The BiG Nagano Miwa by AEON - Nagano

I used to go to buy the frozen yakitori in the box, but I'm sorry that it's gone. It was nice to get together and have a barbecue ... I want you to buy it again

Because it is big, the price is definitely cheap. However, things like tomatoes and green peppers often have mixed things if you do not buy it and you do not buy it. It is hard to pass by because the aisle is narrow. There are two clerks in the cashier that are good & helpful stuffing. Other people are sorry that the basket is bad, the card return is one hand. When I am busy, people other than cashier go into the cash register, but I have tomatoes down the bottom. There are six self-reserves. Clerks basically have few people who greet themselves.

The store has wide aisles, is bright and clean, and has a large number of products, making it easy to shop. There are many parking lots including the rooftop, but it is so popular that you can't park your car on big days and Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays with 5% off, and you may go through to the Higashiwada store. There are sushi shops, pizza shops, florists, Japanese sweets shops, cosmetics shops, clothes shops such as GU and Mac House, shoe shops, small Daiso, beauty salons, game corners, rest areas, etc. in the building, so it is convenient on holidays. I think that families are concentrated in. It is also good that there is a place to sit like a bench.

Anyway, it is cheap and if you pay with WAON, you can easily collect points, so I often use it. Since there are many cheap products, there are many customers with strong habits because they are a crowd of customers (including myself). I usually go there around 14:00 to 16:00 on weekdays and it's not so crowded, but once I went there right after the store opened on weekday mornings, it was too crowded with the elderly and there were old men yelling at the clerk. So I decided not to go in the morning anymore. There are some clerk who feel bad or bad, but I don't expect it, so there is no problem. If it says, the aunt who puts a discount sticker at the place of fresh fish moves around by swinging a big dolly without worrying about the surroundings (I do not know even if it seems to hit), so please be careful for children and the elderly!

There is a market corner and vegetables and fruits are cheap, so I bought two cabbage for 77 yen today.

It is a supermarket with a good selection at a low price as a whole. There are also many top value products with good cost performance. □ Price ☆☆☆☆☆ This is the cheapest image in the neighborhood. In particular, the sweets near the entrance and the cup noodles in the middle aisle are lined with very good deals. □ Freshness ☆☆☆ ★★ Vegetables and fish are usually taken care of, and meat is important. The meat (chicken, some pork, etc.) whose processing source is Maxvalu written on the meat label sticker is full of blood, so I try to buy it at other supermarkets. □ Assortment ☆☆☆☆☆ Very good. Some cup noodles, frozen foods, seasonings, etc. can only be bought here in the neighborhood. Top value brand products have good cost performance, and seasonings and frozen foods are from this brand. □ Parking lot ☆ ★★★★ It is very crowded because it is a popular shop. There will be traffic jams near this supermarket. The display will be "full" when the parking lot on the 2nd floor is still full. Also, due to the location, the exit will be clogged and you will not be able to leave for a long time. It is recommended to avoid busy times. □ Other There is an ATM of Hachijuni Bank. There are both manned and unmanned cash registers. All major credit cards can be used. Many electronic money cannot be used.

It's usually crowded on weekdays, but it's not odd on weekends and holidays. Especially elderly people are rolling carts without looking around. Since the price is cheap, the customer base is also reasonable.

It's a cheap and well-stocked place, and it's a place I rarely come to, but it's a store that makes me think if I'm in my neighborhood. There are also original brands and TopValu products, so it's fun just looking around. The size of the shopping bag is 3 or 5 yen depending on the size. I thought that it was kind that each of the shopping carts had a guideline of about half and a full basket. As far as I know, I have never seen such a guide at any other supermarket. If you are familiar with shopping, you can understand it intuitively, but I think that unfamiliar people, such as having started living alone by going to school or getting a job, or being transferred to a single person, are a happy guide.