The parking lot and bicycle parking are spacious. The selection is abundant and cheap, but since it is a business supermarket, they don't have as many items as a regular supermarket. Sometimes I wonder about the quality of the products, but they also have many rare imported foods, which is fun. They have thorough infection prevention measures, so you can shop with peace of mind.

Location-wise, the closest station is Shin-Koganei Station, about a 20-minute walk away. It's located along Tenmondai Street, between Renjaku Street and Yamanaka Street. The former TSUTAYA on the 1st floor is now a Gyomu Super, which opened on May 17, 2018. There is free parking available on the same premises, with space for around 20 cars. [May 17, 2018] Visited alone on opening day. It was so busy that there was a line to get in! I'm personally very happy because there is no supermarket nearby. At the opening event, limited shopping bags were given out. I tried the Crocodile Hind Legs (1,134 yen), which tasted similar to chicken and was quite delicious. The skin peeled off smoothly when grilled. [May 27, 2018] Visited alone again. Tried the Nori Bento with Fried Horse Mackerel (298 yen). The taste was not great, but for the price, it's understandable. The variety was limited, with only 4 options available. When it comes to fresh meat, the prices are not that cheap. The vegetable selection is also not very impressive. However, items like pasta, frozen foods, seasonings, and international products are cheaper than Costco. Personally, I recommend the frozen "raw sausages" and "peeled edamame" (*‘∀‘). The fact that credit cards are accepted is a huge plus! Many other business supermarkets do not accept them, so this is very convenient.