Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I've been in Azumino City, Nagano Prefecture, for the past few days.
It's warm here, too.
Looks like it's going to stay warm from here on out, huh? lol

After all, it's better to keep warm so you don't get hurt.
When it's cold, I just can't help but hunch over—it's no good.
And my spirits start to drop, too.
What do you all do in situations like that?
It’s actually more frustrating than I expected when it’s cold.
In situations like that,
Please make sure that the foremen and supervisors take the lead in laughing.
When that happens, the atmosphere around you instantly improves.
Even in a small team, if just one person is smiling, it rubs off on everyone else, and they start smiling too.
If that person happens to be the boss or the person in charge, it makes the atmosphere even more relaxed.
Bandwagon EffectThat's what they say.

When you're feeling frustrated, even things you can usually do easily become difficult, which just makes you even more frustrated, doesn't it?
When you have a little breathing room, you can just go about it as usual without a hitch.
We slope workers climb up and down what seem like incredibly steep cliffs to the average person.
Even in such a tough situation, if you keep smiling, it makes you look like you're having fun, right?
When the boss is all smiles, it makes it easier for the employees to do their jobs, doesn't it?
My way of thinking is different from what it used to be.
Right now, it's important to work while laughing.
Even the smallest thing can completely change the atmosphere on set.
Let's always go through life with a smile!
A grumpy, hard-to-please director is outdated and incompetent.
A boss who can't take a joke won't be able to work with today's young people.
(By the way, I hear that even a fake smile has the same effect!)
When people are working with a smile on the job, it attracts more people to this industry.
If we're going to do it anyway, let's have fun doing it!
Stay safe and keep smiling today, too!
See you later.




I always look forward to your emails and blog posts, and I find them very helpful.
I really think that's true about this joke.
Since I'm usually working overnight on-site, I hardly ever go to the office, but,
Whenever I go to the office for meetings or other reasons, the president is always sitting there with a scowl on his face.
Even when I say hello, the response is barely audible, and when it comes to communication or...
He says it feels like a wake because no one has offered any words of comfort and it’s dark all around.
I don't like that kind of atmosphere, so when I get back to the office, I smile and chat cheerfully with everyone around me.
We'll make sure to handle administrative tasks and prepare for the next construction project as we go, and
At the site office and on-site, we ensure that workers and subcontractors can work safely and smoothly
I make it a point to think things through and plan ahead.
I feel that when the atmosphere on site is good, work goes more smoothly and accidents are less likely to happen.
*This is my first time working on a rebar insertion job site, so I’ll be using bolt scales and clip spacers to
I bought it.
It encourages creativity and makes installation and measurement much easier, which is very convenient.
Thank you as always.
Atmosphere is important, isn't it?
I can't help but wonder, "What are we supposed to do if the person in charge isn't even smiling?"
It goes without saying that everyone takes it just as seriously, but I think what really matters is how much you can enjoy it!
I think that when you're facing all kinds of problems, the solution isn't necessarily to talk with a serious expression—if you talk while laughing, you might come up with simpler and better ideas, lol.
I also agree with the idea that laughter helps things run more smoothly on set.
It appears that Bolt Scale has been submitted by other companies as an innovative idea and has a track record of earning bonus points.
I hope this helps out on the job site, even just a little bit lol
We look forward to your continued support.