Tamura Book Store - Chiyoda City

There are many books here, but there are no shops. Because there is no clerk here. Even if there is a book, the "Nani" facing the clerk is fluttering back. I don't know if it's a well-known second-hand bookstore, but what have you learned by reading a book? There is no culture or virtues to read from the book here, only arrogance. Something like these bookstores should and will eventually be eliminated. If you make a mistake, don't drop in here. It just makes you uncomfortable. It may be a place that suits strange people who have a hobby of being abusive. I don't sympathize with it at all. Oh, it was an unpleasant experience.

The customer is not a god, but his attitude is strange. I can't help but doubt the humanity of the shopkeeper who has an attitude of looking down on others in red. I think you should relearn how to serve customers.

It is the most interesting shop. When I was looking at the book, I was angry with my attitude to look down. で し ょ う You may be dealing with “high quality books,” It's a store that just borrows the reputation of a renowned writer who misunderstands enlightenment. Unlike in the past, in the present day when you can express your opinion freely, if there are thoughts and styles, what should be expressed by some means or mediation. Without doing such things, sticking to invisible "as if" things such as tradition and dignity, it feels painful to think that "I am the rule", yet Ogai Mori It is also a point that people who are dealing with something firmly feel crazy. Also, whether you want to increase sales by doing wagon sales while acting like a stall, or whether you are worried about the reputation of the net or whether it is an online shop, the clerk always operates a PC, There is no store that is so painful that you can feel a great contradiction in the way it is. We encourage you to stop by if you have the time. You can experience the best entertainment like an Omi merchant. On rare occasions, you can also see people who have the illusion of an apprenticeship in this misunderstood attitude that does not understand the color of this business. I will not go again.

I searched to dispose of my old Dutch dictionary while organizing my study, and first called. Then, after listening to the story, "There are no people around me and it is regrettable to throw it away. If a student buys it," he advised me, "Please stop if you only have one book." When I answered, "I have something to do in the neighborhood," I was asked for my name and arrival time, and said, "Please go upstairs directly, you won't know below." I hung up saying, "Thank you for your kindness." Go out at the appointed time and have them buy it. The inside of the store is small but organized and comfortable. As a librarian, I can see that they are lined up in a limited number of bookshelves. There is a professional attitude, such as talking to me in my name that I told him on the phone when responding. As a person accustomed to the mechanical response at the bookstore in the town, I liked the one-on-one attitude. In the corner of interest, he said, "Look at it for a moment, and be careful not to touch it." He said, "I have to touch it." I strongly thought that the difference from the reputation written here was "The rumors are unreliable, I should actually go and check with my five senses", so I will write it for the first time.

It is a store that thoroughly researches used books. Since there is only one used book, browsing is good, but random reading is a violation of etiquette. You should clarify your intention to buy the book you want to buy in advance. It's tough to turn it into an enemy (excuse me), but when it's on your side, it's a great person. In particular, the poetry collection is almost the best in Japan. After I bought a first edition book, when I said that I was interested in Kenji Miyazawa, he showed me the spring and shura of the previous glass door, but I refused because it was too expensive to buy. It became a story of a reprint of Spring and Shura, and it became a topic such as a very well-made look. When I tried to go home, I was given this reprint because of that. It is different from the reprinted version so far. This reprint is a reprint of the first edition that Kenji Miyazawa wants to make based on the fact that when he created the first edition, he mistakenly made a collection of poems that should be a mental sketch, so he painted it with gold powder and erased it.

The clerk's attitude is too bad (especially the person in the foreign book on the second floor) I felt that it ended as a human nature. I feel like I don't want to get a single star.

The real pleasure of rock climbing the bookshelf in the valley where the bedrock of the reading book swells. A half-price sale for all the books in the store is a light step when you go out.

The owner, Koichi Okuhira, died on November 26th. We sincerely pray for your souls. The Tamura bookstore I experienced is written here In a store that quickly drives out customers like I didn't. Nothing was said when I touched the book, and I was able to buy it normally. Not only the wagons in the store, but also the academic books in the store were cheap and good. It is true that Mr. Okuhira is strict with customers, and I have seen people who tried to touch books while wearing gloves being warned. This is because the book may be dropped if you wear gloves. Some people were cursed by the clerk while looking at the book on the wagon stand while talking on their mobile phones. This was a little pitiful. I myself have been scolded. When I tried to buy two books, I decided to buy only one for some reason, and when I told him to buy "this cheaper one", he said, "This is not the cheaper one, it's a book. Be careful about how you use the words. You are much cheaper. " I was able to buy a cheap book, and I was a little angry that day, but after that I was strangely convinced that I had another book sold normally the next day. Mr. Okuhira seems to be a person with intense praise, but I think that his passion for books and his pride in the business of second-hand bookstores were genuine, and there is one store in Jimbocho with such a certain tension. I think it's okay. Until the Showa era, I heard that there were similar stores not only in second-hand bookstores but also in restaurants. It may not be suitable for the times when anything becomes harassment soon, but in society this degree of baptism is commonplace. The shop is Mr. Okuhira's study, and I think Mr. Okuhira was the rule among them. Now that Mr. Okuhira has passed away, I wish I could talk a little more, and I feel that the times have changed as the number of such unique shop owners decreases. I was hoping that Mr. Okuhira would put out a memoir-like thing before he was alive, but that became impossible. It is definitely an old bookstore that made an era in Jimbocho, and is it only me who thinks that volunteers should make a memorial collection? Finally, thank you very much for giving me a good book.