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We finally did it. The Hamamatsu Sales Office!!!!

2024/10/22

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

We're holding an information session to recruit members for the Drainage Rock Bolt Method Research Group (tentative name)!

The other day, via bulk email...Schedule for the DayI sent those and more!

If,They haven't come!If this applies to you, please contact us.

I'll send it again.

This is urgent.

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Please note that we are also sending out a batch of rejection emails at this time.

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But that's beside the point.

I've been secretly planning and working on this since last year, and I finally pulled it off lol

Shioda Development Co., Ltd., Hamamatsu Sales Office

Our Hamamatsu Sales Office Is Now Open!!

 

It's a little smaller than I expected, lol (I'll expand it eventually).

We expect to be able to change it to a ministerial permit by the end of this month. (Application submitted)

Since there's no running water, we'll be installing a well there soon.

 

Since our mission is to contribute to general contractors in Hamamatsu City and Shizuoka Prefecture, we’ll work even harder!

We look forward to your continued support.

 

Please check our website for the exact location.

Shioda Development Co., Ltd.

 

See you later.

*Please know that I don't want any gifts or flowers—just your kind thoughts will do.

The room's so small, it gets in the way lol

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