Super ALPS Hazama Shop - Hachioji

This is the second impression of Google Maps. It opened in 1982 when I was in elementary school. As expected, it is well-educated at a long-established supermarket in Hachioji. I think there is Please continue to be a friendly supermarket in Kunugidamachi.

When I tried to put the basket on the cashier's table, the space with the previous basket seemed to be slightly short of a few centimeters, and the cashier immediately yelled at me and be careful to hold it in my hand. I was scared to be done. The basket of the previous couple was placed diagonally and there was a gap, so it seemed like I could put my basket if I packed it in front. At times like this, there are many clerk who can pack the basket in front of you. Since the current cash register is an automated payment machine, the speed is very fast, so it is better to put the basket on the table as soon as possible and prepare the point card and wallet, and the customers in line for the store side as well. There are also benefits for. I was a fat and unsightly female cashier, and even after I got home, I remembered and became scared. I have been shopping at various supermarkets every day for more than 20 years, but I was wondering because it was my first experience, and after that, when I observed it at other supermarkets (Ito-Yokado, Yaoko, Super Value, etc.) It turned out that even if the first customer is passing the products for two baskets through the cashier, the same thing cannot happen because the next customer's basket will be placed. (Some supermarkets, such as the Keio Store, can only carry two baskets, but in that case, there is only two baskets wide, so there is absolutely no need to put a third one, so there is no problem.) In addition, although the arrangement of baskets during scanning differs depending on the supermarket, it is unified for each store and we work after pulling it without waste, but there are variations only in the Alps, so we take it out from the basket placed at an angle of 45 degrees and scan it. It turned out that there are quite a lot of clerk. In the video of youtube "[Registration Education] The Road to Learning Cash Register Business ④ Basics of Product Registration Part 1", there is a commentary saying "Be sure to bring in the basket without any gaps and start registration" so that the next customer's basket can be placed. It seems to be basic, but it is not done. But I think the biggest problem is the response of that clerk. It may be that it is repeated when you see what you said so instantly. It's no different from yelling at me.

In a protracted deflationary society, consumers aim to be a severe and cheap store. In the recent Alps, there are extremely few young families, and the elderly are conspicuous and the amount of shopping is small. I don't see many people shopping in the cart as much as they used to. The biggest bottleneck is that the price setting is higher than that of neighboring competitors.

A set of rice balls and spam rice balls are recommended. The overhanging rolls in the sushi corner are also ◎ Kewpie's salad club is convenient for singles. It's not so crowded in the morning, so it's easy to shop. A shop that I wouldn't want to have.

The eat-in corner feels lonely due to the influence of corona, but I think it's a valuable supermarket because there are eleven cuts in the delicious bakery and drugstore that have been around for a long time, so I don't have any trouble in my life. There is Ito-Yokado nearby, and I think that has a better product lineup, but the Alps seems to be close to the local community.