It gives the impression that it is the largest among the unmarked shops near Funabashi. As the floor is large, they have a large selection of kitchen and bath supplies, and I've been looking at them online, but I'm not sure whether to order them or buy them, so I'd like to see them in person. Convenient when. There are sofas inside the store and sofas provided by Ito-Yokado outside the store, so it seems possible for families tired of shopping to sit and wait. It carries not only women's fashion but also men's fashion, so it is also friendly to men who like MUJI.

Located on the 4th floor of the west building of Ito-Yokado in front of Funabashi Station, with a loft on the 3rd floor for convenient shopping. Wide variety of products. Food, miscellaneous goods, cosmetics, kitchen supplies, clothing, and other daily necessities are available at affordable prices. There was also furniture. MUJI beds are cute! I was also able to buy items that were introduced on TV and online.

Fairly spacious But it's been a long time since Muji week. Maybe that's the case with every store. I showed them the barcode of the app. It wasn't discounted. Apart from the member's barcode MUJI week barcode Didn't it apply if I didn't show it? I should have checked it on the spot. It's my fault too, but I went home and looked at the receipt. I understood it for the first time. By the way, on that day Another one I ordered online a few days ago. I have also received the product It's strange that a discount is applied there. In other words, one receipt What is applied and Something that is not true is printed on it. According to the store clerk, it's according to the manual. It's not like I'm wrong though As a customer, it was a very confusing shopping experience. Convenient location and unbranded products There are many things I like I will continue to use it I think I'll be using it with a smoldering feeling from now on.

I always use self-checkout. I always pay by card, so I don't have to worry about the cashier, and I like that I can use the free paper bag (this time I put a file box in it) without hesitation. It's inconvenient because you have to call someone to get your parking ticket stamped, but self-checkout is great because you don't have to wait long!

I think we have all the same products.

The store is easy to see and the selection is satisfying! The cashier's response was also polite and good. The female clerk with long hair who was stocking the items was behaving a little suspiciously, so I think it would be a good store if they could improve things like saying "Welcome" when we passed each other.◎

It's spacious, easy to see, and has a good selection of products. There is a self-checkout system, but you can't use shareholder benefit coupons, so it's inconvenient that you have to line up at a manned cash register. Depending on the timing, there may be quite a line at the manned cash register. The self-checkout counter is empty, so I feel like it's a waste of a valuable facility. But even when it's crowded, the staff are polite and don't make you feel rushed, so you can shop comfortably. I think they are conscious of it because it happens every time. I would like to continue using it!

The store is spacious, so you can take your time and look at various things. I think it's a good place with a wide variety of products...When you have time, you can just pop in and see it like you're looking at a 100-yen shop! I am allowed to buy storage cases for sheets, cushions, and cushion covers.

There is a self-checkout. On weekdays, you can quickly pay without lining up, which is nice.

They have relatively reasonable and unique products, so I visit them from time to time.