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Regarding My Attendance at the Training Course for Certified Road Slope Protection Technicians
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went the other day!! Reiwa 7 Registered Road Slope Protection Core Technician Training Course What is a Core Technician? A Core Technician possesses highly skilled work abilities and extensive knowledge, and is responsible for coordinating the worksite and managing operations to ensure efficient progress…
Whether it’s Construction CALS or electronic filing, why is it that, despite government agencies mandating construction DX, they themselves aren’t making much progress?
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. I’ll be in the Kanto region the whole time this week. Tokyo is an amazing place that spans everything from the ultra-urban to the ultra-rural, but I find the countryside more relaxing lol. I guess I really am a country bumpkin lol. Anyway, getting back to the topic at hand—the other day, we were talking about paperwork for civil engineering and public works projects in Tokyo, and it turns out Tokyo still relies on paper…
With the number of contractors holding construction licenses steadily declining, will licenses eventually become unnecessary?
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been in Tokyo for the past few days, attending on-site meetings. During one of them, someone asked, “Aren’t there any stonemasons left these days?” lol. The reason is that the job we’re working on involves splitting massive boulders. They want us to split these huge rocks. Usually, our slope work…
Disinfect and Spend Money to Make Japan Better | The Economic Perspective of a Slope Maintenance Contractor
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta here. The other day, I took the Shinkansen to Tokyo for some business! (For a certain economic activity, lol.) And guess what? The non-reserved seats were practically empty! I was seriously surprised!! I usually prefer reserved seats, but the non-reserved ones were empty!?…
Slope Design Is No Joke | The Importance of Rationale
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I went to Tokyo the other day. The reason is that a site we worked on last year seems to have suffered landslides due to the rain from Typhoon No. 19... It was a private-sector project that we handled from the design phase onward, and my design called for reinforced concrete throughout the entire site. Plus, water…



