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You can find it here by searching Google Maps for Villion Assets or for Hair Inn. I was in Shinjuku, but Mr. Yamada of "Hayajuku" run by Villion Asset had too many incomplete documents. From the beginning, my attitude was huge and I was full of distrust. Worst of all, I didn't receive any signed copy of the document that I had to write in large numbers at the time of the contract. I wondered if it would be sent at a later date, but there was no such thing. Thanks to that, I noticed it for the first time at the time of a certain application of the government office, and asked the management company to send me a copy. I noticed that I couldn't receive the autographed document because I had recorded it on the spot with a photo of my cell phone. Without it, I wouldn't have noticed it in the first place. Since it is such an expensive contract, I wanted you to explain it without omitting anything. It may be an easy-to-understand and caring explanation that "Well, don't do **, XX is no good", but there is a problem by explaining exactly from end to end. I think it's common sense to end the contract so that it doesn't happen. Thanks to Mr. Yamada's inadequate explanation and inadequate documents here, it was a series of incomprehensible claims from the management company and rent broker from moving in to moving out. It's probably written in the contract, but I was really in trouble because I didn't receive a copy of the contract with my signature from Mr. Yamada. I was convinced if I had received the contract from the beginning, but when I received a request that I did not understand, I was late for checking the breakdown, so from a company called J Lease like a yakuza. I got a persistent call every day, and I got a call to my parent's company, and I had a hard time. In the first place, if I had a set of documents at hand from the beginning, I think I would not have been able to deal with such a useless request. Of course, I will never use it again.

Regarding hair inns, it is said that you can settle the initial cost by card, but be careful. In the name of system fee, the credit card fee that the member store should pay is passed on to the customer. Even if you tell us that it is a violation of the merchant, you can claim it because it is a system fee and not a credit card fee! It's best to call your credit card company on the spot. I can find out as many as I can if I do this kind of research, but I think it's only a low level of work to violate a member store.