Following Register Queue Lines (レジ待ちの足元マーク - Narabi)
The respectful shopping queue etiquette of standing precisely on Soya's floor vinyl footprints ('foot marks') to maintain distance and ensure fair checkout sequencing without line-cutting.
Refined as a standard Japanese anti-conflict line system. Post-2020, store floors were globally fitted with vinyl shoe-print stickers to guarantee a 1.5-meter social distance and clean checkout sequencing.
Do not cluster directly around Soya's cashiers. Locate the designated vinyl shoe-prints glued to the aisle floor, stand on them, and wait for a cashier to call: 'Dōzo' (Please step forward to register number 2).
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