我在Takashimaya的纪伊国屋书店 （Kinokuniya）拿了一张店内的地图。那里对我来说，当然一点也不陌生（闭上眼都能走到想去的地方），根本不需要地图这玩意儿。
只不过有点被书店的用心感动。
一张小传单上清楚印刷的商店地图，背面是一些客服资讯。
书店里的若干摆设区，像地图上不同的地标，指引阅读供给品的搜取。
多方便啊……
28 January 2007
阅读的地图
我在Takashimaya的纪伊国屋书店 （Kinokuniya）拿了一张店内的地图。那里对我来说，当然一点也不陌生（闭上眼都能走到想去的地方），根本不需要地图这玩意儿。
只不过有点被书店的用心感动。
一张小传单上清楚印刷的商店地图，背面是一些客服资讯。
书店里的若干摆设区，像地图上不同的地标，指引阅读供给品的搜取。
多方便啊……
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The Japanese are known for being detailed-oriented. But, being the cynical and pragmatic me, allow me to be cynical: hey, all they want is the bling bling (that means $$) in your wallet (or bank, if you use NETS/VISA/ Mastercard), so you don't have to be 'touched' by their effort. It'll be against their very instinct not to print some map and thus, risk leaving a noobie to Kino (like me) lost and not spending a cent eventually.
Allomw me my romanticism sometimes, dear...:P
Well, doesn't matter what's their motive for printing the map - it's a win-win situation for both Kinokuniya consumers and shareholders. ;)
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