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Sales person from west side of Japan Sales person from west side of Japan Yesterday I went to an electrical appliance store with my sister and her boyfriend. It's a large store and sales various kinds of things. The store is now having a New Year's sale, so there were a lot of discounted or selling with special gifts products in the store. My sister wanted to change her mobile phone, so we went to the mobile phone corner. So many sales person talked to us to sale their company's product while we were just watching. There are three big mobile phone company in Japan, and each make's sales person worked very hard to get new contracts. Some sales person even talked to us while we were watching other maker's products. We noticed a staff had western Japanese accent while we were talking with him. My sister asked him that if he came from west side of Japan, and he said yes. He said that other staffs were also came from that area for the New Year's sale. At first I thought why they came all the way from that area, but soon I figured out. People from west side of Japan talks very well and good at selling. It seems that they tried to get contracts from us honest eastern people using their sales skill. When I noticed it, I was very surprised that the company coming up with that business strategy. Each maker's staff worked looked too hard to get contracts while we were enjoying New Year's holiday.

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Sales person from west side of Japan

Sales person from west side of Japan

Yesterday I went to an electrical appliance store with my sister and her boyfriend. It's a large store that sells various kinds of things. The store is now having a New Year's sale, so there were a lot of discounts and selling with special gift products in the store.

My sister wanted to change her mobile phone, so we went to the mobile phone corner. So many sales people spoke to us to sell their company's product while we were just watching.

There are three big mobile phone companies in Japan, and each make's their sales people work very hard to get new contracts. Some sales people even spoke to us while we were watching other maker's products. (When you speak about more than one person, it is best to use people. It is plural)

We noticed a staff had a western Japanese accent while we were talking with him. My sister asked him that if he came from west side of Japan, and he said yes. He said that a lot of the staff came up for the New Year's sale.

At first I thought why did they came all the way from that area, but soon I figured out. People from west side of Japan speak very well and are good at selling. It seems that they tried to get contracts from us honest eastern people using their sales skill. When I noticed it, I was very surprised that the company came up with that business strategy.

Each maker's staff worked to hard to get contracts while we were enjoying the New Year's holiday.

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