TSUTAYA Hankyu Ibaraki - Ibaraki

I have most of them and I have a lot of stock, so I don't remember any trouble. The clerk is also kind.

During this time, when I came to the store, a young female sales clerk at the cash register had a pleasant loud chat. The introduction of self-checkouts was meant to help the clerks play I did not know

A little popular works are being rented out. And, although it is part, I have felt very unpleasant with the attitude of the clerk. It has not been used since then.

Most DVDs are not polished (work of flattening the disk and eliminating scratches), and there are normal objects that borrow ten sheets and do not jump one by one. If you borrow here, I recommend you who borrowed it elsewhere.

The assortment is good, but I wonder if the staff's private language stands out. The staff at the cash register are usually talking. There is a plate saying that you should use the self-checkout during this time, but it's not the time to speak privately. It's difficult for elderly users to understand, so it takes time to rent it, but after seeing how it responds to bluntness, it's naive. I thought. My child wanted to go to the bathroom, so he lent me a staff toilet on the second floor, but it was messy because I didn't clean it. .. Goose bumps such as yellowing. .. No matter how much it is dedicated to the staff, it's a little. .. .. Also, I will return the mail. .. A refund bag and one free of charge for a total of 1000 yen or more for rental CDs and DVDs. I was surprised when I borrowed it and saw the notes. It weighs less than 1 kg and is less than 3.5 cm thick. One piece for 1000 yen or more, right? If you put a rental product worth 1000 yen there, it will be over 1 kg, and the thickness will be over. .. If you borrow 10 old DVDs, the thickness and weight will be over. However, even if I borrowed a CD, it was too thick. It doesn't make sense to return the mail. .. Also, I didn't know that if I changed my address, it would be delivered to TSUTAYA. About five years ago, my child mistakenly put in a different DVD, and the store called me many times, and I contacted him by postcard, but he complained that his address had changed and he returned. The use of the T card was suspended until it was confirmed. I put it in by mistake, and I regret it, but I wonder if I can be blamed so much. Be careful to hear it before other guests see it. The wording is intimidating. If that happened next time, I thought it would be a threat to be told that I would take an extension fee. The attitude toward customers and the private language are excellent.

It's convenient because it's on the street in front of the station, but ... It's a shame that TUTAYA, who has become a major company, can't help it. It's concentrated in the local area, so I'd be happy if there was a little more kindness and attention, but I think it's not easy to see the inside of the store. However, please be aware that having Mister Donut in front of you invites strange temptations (laughs).

When I searched for the DVD of the movie I wanted to watch, I came to this store because it was in stock. I found some other titles I wanted to see on the old DVD, so I plan to rent them again when I return the DVD.

It is a reasonably large (two-story) scale Tsutaya. Tsutaya in the vicinity has closed one after another, so it is valuable. I am grateful that the mail return is free for rentals of 1100 yen or more. This is an important point to come to borrow from the neighboring town.