No. 2,166 in Japanese
来店
"来店" means "store visit" or "coming to a store."
In a sentence
この店に初めて来店した時、店員がとても親切でした。
When I first visited this store, the staff were very kind.
来店 (visiting a store) is used here to describe the action of coming to the store for the first time.
来店のお客様に、特別なクーポンを差し上げます。
We offer special coupons to customers who visit the store.
来店 (visiting a store) is used here to refer to customers currently visiting or who have visited the store.
雨の日でも多くの人が来店するのは、この店の人気の証です。
Even on rainy days, many people visit the store, which is proof of its popularity.
来店 (visiting a store) is used here to indicate the occurrence of customers visiting the store as part of its popularity.
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