MaxValu Kaisei Station

I love this store very much! Its cosy, it has everything we need in daily life and though sometimes a lot of people are there still you dont feel uncomfortable there. Stuff is polite and very helpful!

Although it's like any other supermarket in general, the aji fry and croquettes are absolutely delicious! Granted, I was going in around 8am around the time they bring them out but they are big, succulent, crispy, and well-priced. Would definitely skip the 7-11 for the aji fry next time at the Kaisei train station.

Our 'go to' place for groceries. It's open 24 hrs, has a big parking place with reasonable rates​ and a friendly staff. Staff can't speak English and there are no English sign boards but shopping gets easier once you know the layout. My wife who can't speak Japanese is able to shop without any issues. It has ATM and auto check out machines. Both ATM and auto check out machines have English menus. There are tables and chairs in a corner where one can sit and eat or have coffee or tea to drink from a vending machine nearby. There's a Tokoyaki stall inside which of open during the day time. A micro oven and a water dispenser (hot and cold) is available for free.

Next to the station and reasonably priced supermarket

The parking lot entrance on the Kaisei station side is prohibited from turning right, but most of the stupid people are willing to turn right. Completely lawless zone. I wish I could set up a center pole so that I couldn't turn right. Or, if you turn right and store it, the sensor will detect it and prevent it from entering. Why can't I go straight at the station entrance intersection and turn left? Do you bother to enter if you do not cross the oncoming lane? I'm from a rural area, so I'll say it clearly, but Kanagawa residents are not good at driving. Do not drive if you do not understand the meaning of the right turn prohibition.