Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I was in Kanagawa this week and just got back the other day.

Well, it’s a little under four hours one way, so it’s not too bad, but my butt hurts from sitting in the car too long lol.

It's gotten to the point where I'm starting to wonder if my butt's getting pointier...

Do I need one of those things with beads strung together, like a taxi driver has?

Is that because of breathability and to reduce the contact area?

It's that time of year when the humidity makes your butt itch and feels uncomfortable, lol.

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But that's beside the point.

Create some shade on site!

There’s a product out there that’s easy to set up and take down anytime, and it’s also lightweight, affordable, and simply the best!

This is the result of an idea I came up with and tried out more than 10 years ago.

Well, I guess anyone could come up with something like this... (lol)

That's tulle!!!!!!

This is surprisingly cool!

After all, they block out about 50% to 80% of the light! (There are slight variations depending on the manufacturer and type.)

It significantly blocks the rays emitted by the sun (ultraviolet and infrared).

It's usually used as shown below. Since it's good for plants, it's great for people, too!

Plus, it's light and cheap!!!

This is the best! (Hooray for farming tools!)

We have a variety of materials available, so please choose the one you like best.

I think it cost around 3,000 yen for a 2m × 5m sheet at a home improvement store or similar place.
(Prices vary depending on the type.)

A light breeze makes it feel absolutely wonderful.

It's perfect for this time of year.

Of course,Getting creative to improve the work environmentI'll post it there.

If possible, it’s a good idea to include this in the pre-construction plan.

It’s easy to install on small steps on slopes and the like, and the best part is that you can install it just about anywhere with ease!

Please give it a try.

 

See you later.