Satisgift, a new service that supports foreign souvenirs in Japan

2019.12.13

“Satisgift” displays a menu page translated into multiple languages ​​when the QR code dedicated to the store is read with a smartphone. AI chat will ask you about your nationality and preferences while conversing with users and suggest the best souvenirs. In addition, by introducing local specialties, you can share Japanese culture with them.

~ Satisgift’s first full-fledged introduction to a “Menihingura”, a souvenir store in various places in Kyushu ~
JR Kyushu Retail Co., Ltd. started full-scale introduction at retail stores from October 2nd (Wednesday) to the “Menihingura” developed in various locations in Kyushu. There was a desire for foreign tourists to experience highly satisfying shopping.

■List of stores currently installed

A store operated by JR Kyushu Retail Co., Ltd.
・ Hakata brand store Daytos (1-1 Hakata Station Central Street, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, JR Hakata Station Datetos)
・ Hakata brand storehouse Chikushi Exit (1-1 Hakata Station Chuo-gai, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City JR Hakata Station Concourse)
・ Beppu storehouse (12-13 Ekimaecho, Beppu City, Oita Prefecture JR Beppu Station)
・ Oita Specialty Store (1-40 Kanamecho, Oita City, JR Oita Station Bungo Wasaki Market)
・ Kumamoto Collection (3-15-30 Kasuga, Nishi-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture JR Kumamoto Station Higo Yokamon Market)

■ About “Menihingura”

This is a large souvenir shop that has a wide selection of “really good things” such as local specialties and famous brands. In addition to an extensive product lineup, it offers attractive stores and sophisticated services tailored to the local area, providing comfortable shopping support for customers on the road.
Website:https://www.jr-retail.co.jp/business/meihin.php

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