Kusuri Station

I still remember how helpful the shop keeper, it was my first time i going to japan the shop keeper is old man and old woman, they can't speak english but they really patient helping me to choose medicine and trying hard to communicate with me using google translate, i really appreciate it !!! Hope someday i can pay visit and meet them again to buy things :) they gave me sticker bonus

Tokyo Station South Passage, 5 and 6 steps down stairs. It is open from 7:30 on Monday to Friday, from 7 on Saturday, and from 8 on Sundays and public holidays. I wanted an eye drop before going on a business trip in the early morning of Saturday morning, but when I found our shop and asked a pharmacist I told you exactly. Although it is a compact store, it was easy to find information shelves for eye drops and recommended products without delay. A compact construction may be better for use when the time before departure is limited. Thanks to you, I was able to get in safely and it was very helpful. The closing time is only 22:00 on Friday, otherwise it is 21:30. There are other drug stores that are open until late, but they are recommended because they don't know much about where they are open early in the morning.

Although it is a very small store, it has an assortment of products that I thought. In addition to the first-class pharmaceuticals, you can also buy second-class pharmaceuticals such as Yunker and Zena, as well as eye drops, masks and travel miscellaneous items that you lack during your trip. Payment can also be made with a credit card.

I used it for my trip. He seemed to think that he was going on a trip in the future, so he told the clerk that he would go after checking out. I was happy because there weren't many such calls in rural areas.

I had a cold medicine. Also, with Ryukoku.