Showa Shell Sendaiko Inter Filling Station - Sendai

Good for going in the morning, but the line shop is used for a nap, especially if you stop two big tiger heads vertically and sleep, you can see, but in one place where the number is limited, one stop is bothered by the local white number instead of the parking lot Sometimes

Kerosene is the cheapest in the neighborhood. Since it is near the interchange, there are many trucks, but I can go out on my own and it is wide so I often go there.

Whenever I come to Sendai, I always go to refuel.

The clerk told me to move the car because I was in the way trying to check the tire pressure. You don't think passenger cars are customers because the main customers are trucks.

I use it for my work. It's a condition that fuel should be added, but I'm happy to wash the truck for 108 yen. Since it is a truck station, it has 2 baths. It is a stand where staff's agility, loud calls, and vigor.

Large drivers can borrow a towel to wipe their feet in the shower, but it smells bad. Only dry without washing. It ’s dangerous because athlete ’s foot is transferred.

It's easy to reach, so I'm going. However, you can see that this is a GS for a large car. Ordinary cars are not very welcome.

I stopped by with kerosene, but there is only one refueling port. When I was waiting, a clerk came and told me to put it in the same direction as the car in front of me. When I asked the clerk to look at the air pressure while I was waiting, I was surprised to find that there was no air pump. Is it really a gas station? Other people's reviews say that there is a shower room, but the order of the equipment is wrong. This is not a sports club. In addition, just drying the foot towel without washing it is the opposite of Sandwichman, and it is surreal to remember that "Please squeeze" without washing the hand towel. In front of the kerosene refueling port, a woman arranges 5 or 6 kerosene cans in a row and a large-scale kerosene is unfolded. Where did you come from? It's like a mountain monkey that came down to the village. When I wonder what the man in the back seat of Yamazaru is doing, if I look closely, he is an old woman. What does a woman think of a lonely life without a boyfriend or husband? When I'm sad! When I saw a woman with a mother without a husband, even a boyfriend who refuels kerosene by arranging 5 or 6 kerosene cans side by side! There was no word to keep you waiting, and I thought that if I was poor, it would slow down, so I went everywhere, but a change issuing machine. I can't even have a credit card. When it was finally my turn to finish drawing kerosene in a blink of an eye, the guy who put the car in the gasoline refueling space came to the kerosene place (for some reason, the clerk does not pay attention). It was impressive that there were two kerosene tanks and that it was a rare pink. Even though I just went to the gas station to get kerosene, I felt like I was made to watch a movie or drama, a microcosm of my life. It's never fun or interesting, but it's a strange and valuable experience.