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Japanese Grocer Hashi Market Takes 36,000 SQFT Former Amazon Fresh at Merlone Geier’s Aurora Shopping Center in Seattle

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Hashi Market, the New York-based Japanese grocery and lifestyle chain owned by Takayama International Inc., will fill the entire box Amazon Fresh left behind at Merlone Geier Partners' Aurora Shopping Center, planting its first Pacific Northwest store on a stretch of Highway 99 where national grocers are retreating and newcomers are fighting their way in.

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