Yurindo LaLaport Tachikawa Tachini Store

It is very good that children's books are easy to pick up. There is a cafe next to it and it's nice to be able to read books, but I've never used it because I'm busy shopping.

There are takeaways such as coffee. Books from infants to the elderly are lined up as needed.

The display is designed so that the new issue is easy to understand. I think the product lineup is normal. It is not far from the Kumazawa bookstore in Mori Town. In Corona, the reading space and kids space in the store are closed, so there is not much merit. On the contrary, the space is an obstacle, and the interval of 2 meters makes waiting for the cash register long. Stationery is also narrowly lined up, and the passage is narrow, which is inappropriate. Especially, the one displayed in the middle of the aisle is an obstacle. Drinks are on sale, but as you can see in the photo, they couldn't keep up and were left unattended, but recently they have been cleaned up. The area around the ventilation opening on the cash register was covered with dust, which made me feel unclean, but now it is being cleaned. I was still interested in the layout of the cash register. First of all, the frontage of the cash register is narrow, and you have to bring your face close to ask something, so it is inappropriate. Next, when the clerk handles the product, he looks back and moves to the back shelf, crosses behind the other clerk, and therefore crosses with the other clerk, probably the flow line of the clerk is completely considered. It seems that it has an inefficient structure. Thanks to that, the long wait for the cash register is encouraged. In addition, the shelves on the customer side in the photo are too low and too narrow, so if you put a soft object such as an eco bag on it, it will slip and become unstable and unusable. Therefore, I try to put an eco bag on the upper shelf, but this is also useless because it is too narrow and this time it is too expensive. I heard that I used the space like a coffee shop as it was before, but I felt that it was not good as a bookstore, but now it is kept clean and it has become a normal bookstore. ..

I stopped by to buy a children's picture book. The male clerk was kind to everyone. The female clerk has a mistake in how to deal with it.

Since I went there for the first time, I didn't know where it was, but the stationery products were in their own way. The set products for the New Year were sold at a bargain price.

It may be wide and easy to see in a wheelchair. There is no staff because there is a cafe that was not there at the beginning of the store when I was looking for something in a high place. It hurts not knowing if I'm looking for a book or a staff member.

The pencil is engraved. There is a deadline. It is a nice service for children who are going to advance.

The assortment is as normal as it is in LaLaport, and there are plenty of picture books and children's corners. The older brother and sister of the part-time job are also normal. However, it was impressive that one of the clerk (employee?) Was very polite. The correspondence to the person in a wheelchair who was lined up in front of me was very nice, I never talked from a high place over the shopping counter, I went around in front of the wheelchair one by one, bent my knees, and the shopping bag I was checking the type of wheelchair. I feel that I want to be an apprentice to be able to respond politely during busy hours on Sundays.