Qiān Niǎo Wū Běn Jiā　イオン Xiǎo Jùn Diàn

"It is an annual occurrence for Ion to suffer flood damage. There were gates installed at the entrance to prevent water intrusion. The layout inside the store was more confusing than other stores, with food and cosmetics sections not clearly separated. It gave the impression of something not well thought out and unfriendly. Maybe it wouldn't bother you once you get used to it."

I went there for the first time and it was spacious. There was a wide variety of goods and I had a fun shopping experience. There is a bakery in the same building where you can get a big loaf of bread with chocolate for 280 yen. I bought it and it was delicious with plenty of chocolate. The staff at the store were very polite, typical of AEON. It was a different level from Yume Town, and I enjoyed shopping as a customer. I came back for shopping again but it was still spacious and I couldn't go around the whole place. Daiso and the bookstore are located at the far east-end, so if you need to go there, it's convenient to park at the K section of the parking lot. The food court is also nearby.

I am looking forward to the installation of a street piano on May 1, 2022. I am excited at the thought of various people playing it in the future. Although I cannot play the piano myself, I have been deeply moved and inspired by street piano videos on platforms like YouTube. While I may be passive in my approach, I hope that the city will become a place filled with music. I am also curious about the famous artist, Mr. Torikoshi, who will be painting on this piano. It will be interesting to see what transformation awaits the piano, which is currently plain white.