飯島書店 - Nagoya

It may be that the shopkeeper is old, but product management was a disappointing shop.

If you don't have the book you want, "Please pick up" So if you can do it like that on a sticker ...

Worst used bookstore It’s definitely better not to go Stores that do not even think of their customers as customers

It is 2014, but I am angry with the attitude of the owner! When you talk on the phone, you are told, "I'm investigating, but I don't know yours." I met and talked directly, but why did it go on! ! Is it the owner who makes the shop worse?

I was very uncomfortable with the owner's behavior and customer service. If you enter the store without deciding on the target book, you can continue to perpetuate the curse from the owner until you leave the store. The one and only transcendental breast dung shop.

I'm a difficult shop owner, but when I told him that I was looking for an archeological book, he responded appropriately. Besides, this bookstore was the second place in Nagoya and taught me the history of the town without permission. Lastly, he taught me to read the archeology corner and the archeology (or corners or flat books) slowly. Genres are calligraphy, Japanese history, archeology, and regional history. For science books, there are many university bookstores across the street.

In conclusion, the book "exhibitor". Although the shop owner has an attitude of valuing books as products, it can be said that the attitude toward customers is below. If you have the time, please refer to my experience, though it is a long sentence. First of all, to avoid misunderstanding, I saw a collection of books on Chinese and Japanese beauty, such as calligraphy and Japanese spelling (although I do not know the field), as well as Japanese history and local history in the Tokai area. It is very abundant and well-preserved. However, if you go to this store in search of them, be sure to keep the following in mind. If you break through this barrier, the owner will respond politely, albeit unfriendly. (The above few lines are the best affirmations I can make for this store) First of all, when I was looking around for a while after entering the store, the owner asked me "what kind of book do you like?" (I think this is a friendly small talk at this time), and said "crafts". When I answered, I was pointed to another bookshelf with a rather strong tone and was urged to move. When I wondered why, it seems that second-hand bookstores ask the owner about the books and fields they are looking for when they enter the store, and it seems illegal to look around. At that time, I was in the local history corner, but I really ate it just because I was there. No one says they like only the craft field. As other people say, not only the posters in the store, but also the homepage does not say such a thing, and it is just like a bad first sight killing. In addition, there were twists and turns before I heard this rule. When I was first told that the only thing I could look around was NG, even if I asked, "Why are you so strongly restricted even though you haven't handled or soiled your books messily?" "I can't hear you far", "I'm too busy", and when I speak loudly, "I can't say that you're a customer who doesn't know the rules and screams in that way. Please go home! (← Gachi. After that, please go home loudly) ". In addition, he gave me a high opinion even though I had not heard that "I have been doing it for 100 years", and "It is normal to come after checking what is in my house on the Internet". To be honest, when I heard this, I thought, "It's been 100 years," not "I have a history." In the first place, it may be frustrating for some people to ask loudly what they are looking for while others are in the store (it seems that they cannot hear it unless they actually do this). The wife who soothed the shopkeeper was pitiful while I and the shopkeeper had a big quarrel (the wife didn't say anything about the rules, and when she entered the shop, she kindly returned me when I gave a nod). When I hear his wife's words such as "Tell me that again ...", the shop owner seems to repeat this for everyone. In my opinion, has this shop owner really been interested in scholarship? It is easy to imagine that if you are in the academic field of literary arts or traditional culture, you will be connected to local history, art historical materials, and photo books, which is why it is worthwhile to "just look around" a miscellaneous space like a bookstore. This is because accidental encounters that are not listed on the net are expected. If you don't understand this and are fooled by the search function of the Internet and ask the customers to bow their heads and approach you, all I hope is that this store will be crushed and these will be "exhibited". The book will be bought by other good stores in Osu and Tsurumai. But I'd like to say that I'm not against the rules of this store. Unlike stores with low profits and high sales, if you try not to damage used books and set rules to keep the traditional business form, you should write it in front of the store or on the website and you should not be disdainful, if you come to the store without knowing it However, if the shop owner speaks to you first and explains, you will be happy to use it. It is rather desirable to have such a type of store, and it can be said that it is part of the diversity of forms. I wrote it for a long time, but the point is that the contents of this shop are good, and I don't want to make visitors feel this unpleasant.

It is a first-class bookstore with a long history that represents Nagoya. It is rare for an antiquarian bookstore, and it seems that the membership system refuses at first glance, and the dignity is protected. It seems that you need to go with a regular to buy a book.