7-Eleven

Seven-Eleven, which is near the station, usually has two ATMs, so I am very grateful for it, but Niigata Shinkin Bank, which was nearby, sometimes had 1000 yen bills running out since it became a branch-in-branch in Yoneyama. thing. It is neither good nor bad as a convenience store. There may be few complaints. Isn't the correspondence so bad... It may be even more because it is not intended for hotel guests but for local residents. If you don't have what you want, walk for a while and there is a Shinano Hara Minami Bandai 24-hour supermarket, so the real competition may be better than other convenience stores.

The worst of the tricks will never come again

There are two ATMs. This is a convenient Seven near the station and the south of the station. There is a nursery school next door.

Surprisingly everyone has terrible eyes If you go to Niigata station by picking up a person who is commuting by train to the Niigata station, this is a better place. By the way, I have plenty of toilet and also a washlet. There were clerks as well as people from Sina, but well I have not received such unpleasant correspondence. Grading is too severe? w Japanese is 4 to 50 years Born and raised in Japan It is such a funny thing as a human being and it is a service level of a convenience store, so I think that there is nothing to make a mistake if it is not too much. It is a customer to protect the shop, so this convenience store in this location is quite difficult so let's keep on using yourself as a customer side ♪

I think that it is a clerk of a foreigner, When you buy three pieces of deep-fried foods, you can get one eligible product such as raw ham for free. I do not know anything such as the event. You can get it for free, do not you? Well, I will try it. You can do it. It was correspondence. Whether you are a foreigner or a Japanese, you should be able to tell if you watch Pop as being written in pop. Temari and Hashid potatoes were cold. Do you forget to warm the switch? The correspondence of a foreign clerk is bad. Whether the receipt can not write Japanese, a Japanese clerk wrote instead.