ららぽーと沼津 防災センター(紛失物預かり所)

It's a long sentence, but please refer to it when the lost person is contacted by phone. To summarize the long sentence ・ The disaster prevention center is unreliable. ・ There is room for improvement in the response itself. ・ If you lose it, you should go find it yourself. The details are summarized below, so please read it if you are interested. I left a relatively large and heavy baggage near the back of the car in the multi-storey car park. I called the LaLaport Numazu store, but because it was outside business hours, I called again asking me to call the lost window at the disaster prevention center. It is said that it will be confirmed if it has arrived, so if you wait, it has not arrived now. I thought that I would be able to contact you in the future, but the telephone response was "I will contact you if there is something in the future, but I will not contact you if there is not." I wasn't asked about the detailed features of things, the places I left behind, etc., and the phone seemed to end in an atmosphere that wouldn't go to see it, so from here, "I'm going to check it. When I asked, "Can you please?", After about 5 seconds, he smiled and said, "I'm going to check." But then I felt like I was going to hang up again. Therefore, I had no choice but to tell you the features, details, and when I left the store. When I asked him if he could contact me today, he said he would call me, of course. The place where I live is about an hour away and only you can rely on it. Thank you. I hung up the phone and waited for the call. That time was around 19:30. LaLaport is closed at 20:00, but the reception at the disaster prevention center is until 22:00. In the worst case, I waited until then, otherwise I thought I would give up or go see it myself the next day. But I didn't get a call. The next day was Monday, but I couldn't give up because it was a convenient holiday, so I went looking for it myself. The place was near the center of the multi-storey car park C-M2, but it was left there. When I called the disaster prevention center and told him that I had come to see him now, he said, "Well, did you come to see it?" When I asked, "Well, haven't you gone to see it?", He said, "I went to see it, but I couldn't find it at that time. I will try to prevent this from happening next time." But honestly I can't trust it. It wasn't so small that I couldn't find it, and it should have been a size that I could definitely see if I went. What I thought at this time was probably that I gave details such as detailed information and location of things, but it was overlooked and not even noted. He said he went to see it, but I thought he was probably only looking at it lightly. I don't think the security here is completely thorough after being informed that things are gone. Also, you should call back to the lost person regardless of whether or not you have something. To be honest, I don't think he went to see it after the call was over. I know that the lost or forgotten person is bad, and I think that some people will contact me that there is only one place I can rely on, so I don't want you to neglect it.