MaxValu Kitakami Shop - Kitakami

When I was looking for flowers for Christmas, a clerk who happened to be out of stock came and told me about the popular pots in the season. The price and size were reasonable, and I was happy to receive souvenirs. Thank you very much.

MAX day is crowded. The special sale eggs are available from 5 minutes before the hour, so be quick.

Traffic rules are not followed, driving, ignoring pauses, no turn signals, honking when paused.

There is a great selection of vegetables on the day of the week, and the freshness of the vegetables is plentiful. It has been refurbished to make it easier to see and enjoy. However, although the store is large, the information area and the cash register area are cluttered. You should change the shelves of the confectionery bakery to make it easier to see, reduce the area occupied, move the candy store and souvenirs toward the bakery entrance, and clean up the information area! At present, souvenirs and sweets are obstructing the passage and are passing through. Around the entrance on the east side, you should place items for sale or main items, seasonal items and items that catch the eyes of customers. If sweet bread and dumplings are piled up on a flatbed in the main place, the line of sight will go far and pass by. The product shelves for prepared foods also need to be improved, and the prepared foods cannot be sold because the front can be seen in the right-angled vertical exhibition (the fried foods are all brown and the rolls are all black). Circular and diagonal exhibits sell better because they are invisible and can be distinguished. Distinguishing packages and subdividing products (promoting those who live alone and trial purchases) should also be placed. And don't pile up in large quantities (it feels like it's been a while since cooking). For fried foods, cooked foods should be divided into multiple times, and for prepared foods, those that make you feel freshly fried are sold. Mass sales and pre-made products do not make customers feel "it looks delicious! I want to eat!". The maker becomes difficult, but the unsold loss is overwhelmingly reduced. This is the same for bread. The population around the Kitakami store is increasing. The customer base, the clerk, and the store have high potential, so I want you to do your best.

When the store is crowded with bargain items, admission is restricted. Corona damage is also well supported.

I used to use the self-checkout all the time, but I was so scared when I lined up at the checkout. I was upset when I was told in a tight tone to set the shopping bag in the basket myself. (Because when I lined up at the cash register before, he set up a plastic shopping bag). He seemed to have set the bag in the wrong direction, and was told to get angry, saying, "The bag is in the wrong direction." At the time of checkout, when I paid 10,000 yen, "Please charge WAON", for some reason, I was asked twice, "Are you sure you want 10,000 yen?" From beginning to end, there was no smile, a tight tone, and customer service, what was it? I thought. I don't use the cash register anymore. It's a neighborhood, but I didn't like to go. I switched to a supermarket a little far away.

The potted flowers are not well maintained, they are not for sale. The toilet is small, with vegetables and a few people at night never saying that they are welcome.

I was angry at a female clerk with short hair called a cashier's rose. I didn't understand why I was angry because I didn't line up here because I wasn't in the right position. eh! When I looked at my face, I was glaring at it. I can't help if I go shopping and get angry at the clerk's mood that day. I used to use it on my way home, but I don't want to go.