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Japan, 〒080-0042 Hokkaido, Obihiro, Nishi 12 Jōkita, 4-chōme−１−１−６
contacts phone: +81 155-35-1088
website: www.daiichi-d.co.jp
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.9351722, Longitude: 143.183754
くお
::I was told that they don't sell stamps and postcards, but since the ATM doesn't accept Japan Post, I was convinced.
める
::It's a mystery that no one's reviews mention it. Not only at this store, but at multiple Daiichi stores, the freshness of fruits and vegetables is extremely poor. I heard from multiple people that ``Daichi is expensive but the products are good,'' but Fukuhara is better. I don't buy much meat or fish, so I don't know, but it may have been limited to those. At the Keihoku store, the broccoli flowers are about to bloom and there are holes in the stems, and the green kiwi fruits are hairy and slippery, and the skin is so damaged that it's peeling. The other day, I asked someone to buy some Maitake mushrooms, and I thought they were kind of heavy, but the edges of the hat were starting to turn white, and when I opened the bag, the mushrooms looked damaged and water was coming out. This kind of situation is impossible at a supermarket proper sale. When I first came to Obihiro, I'll never forget the sight of sprouting potatoes piled up in a wagon with price tags on them (not at the Keihoku store).
金子孝明
::This is one of the retail stores that I use from time to time, not only for myself, but also for my family. I used it often when I lived there before living in my current house. Although we underwent renovation work once last year, the store itself has not changed much since it opened. Business hours are from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., but if there is a special sale on a day of the week, the store opens from 9 a.m. Parking spaces are located on the south and west sides of the store. However, the number of cars that can be parked at either location is not that large. It can be particularly crowded on Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, and sale days. There are two entrances and exits to the store, and the entrance on the west side has the chicken side dish "En". There are also two bank ATMs located at the west entrance. There are also toilets and a cleaning shop on the east side. The purchase price in the store is almost the same as in other supermarkets. It seems that you can purchase items at up to half price after a certain time in the evening at the side dish corner on the east side of the store, but I haven't used that service recently, so I don't know for sure. We are open all year round, but like other stores, we are closed for 3-4 days during the year-end and New Year holidays.
うぐうぐ
::The store has a decent selection of products. Although the store is small, there are a lot of parking spaces, so it's a good place if you want to do some quick shopping. Staff are quick at the cash register, and there are many customers who shop quickly, so turnover is fast. However, the parking spaces are narrow and a large percentage of the customers have poor manners, making it difficult to distinguish between entrances and exits, and people often fight at the entrances and exits, making it very difficult to enter.
Dan Metcalf
::Another great DaiIchi grocery store in Obihiro. This location has fresh food preparation, good selection of about any grocery store item you'd want, and all around a good place to pick up your foodstuffs.