Naka-Meguro Tsutaya Books — Attraction in Tokyo

I didn't receive a fair service from the employee.... There was an English speaking man before me in the payment counter, and the employee gave him smile + talk nicely... But when it was my turn, the face changed.. she looks unhappy.. I spoke Japanese, and I think my accent could tell that I am not a Japanese.. I don't know the reason behind... The only question I asked was whether QUO card can be used, and she said only the APP. I never had this experience in other tsutaya stores, so I think is the employee problem... So I gave only 1 star for it, the other 1 star is Tsutaya (environment, location) as a whole ~ Also, the employee didn't ask whether I have the T-point card, and I have forgotten to show them. I did forget sometimes which store is using which point system... I think Tsutaya have to re-train the employee in the...

TSUTAYA and Starbucks are located under the elevated railway. The site is small, so it looks like a tiny bookstore inside a Starbucks. I came here several times, but it is always crowded and there are no seats available at Starbucks. It is stylish and pizzazz, but these is too little books for book lovers to look for books. Books are placed as just interior. Furthermore, there is no space to relax. But it is stylish and pizzazz. In terms of how much I like it, TSUTAYA in DaikanyamaFutako-tamagaw...

Beautiful setting, nice choice, but although I like to concept of living among the books, the space is very narrow. I'm not sure anybody with a disability or even +size people could move at all in this shop. In addition, there are few small steps here and there that almost made me trip... and eventually did while looking at books. Chotto...