Nihonbashi-minami Post Office

I happened to stop here because there was an errand nearby. He contacted him in advance to see if he could do so and said that he had prepared the documents but could not check them at first. He told him that he had confirmed in advance, and the person at the counter was in consultation with the person in the back, but was able to find out after all. I know you're busy, but you need to understand and learn a bit more about your work. Basically, there is no problem here because I do not use it, but if you come near for business, I will hit others.

A large post office that handles many postal items. There are many kinds of commemorative stamps for the general public.

The scenic mark depicts Nihonbashi and the main pillar lion.

One 140 yen non-standard-size mail and two 120-yen non-standard-size mails were collectively sent out from the post office window, but once the receipt was confirmed, 140 yen × There were three, and an extra charge was taken. In retrospect, the clerk did not weigh the first pass. Another day, there is a little thick, but when I brought in a fixed form mail less than 1 cm to the window, I was told that it was 120 yen without measuring the thickness, so it should be a fixed form mail ... If it says, it is 120 yen because it is thick, and it is returned and paid reluctantly. Both are the same, young female agents. Here is a scale that can measure the thickness at home, we are packing while checking with it. It is true that there are some people who are not motivated or do not have a solid job.

Did the person who pays the national pension collectively at a convenience store in Chiba prefecture say that it was a downturn act?