Super ALPS - Machida

It is a supermarket that I am always indebted to. It is very convenient because it has a drug store, 100-yen shop. The parking lot doesn't have a roof, but it's large enough that you can park your car. The inside of the store is large and bright, so it is easy to shop. Since the aisle is wide, there is no problem with shopping with a stroller or wheelchair.

It is very good that the parking lot is free. The assortment is normal. You can't choose a lot of lunch boxes. Sushi is usually delicious. Bread etc. are generally more expensive than other supermarkets. It's a pity because there are different types. The cashier doesn't feel good. The clerk in the bagging bag will carry it when you buy a lot from the cash register to the bagging table. Thank you ☺️ Convenient because there is ceria on the same site.

The parking lot has a break corner in front of the store and on the roof, so you can shop comfortably. The store is large and has a large number of items, making it easy to shop. There is a bakery (Little Mermaid), Sugi Pharmacy, 100-yen (Ceria), and a hair salon (IWASAKI), so even if you have to wait for a cut, you can finish various tasks and feel comfortable.

I always use it because the quality of the products is good. I like how spacious and clean it is. I am also happy to have a point card exclusively for the Alps. It's often crowded because it's a popular shop. However, the clerk at the time just before closing is the worst. Are you a student? I understand that I want to clean before the store closes, but why do I push customers away and clean it? The cash register is also forcible and unpleasant. I have no particular complaints outside of that time.

Large and easy to shop. The price is ... reasonably cheap. Founded in 1950 (Showa 25) as a fruit and vegetable store in what is now Akishima City, Tokyo [1]. The headquarters was relocated to Hachioji City in 1976 (Showa 51). [1] The origin of the company name and store name is that the store name "Matsumoto Shoten" at the time of its founding was linked to Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture, and the name was derived from the Japanese Alps. "Matsumoto" is from the surname of the founder. It has a thorough dominant strategy, and most of the stores are in Hachioji City, where the headquarters is located, and in the municipalities adjacent to Hachioji City. Many new stores are opened near existing stores, for example, the Daimachi store, Nishi-Hachioji store, and Nagabusa store are only about 900m apart. Joined the All Japan Supermarket Association (AJS) and actively handles AJS's private brand "living good" products. In the past, 100 employees were sent to the Kansai Supermarket, which was the chairman of AJS, for up to three months [3], and the company is strongly influenced by the product lineup and store building [4]. ]. The interior of the store is relatively simple, and the product lineup is limited to food and daily consumables. Even in stores with a large sales floor area, they do not put a lot of high-quality foods with high unit prices, and narrow down the product lineup to only those that are frequently bought at home. By placing only products with a good turnover rate, good freshness and cheapness are realized [4]. In recent years, many supermarkets sell fresh foods in bulk without packaging, but the Alps have been at the forefront of AJS trying this method [4]. It used to handle clothing, but transferred the business to Summit Colmo Co., Ltd. (Colmopia). [Citation needed] The POS system is made by Fujitsu. [Citation needed]