Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

It's looking pretty gloomy, isn't it?

What I hate most is humidity.

Having meetings at Tamarun is especially awesome, lol.

It would be better if it were crisp and sunny, but then it would be hot...

Let's make sure to eat well before summer arrives so we don't get summer fatigue!

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But that's beside the point.

Should we start using full-body harnesses here, too?

Or rather, I use it as part of my creative process.

It looks cool, though.

It appears that safety has been ensured.

However,

It feels like work is just an afterthought.

Having trouble putting on your tool belt?

It feels a bit awkward to use, doesn't it?

 

After looking at various products from other manufacturers, it’s clear to me that safety is the top priority.

That's fine as it is, but I'd like them to make the waist gear easier to use.

Especially for slope workers, the safety harness and tool belt come as a set.

It's a little different from a scaffolding company, isn't it?

There are times when you just want to sit on your safety harness when the slope is steep, right? (lol)

You'd love to stuff those anchor pins right into your tool pouch, wouldn't you!

 

Since full-body harnesses are not currently required, as a measure to improve safety,Creativity is only in season right nowThat's right.

Some people might say, “That goes without saying!” but the vast majority of people aren’t actually doing it.

However, I'd really like them to make a full-body harness that's more geared toward slope workers.

We'd love to help out as much as we can, lol—as long as it's a full-body harness designed specifically for slope workers.

I suppose it will continue to be improved from here on out, though.

Some people say they can’t do it unless it’s this way or that way, but don’t forget to make the most of what you have right now.

There’s a world of difference between saying “I can’t do it” and just giving it a try.

 

See you later.