SAGAMI ノースポート店

Although it is called a kimono questionnaire, it is just a push sale. After taking off my shoes and going up, at the end, I was wrapped in a piece of cloth and restrained for hours and opened. Do you realize that you are selling badly if you misrepresent it as a questionnaire, even though you should open it openly? Very uncomfortable It's useless because I don't have time and even if I say in advance that I don't buy it, it will be ignored. You only have to sell to those who want expensive things, and if you don't want to sell other things to people who don't buy expensive kimonos, don't lie to 500 yen. It is said that today is the cheapest if you feed on the kimono in the store and go up to the back, and you will be asked to buy a cheap kimono that seems to be easy to buy for about 100,000 yen. If you want a poly kimono for less than 10,000 yen, buy it online.

It's a really terrible customer service. You can lick it. When I was doing a 100-yen sale of miscellaneous goods and stopped for a while, a clerk immediately came and guided me to a kimono with a machine gun talk. I can hardly see miscellaneous goods. Kimono is also on sale for 100 yen, and if you answer by pointing to the kimono that was on the side for the time being, "What kind of pattern do you like for kimono?" .. I wasn't allowed to choose a kimono at all. It's 100 yen, but I feel very unpleasant. At the time of purchase, the address and phone number will be written, and the sales call will be persistent. I want to make the next reservation because the obi will be cheaper next week, the dressing will be free, and there will be a lecture by the craftsmen. However, it is certain that it is cheap, and I was a little interested in kimono, so I decided to make a reservation for dressing and visit again at a later date. On the day of dressing, I had some kimonos put together. The shop seems to have a strong connection with the craftsmen, and the story between the craftsmen and the kimono was interesting, but about the kimono that I really liked, "How much do you think this is? Actually ... it was about this (500,000) in total. … But if you want to spread the kimono, it's special only for customers… How about this price (90,000)? ” It's uncomfortable. Is it that the craftsman is enthusiastic about it? It's too rude to both craftsmen and customers. If it's really good, I'll buy 500,000 at all, but for no reason (close to disposal, some mistakes, etc.), it can be so cheap. If the price cut is desired by the craftsman, it should be openly announced. Excuse me, I first bought a cheap kimono here, and when I got used to it, I thought I would buy a high-priced kimono that I liked, and wear it at the time of the event, but the value is doubtful due to the drastic price cut that I do not understand. I will never buy a kimono anymore, and I will never go to this shop for a lifetime. I decided to go to another kimono store where the customer service was good before. It was a very nice kimono ... Personally, I don't mind being able to make mysterious reservations and try on a lot of things, so I think I would still have passed without this price proposal. Because the kimono was nice, it's very bad.

This shop is hard after buying the first one. I bought the first kimono because I was satisfied with it, so it was good up to that point, but the sales after that are very persistent. Every time you participate in an event or receive something you bought, there is a forcible business of the artist. Of course, since it is a kimono dealer, I think it is natural that there is a business, but the younger generation in their 20s and 30s cannot easily buy such expensive items. Of course, I would like to recommend something that is within reach, but why is it always an expensive writer? I know that kimono is expensive because it requires a lot of materials and labor. I don't intend to buy it even if the price is drastically reduced, and even if I honestly say that it doesn't fit my height, I feel that it's malicious that I don't mind returning for almost two hours because I'm trying to reduce the price. It's also annoying if the customer himself chooses it, or even if the shop staff chooses it, he will say that he likes it in the guided cross-examination. It would be a big mistake to think that a customer would buy such an expensive item with such a suitable business. And trying to sell things to people who can't buy it is just a waste of time for each other. I think it's better to think about how to do business. The first problem is that it suddenly recommends installment payments for the card. We will give you the total amount and immediately propose an annual installment payment. How about simply recommending a three-digit 10,000 yen loan to the general public? Is this kind of business legal nowadays? Are all kimono dealers like this? It seems that they are selling with the touch that they want to spread kimono and increase the number of people who like kimono. Of course, it's part of the sales talk, but I think that such a terrible selling method may lead to accelerating the kimono shop, and eventually the kimono separation. It is very disappointing.

I was attracted to the 500 yen washable kimono and was thinking about buying it. Immediately, a clerk came from the back, and at first I was only talking about small things, but before I knew it, I was seated for 30 minutes. Sales talk. I wrote my address in the name of a questionnaire, and after that I was forced to try on a piece of kimono, and I was scared that I was about to sell 500,000 kimonos. Even if I refused, I was surrounded by four clerk and did not return easily. I gave up, not the atmosphere of buying only a kimono for 500 yen. After returning home, I was scared and looked it up, and some said that it was sold by door-to-door at a later date. I'm thinking of calling the police if I can come to visit without an appointment. I'm scared and scared that I might be able to come to visit every day. I regret and feel depressed because I wondered why I wrote my address. I was so scared. I decided to stop going to the kimono shop with a casual feeling. I think things are good, so I think it's good for people who have a proper budget and want to have a full-fledged kimono. However, it is important to be careful when you go to see a kimono for 500 yen with a light feeling like I do.