Ginza-dōri Post Office

When it opened in the early Heisei era, it was the forerunner of the urban aerial store post office, which is now commonplace. It was a small post office with only half of the floor on the third floor, and only one model that can use ATM cards only, but it was expanded several years ago, the lobby was spacious, and several latest ATMs were operating. It became convenient next. As an aside, the post office in front of this station is located on the sidewalk of Ginza-dori that exited the building, but it is not a general red color but a calm color post according to the cityscape of Ginza. Be careful not to miss it.

The customer service is neat, concise, appropriate, and polite. The person who serves customers also has a clean image and feels good. If you go to another post office, this is the place to go. After all it was comfortable to bring it with me. It was a long time since I came to the store, but I felt it was as good as before.

The post office on the 3rd floor of the building. Ginza-dori, the monument of the birthplace of Ginza, willows, and swallows are drawn on the landscape sign.

I wanted to buy stamps on 9 postcards and put them out as they are, but a person who seems to be the director said, "I will put stamps on 2 postcards here. Please do it yourself for other postcards." , The postcard was returned. I'm really surprised. I've used the post office about three times, but every time I go home, I feel uncomfortable. It is really a pity.

Because it is the third floor, it was vacant at 12:30 ♪ (^^)