Keio Store Mejirodai - Hachioji

To be honest, it's too expensive. It sells for about 100 yen to double the price of a nearby supermarket.

A store that mainly targets elderly "vulnerable people". Unlike stores such as Kinokuniya and Meidi-ya, it is expensive because it only handles mediocre products that can be obtained at any supermarket. too high. And because the employees are not enthusiastic, the store is not lively at all. Anyway, it's all about these two points. For example, natto in a red package, which is sold at every supermarket that can be bought at other stores from 60 yen to 80 yen, is sold for 120 yen. It is natural that fresh produce is 20% to 30% more than equivalent products sold at other stores. That doesn't mean it's specially fresh or of high quality. Sales consist of the number of customers x the unit price of customers, Since the number of customers is small, we have no choice but to raise the unit price per customer → Naturally, the number of customers escapes → We have no choice but to raise the price → We are completely in a negative spiral that no more customers will come. I can now drive to stores in other areas, but there were times when I was temporarily out of the car and had no choice but to use this store for several months. As a result, I experienced firsthand how stressful it is to have the freedom to choose a store and the lack of freedom to purchase items that I am satisfied with. From that experience, the elderly who are dissatisfied with this shop but do not have a car that they have no choice but to go to should not be pitied. Furthermore, the awareness of the customer service of employees who welcome such people is very low. Impression that there are only people who work by inertia. It is natural to be treated without knowing whether you are alive or dead at the cash register. Even if you pass each other in the aisle, there is almost no chance that you will even say hello. Another spectacle I've seen before is that an elderly female customer asks a male employee who is lining up vegetables where to find what he's looking for, and for some reason he puts his mask down to his chin, that is, a mask. I doubted my eyes when I approached the female customer at a very close distance and taught her whereabouts of the goods, with no meaning of doing so. I think it was from April to June 2020. Believe it or not, the new coronavirus responded to the elderly when it was the most feared and fairly sensitive in Japan. I think I did this to make it easier for my voice to reach, but it's a mistake and I don't think it's sane. It's been so long, but at least the only good thing about this shop for me as a follower is that it's a 4 bottle size, which is a bit disappointing, but you can always get a sake festival. Other than that, there are no points that can be evaluated.

I use it because it's close to my house. There is no supermarket in front of the station, so it is open to the lord. Others have written, but than other stores in the neighborhood 20 to 30% is expensive. So I often go to buy discounted products When you get home, you get a discount. The customer service is polite, though not enthusiastic. "Discount sticker" is affixed One young woman and one man work while saying bad things about the customer "myself", and he's still there, etc. It's very unpleasant to talk. Because I only buy closeouts and half price items I don't think I'm a customer Do you say face-to-face if you say bad things? I want you to talk in the backyard. It's a problem if you don't have it, but the store is first It's a store. I don't think I've seen this review either, so let's talk directly tomorrow. What kind of reaction will it have? I wouldn't admit if I didn't say that. I'm not a claimer Seen with crazy or prejudiced eyes It's a difficult world to live in for the Showa generation. ? I'm sorry for the typographical error.