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I bought Gabbeh here, but I like it because it is cheaper than the market price and the quality is good. Above all, it is extremely comfortable to step on and you will want to touch it barefoot. The gelato in the adjacent cafe was also very delicious.

Purchase Gabbeh for living alone. The owner is a very charming person full of Gabbeh love, and I have lived for a long time lol I will come back again ?

Eat in ice cream and sandwiches at the garden table of the restaurant of the same management store that is connected to the corridor twice. (Also, once in 2021 or 2020 last year, when I was eating and drinking at the table in the garden, two people who seemed to be related to this shop got on the table next to me and were relative without a mask. We started talking and eating and drinking in a loud voice. Of course, it is a self-employed place, so I think you are free, but as an impression of the new Corona background and consideration for prevention etc.) On the same occasion, I took a peek at the carpet store Garamkar, but if you are a window shopper or a preview planner who looks at the price tag by touching the item even if you have clean hands, you are probably welcome. There is no impression. Of course, it is understandable that there is a store with such a stance because it is a business, but in that case, it is also less friendly, etc. It would be better for consumers to understand the store's sales policy, such as information displays such as "I will expand it." (Also, if you don't turn it up, you may not be able to see the price tag and the other carpets that have been piled up. Sometimes it feels bad, so it might have been better to say a word and get the permission of the clerk. In my previous about memory, I ate in at the next Pani Persian restaurant. I didn't turn over the product when I was there.) So to speak, it may be a customer base that is not a frank cosmopolitan such as Japanese foreigners or American liberals, but a polite and adaptable customer who is a polite and adaptable customer (a "friendly customer" -like Japanese need unknown. The impression. (I'm sorry I'm relatively anti-Japanese, even if I'm Japanese) This time in January 2022, relative-style Japanese clerk who will bring a seemingly friendly conversation about "what you are looking for", whether you are looking for something or not, will come back from going out. He replied with the same greeting to "Hello" of the owner-like Iranian person, and talked to Frank saying that he was also checking various product prices and feelings of cost, responding to the conversation as he was asked, and the other party gazed. It seems that I will not take it away from my eyes for about a minute, so I tried not to distract it, but did I feel offended, or did I feel that I was in the same business or not Japanese (other customers are there) (Even if you enter the store alone, etc.), "Thank you for your polite explanation," I said, "Thank you for your polite explanation." When I saw the price tag of, I went out and after the item description, there was also the following expression. "Which one? Do you want to see it? Do you want to find out the price?" On the other hand, I told them that they are both of them, and that they are not buying today, and that they are also checking the stores that are repairing carpets (this store also has a separate workshop). (It is possible to respond), I felt that I would not let go of my eyes with eye to eye, but for me, I was walking while checking the car today, and about twice a year as before I told him that I might look into it, and said, "Well, thank you." I think each person has a different impression, but after all, market participants in supply and demand, who are market stakeholders, need matching in order to design the market mechanism so that both players can visually select and prefer. Hey. In addition, the number of carpet products handled by Garamkar (not limited to Gabbeh, which is popular in recent years, but all Persian carpets imported directly from Iran) is in the hundreds to thousands range? It felt like it was piled up like a warehouse, and each piece had its own unique weave, giving the impression that there were many diverse and very nice carpets. (I don't know exactly because I'm not a specialist in carpet quality, but as a personal impression. Personally, if I didn't order an astronomical telescope in the 80,000 yen range yesterday, the east side wall of the store for the entrance mat You might have been impulsively buying the lively 44,000 yen item on the upper left shelf of Aya, because there was a Sale under the shelf). It seems that they are also exhibiting at the exhibition hall of a major department store.