Hachimonjiya Tsuruoka Store

Gonna miss this place ☺

It is a spacious and beautiful bookstore. About half of them were sales corners for stationery and message cards.

Even at a bookstore, I bought a book for a fee, but I wanted a paper bag to put it in a new bag.

I may or may not have the book I want. The inside of the store is beautiful. There is also a Starbucks next to it, so it's good for killing time.

I live in Sakata, but I stopped by because it was exactly for Tsuruoka. First of all, the store is difficult to understand. Drugstore, Starbucks and Yachimonya on a small site. Since it is in the deepest part of it, I did not notice it when I first went through it. I can't make a U-turn, so I went around the neighborhood once. The relatively large space in front of the parking lot is full and you will be guided to the drive-through of Starbucks if you go deep inside. And when you return, no matter which exit you try to go on the public road, no right turn. Bothersome. Compared to a bookstore in Sakata, there are so many books and stationery that it's fun to just look at them. The assortment is very good. The interior is beautiful and the atmosphere is good. Additional points here 2. Even so, I can see that the word of mouth says that there aren't many items available. But at Sakata's Yojimonya, if you purchase over 3000 yen, you will get a free paper bag service, so if you thought it was the same, you would have to pay for it. Moreover, when I returned to "Do you have a bag?" "I don't have it." I bought quite a few, but are they plastic bags? Isn't it a paper bag? Or I don't ask if it's a plastic bag or a paper bag. Moreover, even though I handed out the books I bought at the time of accounting, I also put out the point card in the tray, but I was paid without passing the point card. After placing the card, the accounting amount was presented and the money was put out next to the card, but the card was through. Even if the clerk took the tray with him and said, "I will keep the ●●●●●● yen" at the cashier, the card would still pass through (I thought that I had passed the card at that time). The tray returned to the fixed position, so I put the card in my wallet and handed me the change. When I went home and saw the receipt, I couldn't get the point card. It's a big shock when you buy a fair amount of money and the point card is not passed. Moreover, since I am a Gold Premium Card member, the points are huge... Even if I'm going to Tsuruoka, I don't go to Tsurugaoka's Yojimonya.