto Venecia, Zaragoza, Spain; happypills.es

More from Architectural Digest:

See What’s Inside Donald Trump’s Former Superyacht

14 of the Most Luxurious Yacht Decks

10 Incredible Ski Resorts

The 10 Best New Luxury Cruises

The World’s Best Oceanfront Hotels

10 Hotels with Unbelievably High-End Amenities

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The 10 Most Beautiful Candy Shops Around The World

For Architectural Digest, by Elizabeth Stamp.

There’s no outing sweeter than a trip to the candy shop. With colorful treats from floor to ceiling, candy stores bring out the kid in every shopper, whether they grew up in the era of penny candy or the latest outrageous confection. These shops also offer something for visitors who are just as sweet on design. From a lablike location of Papabubble in Japan to a lavish old-fashioned shop in France, we’ve found ten Willy Wonka–esque fantasy worlds that blend fun and high design. These stores also bring a sense of humor to the shopping experience, with larger-than-life lollipops and candy canes as well as cheeky themes, such as a pharmacy stocked with candy pills (no prescription needed). Take a tour of these inventive spaces that are sure to give you a sugar rush.

Dylan’s Candy Bar, Miami

Candy mogul Dylan Lauren — daughter of fashion designer Ralph Lauren — brought her popular treat emporium south in 2013. A lollipop tree stands in the center of the main floor, candy cane columns surround the perimeter, and cases are adorned with oversize candy buttons. Lauren collaborated with Gensler on the design for the space in the landmarked building and kept the original wood ceilings, which she thought looked like chocolate bars. 801 Lincoln Road, Miami; dylanscandybar.com

The Candy Room, Melbourne, Australia

Local firm Red Design Group used line drawings to create the playful two-dimensional surroundings of the Candy Room. The black-and-white interiors look like a child’s artwork come to life, with bursts of color supplied by the shop’s wide selection of candy. 1/155 Queen Street, Melbourne; +61-39-670-7665

Candylawa, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Pronounced “candy lover,” Candylawa is a cartoonlike wonderland of sweets. Created by Redesign Group, a New Zealand firm, the two-level store is divided into several sections, including stations for design-your-own lollipops or marshmallows and a French patisserie for parents — or kids — with a more sophisticated palate. Panorama Mall, Takhassusi Street, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; candylawa.com

Miette Confiserie, San Francisco

At the Hayes Valley outpost of the popular San Francisco bakery Miette, candy is the star. Owner Meg Ray and her former husband, Christopher, who designed the shop, were inspired by old-world European patisseries when creating the sunny interiors. Glass apothecary jars filled with licorices, caramels, and sour candies line the wood shelves or sit atop cake stands in the charming window display. 449 Octavia Street, San Francisco; miette.com

Papabubble, Yokohama, Japan

Barcelona-based candymaker Papabubble’s Yokohama location looks like a cross between a mad scientist’s lab and a hip art gallery. Schemata Architects used concrete, glass, and black tile to give the store an industrial feel. Visitors can watch the artisans making the company’s Murano-glass-like hard candies though the windows that separate the kitchen from the retail space. 4-76-1 Aioi-Cho, Naka-ku Yokohama, Japan; papabubble.jp

Sugarfina, Beverly Hills, California

Rosie O’Neill and Josh Resnick wanted to create a candyland for adults when they opened Sugarfina. Specializing in international sweets, the shop includes more than 125 varieties, two-thirds of which aren’t available anywhere else in the U.S. The signature turquoise bento boxes can be customized with different candy cubes (the store’s candy consultants pass samples to help you make your selections). 9495 South Santa Monica Boulevard, Beverly Hills, California; sugarfina.com

Candylicious, Singapore

At Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore’s answer to Las Vegas, Candylicious offers 9,000 square feet of sugary treats. Trees dripping with candy flank the entrance to the shop, and the walls are lined with over 250 pick-and-mix varieties. The store also offers more than 5,000 different products from well-known brands such as M&M’s and Hershey’s. 26 Sentosa Gateway, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore; candyliciousshop.com

SugarSin, London

A candy shop in Pippi Longstockingprovided the inspiration for the interiors of SugarSin, a store in London’s Covent Garden. Swedish sisters Anna Nilsson and Josefin Deckel worked with local firm Barber Design to create the colorful and quirky emporium, which stocks traditional Scandinavian treats as well as modern favorites. 70 Long Acre, London; sugarsin.co.uk**

Méert, Lille, France

While Méert is famous for its waffles, the selection of candy in its old-world-style shops is not to be missed. The Lille boutique is located in an 18th-century building, renovated to its current splendor in 1839 by architect César Benvignat. The store features ornate gilt and carved-wood accents and is connected to an equally lavish tearoom. 27 rue Esquermoise, Lille, France; en.meert.fr

Happy Pills, Zaragoza, Spain

Candy is just what the doctor ordered at Happy Pills, a pharmacy-themed sweets company in Spain. Pick up a bottle of your favorite gummy remedy—from a 75-milliliter vial to an enormous 1,500-milliliter canister—or a small assorted pillbox for emergencies. Centro Comercial Puerto Venecia, Zaragoza, Spain; happypills.es

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Lion's Mansion Daimachi 7F in Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama is only an 8-minute walk from Yokohama Station. This 4LDK apartment with 206.03 m² of space is available for ¥114,000,000. See our online listing here for photos, details, and more:

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Nisshin Plaza Motomachi 2F in Naka Ward, Yokohama is only a 5-minute walk from Ishikawacho Station on the JR Negishi Line. This is a 1R studio apartment with 24.30 m² of space. Price: ¥9,800,000. Gross yield approx. 6.7%. Potential annual rent: ¥660,000.

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The Tower Yokohama Kitanaka 18F apartment in the heart of Yokohama is only a 1-minute walk from Bashamichi Station on the Minato-Mirai Line and offers fantastic access to the popular sites of Yokohama including Yamashita Park, Minato Mirai, Yokohama Stadium, Motomachi, Chinatown, and Yokohama Station. The train runs on the Tokyu-Toyoko tracks into Shibuya with no transfer. This unit can be purchased for your personal residence or as an investment opportunity. Available for ¥59,800,000.

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The Tower Yokohama Kitanaka 18F apartment in the heart of Yokohama is only a 1-minute walk from Bashamichi Station on the Minato-Mirai Line and offers fantastic access to the popular sites of Yokohama including Yamashita Park, Minato Mirai, Yokohama Stadium, Motomachi, Chinatown, and Yokohama Station. The train runs on the Tokyu-Toyoko tracks into Shibuya with no transfer. This unit can be purchased for your personal residence or as an investment opportunity. Available for ¥59,800,000.

Contact Bashamichi Room Annex for a free consultation. See our online listing here for photos, details, and more: 

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The Coop Hiranuma 402 apartment (52.75 m² / 567.80 sqft) in the heart of Yokohama is only a 7-minute walk from Yokohama Station, which offers easy access to all 15 train lines running through Yokohama Station. Tobe Station on the Keikyu Line is only a 2-minute walk from the apartment. The Keikyu Line offers easy access to the Zushi coastline, Kanazawa Hakkei parks, Kamiooka town, Kawasaki, Haneda Airport, and Shinagawa Station in Tokyo. A fully renovated interior equipped with the most modern amenities found in newer Japanese condos. This unit can be purchased for personal use or as an investment opportunity. Available for ¥20,900,000.

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The GS Heim Yamashitacho 4F apartment (27.09 m² / 291.60 sqft) in the heart of Yokohama is only a 2-minute walk from Motomachi-Chukagai Station on the Minato-Mirai Line and offers fantastic access to the popular sites of Yokohama including Yamashita Park, Minato Mirai, Yokohama Stadium, Motomachi, Chinatown, and Yokohama Station. The train runs on the Tokyu-Toyoko tracks into Shibuya with no transfer. This unit can be purchased for your personal residence or as an investment opportunity. The interior was fully renovated in July 2019. Available for ¥16,800,000.

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A 12th floor unit in the Glorio Tower Yokohama Motomachi apartment building in Naka Ward, Yokohama is for sale as of November 2nd, 2020. The listed price is 71,800,000 yen and comes with 66.96 sqm of space. This 2LDK unit comes with all of the conventional furnishings and features one would expect of a Japanese apartment built in 2005 at this price range.

The apartment interior and building amenities are conventional by Japanese standards and don’t offer the buyer anything special in terms of other standard 2LDK high-rise apartments in the heart of Yokohama, Kawasaki, or Tokyo. What sets this apartment apart from other properties in this price range is the location, which offers the best of two worlds—convenient urban access and quality of life options in the immediate neighborhood.

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Open your new restaurant or cafe at Aisin Boeki Yokohama Nishi-guchi Building (Unit B1) located within a 6-minute walk of the Yokohama Station West Exit. Space has 108.10 sqm of space. This space can also be used for office space at a lower rent. See our online listing here for photos, details, and more:

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Spacious 1R studio apartment (30.47 m² / 328 sqft) located in heart of Yokohama with flat approach to 3 major train lines (Kannai Stn.: 7-min. walk; Hinodecho Stn.: 9-min. walk; Isezaki-Chojamachi Stn.: 2-min. walk).

Apartment on sale as investment property for ¥12,800,000. Currently occupied by a residential tenant.

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