Unique gifts, friendly service, reasonable prices

The store is full of stylish and cute miscellaneous goods. I think you'll probably enjoy it unless you're like me. However, the last time I was there, I received a sales call about SEO measures, and I saw a man who appeared to be in charge telling a female part-time worker in an intimidating tone, ``Please decline because it's not necessary.'' I pulled it. I was looking at the miscellaneous goods in a fun mood, but when I realized that this kind of person was running the store, I didn't like it, so I haven't been to the store since.

A Kichijoji-style miscellaneous goods store. A rare shop that carries products made in a workshop for people with disabilities. It might be good for people who are looking for miscellaneous goods that can't be found anywhere else.

This time I came to the store for the purpose of a gallery exhibition. It may be the same staff as the person who posted here a month ago... but it's a very disappointing customer service. They aren't even serving customers. Even after joining the store, he didn't leave his office work and had a very curt attitude when asked questions. I asked about textiles, but they didn't even come out of the counter. Some of the items were displayed in metal baskets, and some of the items were difficult to remove due to the stitches getting caught in the baskets. If you are going to put knitted or woven fabrics on it, you need to take care such as laying out the cloth first. It's a shame that it was handled so well even though it's a work by a great artist. We are repeating our products both in stores and online. There are wonderful things lined up from all over the country. The concept of the store and the creators are both wonderful. However, if you don't value the products in your store and the customers who come to your store, you'll be putting the cart before the horse. I didn't have this impression when I visited the store a long time ago, so maybe something has changed. I guess that's why online shopping became the main focus because there weren't many items. The people at the gallery were welcoming and courteous, filled with love for the organizers' works and creators. As for the next section, he said he was happy to be able to get his hands on it. thank you. Manager of Majerka. It would be a waste, so I think it would be better to reconsider the training of the staff. I believe that there are things we should always cherish regardless of whether we have a disability or not. I'm a fan, so I apologize for being so harsh.

Wow this is a very lovely store! We walked in after seeing the sign outside 'we sell crafts made by disabled people in Japan' I wanted to support them! We will definitely try to come here again on our next trip to Japan!

The image was different from the photos posted by other people, and it was difficult to enter as there were many staff members trying to attract people.

I bought a small bottle to use as a single flower vase. I had no idea that one small bottle could brighten up a space so much! ! ! ! (*ﾟ▽ﾟ*) I think the price was around 1000 yen, so 1000 yen for this small bottle? ! You might think that. However, please take a closer look and compare it with the mass-produced bottles found at 100 yen shops and other general stores. It doesn't look inferior to quite expensive flowers, and in fact, the slight distortion makes it look even more attractive as the days go by. It's a very nice item that makes you feel like it was worth the 10,000 yen, so be sure to take a look at the colorful small bottles near the entrance of the store. It looks like it can be purchased online as well.

First class customer service!

I went there about a year ago. It was a fun shop to just browse through the wide variety of handmade goods. However, as others have written, the staff's customer service... My expectations may have been a little too high because I had the image of a warm-hearted restaurant that valued the individuality of people with disabilities. They probably have a lot of pride in the product, but when I say, ``This is great,'' it's no wonder they don't smile. That kind of attitude was a little scary...

I was assisted by a female staff member, but when asked about the product, I wonder what the salesperson would do when asked about precautions when handling the product, only saying, ``It is assumed that the product should be handled with care.'' I was very willing to buy it, but the customer service was so bad that I didn't buy it. It was almost like I didn't want to buy it. What I wanted to ask was that you should not wash the dishes because of the material they are made of, that you should wash them by hand, and that you should be careful when handling the tableware because it is made of ceramic. I asked about it because I wanted to cherish what the artist created. I was really angry. I had been thinking about buying these miscellaneous goods for a long time, and if possible, I would like to buy all kinds of miscellaneous goods, but because of this clerk, I lost interest in buying them, and it also made me think about how important the customer service industry really is. . This is the first time I've ever felt like this, when normally I would just buy something without worrying about it. It's a shame about the staff, even though the work is great.