DCM Daiki Okayama store - Okayama

I think it is one of the largest in the prefecture. The material building is open from 7:00 in the morning, so it will be helpful if there is something missing. It is very convenient because there is K's Electric on the north side and a supermarket on the south side. The parking lot is also spacious

When I asked a staff member who seemed to have been rehired as an elderly clerk because he didn't have what he was looking for, he said, "I'm sorry?" Not necessarily, pay in advance! I lost the desire to buy. I don't know if the customer is busy working, so I would like you to think again about how to deal with it.

I sometimes go to see succulents. The number of items is abundant, but those that have been in stock for several days may be in a dire state. Since it is placed indoors, there are some legginess, but as soon as it arrives, many energetic seedlings are lined up. There are Kakutoroco and Yatsugatake succulents. Sedum is in the outside sales floor.

I feel that the hygiene of the pet shop corner is not very good. I think it's because of the smell of small animals and the feeling that the floor isn't cleaned properly. Birds are sold from varieties such as silkies, crested ibises, owls and parakeets to common ones such as turtles and green-cheeked parakeets. But owls have been around for a long time, and I wonder if there are people who really buy them, even if they buy them, they will go to specialty stores, and I'm worried about what will happen to these birds in the future. I will do it. There are many Wan Nyans, but not so many. I think it's big for a pet shop in a home improvement store, but I thought it would be better to concentrate on the home improvement store.

I think the gardening corner here is at the top level in Okayama at the home improvement store. The variety of foliage plants and vegetable seedlings is wonderful. The pet corner is a little dirty and expensive, but it seems that the number of working clerk is small, so it can't be helped. It is interesting that there are expensive creatures such as parakeets and capybaras, but if you spend money there, I feel that you can increase the number of clerk to make a better store, but I feel sorry for the clerk. There is also a light meal corner and vegetables directly produced, so the atmosphere is good as it is a shop that makes you want to come again even if you have no business. Since it is a suburb, you can shop comfortably without seeing an unpleasant customer base.

● The parking lot is parked in the blue sky directly hit by the sun, but it is not that it cannot be parked very widely. There are supermarkets, cheap clothing stores and K's Denki in the immediate vicinity. ● There is a pet shop called "Pet & aqua Az" in Daiki Okayama store. It is bad in terms of breeding environment. Especially in the exotic animal corner, there were as many as three degu in a small cage. In addition, other rodent cages are small, rusty and discolored, and have no motor function. It was so small that I observed the environment for a while instead of seeing it twice. Silkie chickens are also kept in small cages for a long time without being sold. The beak and nails were well stretched. A large parrot called Kibatan is also lonely in a narrow cage. Several types of owls are on display all the time. It is posted that it is exhibited with due consideration, but when it is connected all day long ... As for dogs and cats, some of them were on display and sold, but I was surprised at the price of nearly 300,000. It's a pretty high price overall now. Personally, I don't think people who really like animals can work at pet stores that sell living organisms. It's a world where animals are products and cannot be sold out. This pet shop may not be Daiki to be exact, but I feel that it is backwards that major home improvement stores have shops that continue to sell living organisms. However, eliminating the sale of living organisms at pet stores is not a solution, and if you search for them, the creatures are sold by mail order like a lawless zone. The root is a national issue. ● By the way, I don't dislike the Daiki Okayama store as a home improvement store. Detergents and miscellaneous goods are expensive compared to Amazon, but carpentry items should be bought quickly when you want to do it or when you don't have enough. It's wide and at first glance it seems that there are various products, but the product lineup is not so good. There are many kinds of things, but none of them aren't. I didn't have all the materials to repair the toilet. I wonder if the Royal Home Center has a better taste for craftsmen and has a better product lineup. ● It is good to feel that the sales floor like the local production for local consumption corner is working hard to prepare various products from Okayama prefecture. I get the impression that many vegetables and fruits are B-grade products, and sometimes there are bargains. The contents of the bento are very expensive, and the fish are too expensive. The meat corner in the back always has a half-price sticker, but since the original price is high, even half-price remains high. I have local sake, but I don't see any beer on my own. If you enter like a supermarket, you will want to look at it, but if you have a local production for local consumption spirit, it will be good.