点评:They seem to be employing western speaking and originating staff, probably because the cure business is tourists.
However this caused a lack of Japanese politeness that you come to expect.
On one occasion my wife was told off sternly and aggressively for putting her shoes on after the water exhibit.
I had approached a staff member and she had advised me to collect shoes and bags to move to the next room.
After what happened to my wife I approached the staff member who was aggressive and she was equally aggressive work me.
We took off our shoes, locked them up again and move as I structed.
Turn out it was the water exhibit once more.
I returned to the aggressive staff member and told her we had done that area and she said "ok get your shoes but DO NOT PIT THEM ON until you are in that area" - that was 3 metres from where we were standing.
Just unnecessarily rude,particularly with no signage or instructions anywhere to be seen.
Other than that unexpected rudeness, it was very good.
Suggest 8:30am (first entry) before HUGE crowds come through.
翻译:他们似乎雇佣了会说西语的工作人员,可能是因为治疗行业是针对游客的。
然而,这导致了日式礼貌的缺失,这正是你所预料到的。
有一次,我妻子因为在水展结束后穿鞋而被严厉而粗暴地斥责。
我去找一位工作人员,她建议我收拾好鞋子和包,去隔壁的房间。
在妻子遭遇这件事之后,我去找了那位粗暴的工作人员,她也同样粗暴地对待我。
我们脱掉鞋子,重新锁好,然后按照我的指示移动。
结果发现又是水展。
我回到那位粗暴的工作人员那里,告诉她我们已经参观了那个区域,她说:“好的,穿上你的鞋子,但在你到达那个区域之前不要穿鞋”——那个区域离我们站的地方有3米远。
简直是不必要的粗鲁,尤其是在没有任何标识或指示的情况下。
除了那意料之外的粗鲁之外,一切都很好。
建议在早上 8:30(第一次入场)之前,避免人潮拥挤。