Kumazawa Book Store - Yamato

I use it several times. The product lineup is abundant. However, I am sorry that the attitude of the clerk is too bad here. I used it when I returned home at the end of the year, and was thrown change. In the past, when I purchased a book for another matter, I could not match my eyes, and I ended up checking out with a bag for a clerk. I don't think we'll use it anymore, but we hope it improves.

It is wonderful to have the books in the book review section of the newspaper.

There are many books. There was a book I was looking for. There are days when the points are tripled, so if you buy them well, you can collect them, but since they expire in 6 months, you tend to get disappointed.

Located on the 3rd floor of Odakyu Yamato Station Building Pros, it is one of the closest bookstores to my home, so I often go there. The floor is moderately large and the books are also moderately genre-specific. In addition to books, there is also a stationery department, so you may buy it when you need it. It is also convenient because you can order and buy books that are not in the store using the e-hon system. I am grateful for the fact that points are also attached with a point card, and there are times when the points are tripled.

It is an ordinary bookstore on the 3rd floor of the station building.

I hope it's a little wider. Shizuka Minamoto is always here. After all, it is better to have many kinds of bookstores. ★ is 3 As a kind, it's average

The 3rd floor of the prototype directly connected to Yamato Station. The number of customers is moderate, so it has a relaxed atmosphere. Even if I think that it is only when I am on the train, there are so many books that I can not decide it, so I miss the train.

For the first time in a long time, I encountered a male clerk with a bad atmosphere and a blatant attitude. About 50 years ago, I remember being often warned by the clerk when I was browsing at a bookstore. I think he was a kid and he was a manga. As an adult, I didn't get any attention, but I saw him coming next to me and repeatedly replenishing and organizing books, perhaps to call for implicit attention. Of course, if it's a temporary thing, it's natural for business, and it doesn't bother me, and that's the case in most cases, but this time it was in a vacant store at 13:30. I was absorbed in the book and continued to read it. Then, at a certain moment, I somehow felt the line of sight in the direction of the back on the right. When I saw it, a male clerk wearing a dark blue apron was facing down at the counter cash register. The line of sight didn't match the other side, but the atmosphere I was looking at was even more apparent because there were few customers in the store. Eventually the clerk came to my corner and started restocking books next door. I see, that's right. I think I've read it a little longer. I stopped browsing and moved to another corner. It was a section of business books that was separated from there, but the clerk immediately came to this corner and moved to the left and right of me to start replenishing and organizing books. I felt that I was completely under pressure. It's unpleasant. This man is the only clerk who is replenishing and organizing when looking around. When I saw the man's face firmly, I was arranging it with a grimaces. The hair was short and tidy. It may be the store manager in his late 30s or early 40s. In any case, it was a very explicit harassment, and the books I had bought were returned to their original shelves and left the store. It's been a while since I've been exposed to such an unpleasant attitude at a bookstore. However, in a world where store sales are difficult, bookstores are making various efforts such as devising pop music, and in the warm environment of a blessed station building, a male clerk who takes such a humble attitude blatantly. I haven't planned to buy it at a store like this ever since. I feel sorry for something.