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Japan’s Latest Shopping Mall Wants To Keep You in Shape as You Shop

Dubbed as Japan’s 1st runnable shopping center, the Morinomiya Q’s Mall will open its doors to shoppers and runners alike next week on April 27, 2015. Inheriting the legacy of it’s original site, the now-defunct Nissay baseball stadium in Osaka, Q’s Mall boasts a 300 meter running track that sits atop the mall. The AirTrack will have 3 different lanes and will be free for anyone to use.

In addition to the running track, Q’s Mall will also have 2 futsal courts and several other facilities to help you keep in shape like fitness and climbing gyms. So whether you are waiting for your partner to shop, or running from store to store, Q’s Mall wants to keep their shoppers in shape.

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banzaitokyo #11342

We need these in America. Like every state. haha I love the idea behind it and it really is great to see new inventive ways to stay in better shape.