Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The weather's been really up and down, hasn't it?
Here's a photo from the other evening.
It looks like it's going to rain in Nagoya today.
I’m truly honored that members of the general public have been reading this blog lately.
Although my articles have traditionally been written for professionals, I plan to start writing for a general audience (people outside the civil engineering industry) as well.
That's because slope construction—the very work we do in our industry—is a profession that virtually no one has ever heard of!
This is also part of our outreach efforts to raise general awareness about slope construction companies, lol.
If the general public across the country becomes more aware of slope engineering, there’s a very real possibility that young people in various regions might say things like, “I want to become a slope engineer!” or “I want to manage slope engineering projects!”
I really hope that the number of slope maintenance companies across the country will increase, even if just a little.
So, if we want the general public to learn about “norimenya,” I guess we just have to write about it for them, right? lol
What exactly is slope stabilization?
That's what I mean.
Surprisingly, even after being in this industry for a long time, there are still many things I don’t know, so I think some people might find it refreshing in a way. Plus, there’s still a lot I don’t know myself, so this gives me an opportunity to look into things and learn more.
Since articles that are too technical can be hard for the general public to understand, I'm thinking of creating a blog category aimed at a general audience, lol.
Even though everyone’s driving on the highway and through the mountains, constantly looking at these slopes, they don’t even know the word “slope” (norimen)!?
I hope that ordinary people will make use of the Q&A section as well.
Click here for the Q&A section
Professionals, please feel free to use this service as well. (Just register your email address—you can use any name you like. We’ll almost certainly never contact you via email, lol.)
I plan to start posting articles like the one above from now on, so I appreciate your continued support.
See you later.
