A Coop Shiroyama shop

I live in Hino City, Tokyo, but because of my work, I visit this shop once or twice a month. Hino in Tokyo and Shiroyama in Kanagawa prefecture are not really far apart. It's not far away, but is this kind of supermarket in my hometown Hino or Tachikawa? To be honest, I can't find a large grocery store. There are about 10 large and small supermarkets around my house within a 10-minute drive, which is very convenient, but there is no large grocery store like ours. To be honest, this was the first time for a coop shop, so was it even more impressive?⁈ I heard that it is domestically produced except for some meats. Recently, even supermarkets in the neighborhood have set up corners that focus on "local products" and "photographs of producers", but the scale is different. Not only fresh vegetables, but also handmade sweets such as rice crackers and steamed buns, and processed foods such as jam and local beer are just like "Kanagawa Antenna Shop". Among them, I liked the fresh fish corner of the local fish shop⁈ "Sakanaya Shun" in Kanagawa prefecture. Fresh fish specialty stores occupy a corner as it is, and especially when I come to this place, I just buy "sashimi" and "nigiri sushi" and get scolded by my wife. Unlike Hino, which has many nuclear families, it seems that there are many farmers and large family homes around, and I feel that there are many large "profitable bags" for sweets and other bagged products. .. In any case, I think that it is a large grocery store that is different from other "safety and security" that is closely related to the local community.

Fresh vegetables are available. The bento also tastes good and some are half size, making it easy for the elderly to buy. It's stable and crowded in the morning, so if you want to avoid crowds, it's in the afternoon.

I hadn't been there for about 10 years, but the number of acquaintances has given me a high evaluation, so I started going again. Aside from cheapness, there are some very good things. In particular, the goodness and price of the sashimi (tuna) were wonderful, and I was honestly surprised. It is no longer necessary to go to Kakugami fish. Also, rice such as bakery and rice is delicious.

Cash, credit card and pay are accepted. Parking is available on the flat and rooftops. The meat we handle is basically from Kanagawa prefecture, and you can purchase Yamayuri beef and Yamayuri pork. Fish are as good as other supermarkets, and on good days they are very good. However, I think that fish is delicious at every A-COOP. Morning vegetables, eggs, dried noodles from Kanagawa prefecture and miso are lined up next to the entrance. After that, the good things at that time are handled in the same way as other agricultural cooperatives, so it is more like fruits than buying at a poor supermarket. I go to various agricultural cooperatives, but when I'm busy, I think it's a convenient supermarket that can be supplemented here. On Sundays, you will get a 5% discount on your T card. For your information.

I like general products because they are expensive but reliable. The vegetables sold directly are fresh, and this is a cheap, first-come-first-served product!