Japan Post

The post office is not available. It's usually the main office, but I used it on the morning of 12/14 for the first time in a while because I had something to do. Please line up here in a row Is written, There are two counters, and customers who enter and interrupt the reception on the right side instead of the people who are guarding and lining up on the left side are not warned, and they are accepted as waiting and are given preferential treatment. Not one or two. The staff will instruct you that some people are lined up at convenience stores. There are two receptions, but there is only one computing device, and I will tell the staff on the left who is sluggish that the reception on the right is okay because the payment is the same, but one for the waiting customers Without a word. I don't know if there are older women on a temporary basis because it's crowded at the end of the year, but the customers aren't properly handled, interrupts are OK, and it's awkward. I was surprised because this is not the case at the head office.

The mail window is slow. The time spent on each customer is uselessly long, and extra conversations are also made, so the customers also talk further and prolong. When there is a long line, other people who are laughing and talking in the back should also be sent to the mail.

It is convenient because it is in front of Shibuzawa Station, but at the end of the year, the two ATMs were large queues.