富士見屋

I visited for the first time the other day. The customer service was good, but it seems that the sommelier-like older sister was not very familiar with wine. I drank black wine for dinner at a nearby hotel, but I thought it was too good to sell, but I couldn't understand it. After giving up and going home, I went to a nearby supermarket and sold it ^ _ ^

There is a wide variety of wine and sake, and some are even cold. The mother at the cash register is very friendly. Dad is a very kind person. It was a big hit if I had you choose a wine that matches the dinner at the hotel. Kurashitama, a specialty of Yamanashi, was also on sale.

The clerk at the souvenir shop was kind and introduced us to various recommended products. As for sake, we have almost all the wines from the Koshu area. I bought souvenirs for my company and home. I'm fine forever

Visited September 2019 A souvenir shop in front of the station. The clerk's aunt is friendly. I bought raw wine (Souryu wine) here.

In a very good way, it feels like a souvenir shop in the countryside. When I visited, the cashier's sister (aunt) was calling and hitting the cashier. It was very interesting. I've seen customers call and check out, but I think I could only see the staff calling and checking out here. I was able to experience the feeling of the countryside when I traveled to Thailand someday, and the feeling of coming to a souvenir shop of my acquaintance's auntie. The wine lineup was quite complete. Sake is also a scroll of sake, so maybe it's only here. It's a rare sake. Both of Sasaichi's cans of sake were quite delicious. There's a cannonball-like sword at the entrance so you'll know where it is. I like the friendly staff and the atmosphere.

As posted by other people, wine and sake are reasonably abundant, so I asked the clerk for souvenirs for my family and bought the sparkling wine red and white wine in the image. I also bought another chicken motsuni and was very pleased with it. Actually, I was planning to stop by the morning of the last day of the next day, but it was good to hear in advance that it was a holiday (Thursday). It's a very friendly, bright and polite shop. There were cheap ticket vending machines such as trains at the store.

It is a valuable shop in Ishiwa, where there are no souvenir shops. The clerk is also friendly and the conversation gets bogged down. As for the product lineup, Ishiwa has a level of products that can only be found here. You should definitely stop by when you come to Ishiwa. It will surely be a good trip.

The customer service of the wine clerk is poor. The clerk at the cash register was a nice person full of humanity. However, the clerk who seems to be in charge of wine was very uncomfortable. Suddenly, I started talking about wine pranks, even though I hadn't even heard of them, saying, "I recommend this wine." While closing in on that attitude, I thought I should ask him because it was a big deal. When I told him that the wine I drank at the wine tasting at the tourist information center in front of the station was delicious. "I don't have all the wines in the tasting over there !!" Suddenly shouted as frustrated and stunned. The clerk said, "This is recommended for white wine, this is for new wine." Also unilaterally show off his knowledge. I don't care about this reaction at all. I lost the desire to buy it all at once. In the word of mouth of other people, it was written that "the clerk in charge of wine has no knowledge of wine", but I am convinced. I asked her about a wine she didn't know, so she probably couldn't answer ... The point of "ignoring the customer's request and talking only what he knows like a push sale" must be said to be lack of knowledge and lack of ability to serve customers. I want that clerk to look back on his customer service attitude. When I asked about the wine that was delicious, "I don't have all the wines in the tasting in front of the station !!" Would you like to hear wine advice from a clerk who yells at you? Would you like to buy wine from you? It was a long trip, but at the end, I felt very, very disgusted. I don't want to see such a clerk again.