トイザらス、売り場の1割を子どもの遊び場に

Welcome to Japanese Daily News. I'm Maya. Today, November sixth, a toy store in Tokyo has turned part of its floor into a place where children can play. Let's listen.

Now let's break it down.

The toy store chain Toys R Us has made its store in Odaiba, Tokyo, new again.

In October, Toys R Us was bought by the company that runs the Don Quijote discount stores.

At the end of October, one hundred fifty-four stores in Japan became part of this company.

At the new Odaiba store, about ten percent of the sales floor has become a play area for children.

It means the sales floor, the part of a store where things are sold.

It means a play area, a place for playing.

Here, children can really play with the toys.

The number of goods in the store has also grown to one point three times what it was before.

It means goods, things for sale.

It means to increase.

They also plan to add more toys for adults, and more goods with popular characters.

The company wants to make the number of kinds of goods three times bigger at all its stores in Japan.

It means kind or type.

They also say they want to hold events in the stores every week, so that customers come more often.

It means a customer or a guest.

At Toys R Us, the Christmas sale has already started.

Now listen to the full story again.

Quiz time. Listen and answer.

A toy store.

About ten percent.

Three times.

Every week.

That's all for this morning. Maybe you can go and play there too. Thanks for listening, and see you next time.