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Prices of Goods Rose by 1.8% in July Compared to Last Year

In July, the government reports that household prices rose by 1.8%, with green tea and potato chips surging far higher. Faced with these costs, a supermarket in Sayama City tries a new tactic: displaying goods in boxes and selling unchilled drinks to shave off every possible yen. Will their bare-bones approach keep customers coming back?

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くには、毎月まいつき家庭かてい使つかものやサービスの値段ねだん調しらべています。
7がつは、去年きょねんより1.8%がりました。
このなかもの値段ねだんは、「緑茶りょくちゃ」が29.2%、「ポテトチップス」が13.3%がりました。
もの値段ねだんがっているため、かたかんがえるみせもあります。
埼玉県狭山市さいたまけんさやましにあるスーパーは、品物しなものならかた簡単かんたんにしました。はこはいったままならべたり、ものつめたくしないでったりしています。
みせひとは「できるだけおかねをかけないようにして、1えんでもやすりたいです」とはなしていました。

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The government checks the prices of goods and services used in households every month. In July, prices increased by 1.8% compared to last year. Among these, the prices of food items such as 'green tea' rose by 29.2% and 'potato chips' by 13.3%. Due to the rising prices of goods, some stores are rethinking their sales strategies. A supermarket in Sayama City, Saitama Prefecture, has simplified the way they display products. They are arranging items while still in their boxes and selling drinks without chilling them. A store representative said, 'We want to sell as cheaply as possible, even if it's just by one yen, by minimizing expenses.'

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