LIFE Takenotsuka - Adachi City

Visited on August 1, 2018. I only visit places where the parking lot is data. There are various issues such as the attitude of the clerk, the product lineup, and the price, but is it a supermarket visit tourist? For me, this parking lot data is the most worrisome. It seems that there is no such a huge supermarket in the adjacent area, so it seems like one person, but it seems that he can aim for a community-based supermarket without being overwhelmed by it.

There are few supermarkets in the city center, so it's better than nothing if you look at the scale. Since the semi-self-registration is mainly operated, the bar code is handled by the clerk and the payment is made by yourself in the case of the semi-self-registration. The cashier's machine navigation "Please put money" is noisy. Even if you put coins, the navigation is persistent, saying "Please put money". There seems to be a problem with the program on the terminal. As with Ario Nishiarai (Ito-Yokado), who relies too much on manned cashiers, I'm not sure why he can't be a self-checker (fully unmanned cashier). As with any supermarket, if it is a well-known supermarket that has the ability to install several self-registration units, the service counter and self-registration area will be integrated and operated. Employment and employees are well balanced and not wasted. In addition to the manned cash register, the SEIYU Akabane store has more than 10 self-checkouts, and surveillance cameras are also installed in various places. Other than Sunshine Ikebukuro, which has overcapacity in small stores, SEIYU is also located in Takenotsuka, but the shopping environment is good thanks to the self-checkout. (If the clerk still feels uncomfortable, there will be some stress) At Life Takenotsuka, the cashier's clerk is rare in this era, and a minority of people work there, so there is a part that is familiar to the community. However, we think that self-registration is recommended (unmanned registration), and some convenience stores have introduced self-registration due to the influence of the coronavirus. (Since there is a risk that you will only pay with a cash card instead of cash, I would like you to quit the questionnaire stickiness of a company that depends on the card) A fully unmanned self-checkout is a better shopping environment.

I use it once or twice a week. The shop staff are all kind Feel free to ask questions that you don't understand. Even when you move from the shopping cart to another basket by hitting the cash register, it will be neatly divided and put in. What you bought will not be damaged. Freshly baked bread, fresh vegetables, fish and meat Because there is, it may be okay to go out a little and get closer to life.

Winter clothing is available. I bought a rolled skirt and a down muffler. I'm looking forward to it. I will cover the muffler with yarn.

The bakery bread is delicious. The fresh fish corner also has a good selection. I always go to the Gangbuk store, so the Takenotsuka store feels a little small.

About 15 years ago, I lived in the neighborhood and used to go there. When I passed in front of me for the first time in a while, I was surprised that the food department was very clean. There were plenty of lunch boxes and side dishes.

The sales floor area was wider and the products were more fulfilling than I had imagined from the exterior. There is a grocery store on the first basement floor. The first floor is the clothing section and the second floor is the daily necessities section.