The 50ft tall Ferris Wheel is the symbol of Mihama. Below, the building is home to a variety of restaurants and fashionable boutiques.

A 3-D theater is its main attraction, but other features include accessory stores, toy stores, and gift shops.

The first floor sells casual wear and furniture, while the upper floor has a dizzying array of American vintage/thrift clothing and military surplus.

Bowling alley and game center, with karaoke and an izakaya to boot.

Women's casual fashions, restaurants, and souvenir shops can all be found here.

Altogether the theater has eight screens and 2000 seats, thrilling audiences with Japanese and foreign films.

The ground floor is an import market of clothes, furniture, etc. The second story houses Chikyu Shokudo, a midrange restaurant serving elegant Ryukyu cuisine.

Facing the beach, this building includes a recording studio and a Hawaiian restaurant in addition to live music performances.