FUJI

I bought stationery and clothing because it is very close to Hodogaya station. There are few types of home appliances, and they are not attractive.

It is an image of being in charge of daily necessities other than groceries, as it is paired with Fuji Super on the other side of the rotary. However, recently, due to a redesign, all the medicine-related items have disappeared. It became a little inconvenient because there was no more over-the-counter medicine for itching.

On the first floor there are daily consumables such as detergents, medicines and foods. The number of items is small. The second floor has a fairly wide assortment of items such as light bulbs, stationery, clothes, pots and pans, futons, and storage cases. An image of slippers and socks and everything you need to live. It was a shop that couldn't be beaten.

Even though it was a drugstore, the pharmacist returned early, so when I was inconvenienced that I couldn't go to buy medicine on the way home from work, I finally stopped handling the medicine. I went home from work for a 2% discount on pets every Friday, but changed to Saturday every other week. If it's easy to go home after work, but you need to go out and buy it on Saturday, you can go online. Weekdays were good every other week. On weekdays, I want to be with my pet who is on my answering machine on a holiday. Since the product lineup is too wide and shallow, it is not too cheap and not abundant, so I think there will be fewer opportunities to go.

It's not a large store, but I think the product lineup is good.