Japan Post

I left work early and returned to 20:00 by designating 20-21 o'clock, but there was an absentee vote stated at 20:00. Can a delivery person named Mr. Akita even wait 30 seconds? I think I'm ignoring customers too much because I want to finish my work early and go home. Even though I was asked to enter a phone number when redelivery was specified, it does not contact that number. I'm just worried that my personal information has been taken. Please take action.

Basically, we use it when the nearby post office closes in time or when we are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Until now, most of the receptionists and Yuyu counters have been very polite and polite, and I feel good. To be honest, the delivery staff who come to my house may be a little worried, but most of them are not bad at all, but rather good. It may be the main office, and depending on the date and time, it may be rather crowded.

局員の応対は丁寧だった

Could you always stop redelivery when it's right at the start of the desired delivery time (between 19 and 21 o'clock the absence notice would be at 19:00)? Even though this is what you want, it may not be the right time to start because of work or use. Or rather, there is a reasonable distance from the house Mitaka Post Office, but are you waiting in front of your home? Can you give up because it ’s so disgusting?

It was the morning of the same day that valid coupons were delivered until December 25, 1900. When inquiring to the coupon issuer, it was sent in early November. I was checked by the surveillance camera in front of the post box of the condominium from 3:00 to 26, but there was no suspicious person image. The auto-lock and PIN are different for each resident and not known by anyone other than their family members. Since there is no gap inside the post, there is no way to think of it as a postman. The man who would be a telephone manager was in the shadow of the postal affairs era, and he was not 100% confident and investigating, and there was no apology. In fact, this is the fourth time since the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications has disappeared, including what I sent by ordinary mail. Therefore, the important documents I send out are expensive, but are registered mail. Don't you think it's terrible?