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Always find accompanying your girlfriend on shopping trips boring, with nothing to do but doze off on the sofa? Given how often such scenes play out in malls, often hurting relationships and dampening the shopping mood, the newly opened Mori no Miyako Q’s Mall in Osaka has built a 300-meter-long circular rooftop sky runway on its top floor, offering guests who find accompanying their partners on shopping trips unbearably dull a space to run and exercise, killing time during long waits.
Osaka Q’s Mall builds a circular sky runway. (Image source / spoon-tamago)
Opened at the end of April, Q’s Mall covers a vast area of 6,934 tsubo and is Japan’s first mall with an aerial runway. The 300-meter-long circular runway is covered with artificial turf, and the mall has thoughtfully divided the track into three sections: the inner two loops are dedicated to running, while the outermost loop is for walking only, allowing those who don’t want to run to stroll along the perimeter and enjoy a 360-degree view of Osaka’s cityscape. In addition, besides the sky runway becoming Q’s Mall’s aerial landmark, the mall has also fully integrated sports elements into the shopping space, including facilities such as a soccer field, swimming pool, and gym. Not only is the architecture full of creativity, but it also makes sports enthusiasts more eager to shop in the department store complex.
The sky runway is 300 meters long, and its creative architectural design has become a new Osaka skyline landmark. (Image source / spoon-tamago)
The three-lane design restricts the outermost lane to walking only, allowing people to stroll in the air and enjoy views of Osaka. (Image source / spoon-tamago)
Besides the runway, mini soccer fields and other facilities can also be seen. (Image source / spoon-tamago)
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