Tairaya Oyama Hongo Store

It has a typical image of a supermarket as seen in Showa movies or dramas. If you buy sashimi, the sashimi on the surface looks delicious, but the invisible sashimi underneath is just a streak. Fried fish are bones, fillet-treated, and crunchy. The method of taunting the consumers who bother to visit makes us feel distrustful. I wish I could sell good things at a high price and streaks at a low price ... It's the most disappointing shop these days.

There are few merits other than being open until late. In terms of product lineup and price, I think it is inferior to other stores in the vicinity. Aeon and Beisia have abundant PB and cheap prices, so there is no reason to go there unless you are in trouble late at night. It is good that the parking lot is large, but the road facing it is narrow and there is a lot of traffic, so the impression is that the area near the entrance is crowded.

I miss the place where I used to live and the passage of time. It becomes convenient and I just stop by for shopping. The 100-yen shop has also become a good place to live in with more convenient housing nearby.

supermarket. The product shelves are kept low and you can overlook the inside of the store. Since the aisle is wide, it is easy to shop with a cart. There are also many parking lots. There is also a wheelchair-only parking lot. Some electronic money such as ID is OK.

It has improved considerably because I can go in and out from two places in Hongo-cho.