Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Starting today, our projects in Kagoshima, Hokkaido, Aichi, Shizuoka, and Fukui will all get underway at the same time.
Oh, come on...
I'd really rather not have to go that far...
Just getting everything organized is a huge hassle...
If possible, I'd like to shift toward doing things quickly and locally.
But that's beside the point.
I'm sorry today's update is a little late.
I'm back on the job today, and I'm already exhausted... lol
I found it!
There was actually one more way to stay cool on site!
This is it.
About this helmet with a visor,
The helmets we use are made by a company called Toyo Safety.
Toyo Safety (Helmet with Visor)
This green type—when you do this, it makes your face feel cool!
(Maybe there are similar products from other companies if you look around?)
It was super hot out today, but,
Just wearing the visor keeps direct sunlight off my face, so I don't get dazed!
Until now, I’d only been thinking about keeping my body cool—my face was something I’d completely overlooked.
Early symptoms of heatstroke include a flushed face and feeling dazed. I feel like I was able to prevent that from happening.
Just like covering your body, I think covering your face can also help prevent heatstroke to some extent.
If this helmet had a fan, it might just be the ultimate helmet, don't you think!?
Plus, thanks to the sunglasses effect, there's no glare and you can see your surroundings clearly!
I'm heading to the site again tomorrow, so I'll give it a try lol
Sure enough, every time I go to the site, I discover something new.
The job site is great, but when someone who doesn't usually go there shows up, they just get in the way...
Artisans really are amazing, aren't they!
Your strength in withstanding this heat and your preparation are truly impressive.
See you later.
