Boat Pier Kurihashi

Please do something about the uncle who is always on the ground floor from morning till night, wearing a hat that looks good for farm work and talking to people all over the place. I'm worried about splashes. Also, the gray-haired brown-haired old man who sits in the last seat on the 2nd floor is an ago mask, and I'm scared to wear cancer all the time. Please be careful not to pretend to look at the guards. Also, the guard who returns the mark card dropped on the floor proudly, please really stop.

The facility is relatively clean. The shops were cheap and infection prevention was thorough. It is safe.

The cleanliness of the old image is maintained. It seems to me that the people who can only enjoy here at the national gambling knowing the matchfix are local characteristics from old times. If you don't grieve, trick, or use important people, I think you should live with gambling addiction (laughs).

I stopped by a single car for the first time after a break. If you don't like smoking, you quit indoors. There was a racetrack and odds on the racetrack held on the monitor. The room was clean and the toilet was clean. The outside was only a parking lot, and I thought that there was a place where I could stand and eat snacks and snacks outside. No one was noisy and enjoyed the race quietly. Most of the pensioners are aunts and young men. There were no young women. When I looked at the monitor, it smelled strange, so when I saw it, my grandfather walked while leaking these things into his pants. Some people don't have a bath. Is it relatively cheaper than other public gamblings? If you don't immerse yourself in the 100 yen, you can enjoy it more than pachinko. By the way, I got 70 yen in 2 races and went home.

Use several times a year. The parking lot is always full. The cafeteria is normal in taste and price. I think it would be nice if the shops were a little more fulfilling. If you don't really like boat racing, you may not be very comfortable.