Kasukabe City Hall - Kasukabe

I went to submit a move-in notification and get a resident's card. As soon as I finished writing the documents, a male staff member guided me. From that point on, I felt that the attitude was large and the wording was bad, so it was not the way to serve customers in Japan. Even though it is not the reception end time yet, I can tell that I am impatient and want to finish it as soon as possible. Well, I don't know what my job is, so I thought I was really impatient and didn't think deeply about it. However, I didn't know what I was saying because I was almost quick and quiet ... I wanted the resident's card to include the registered domicile, but at the same time as the words "You can omit the registered domicile," the item "Omitted" was circled. I did. I felt a little uncomfortable with the response so that there was no chance of correction, but since I received the response, I said "Thank you" and "...". that? Did I do something wrong? ?? ?? I felt angry at the response. Not only that, but as the number of people with corona infections increased and almost everyone in Japan tried to prevent the spread of the infection, the male staff served customers with the mask on their chin. Unlike other people in red who just pass each other, although there is a partition, it is not enough consideration and morals to talk face-to-face for 10 minutes or more within 1 m without wearing a mask. At the end, he was wandering around the city hall with his mask on his chin ... I was worried that it was really okay to say that he was a human being at the office, and at the same time I didn't want to come again. The people around me didn't say anything and I was really surprised. However, all the female staff members worked kindly and cheerfully. I hope everyone who visits from now on will be a female staff member ...