It was featured in the latest issue of Glass & Construction Times.

It was featured in the latest issue of Glass & Construction Times.
I was planning to get my desk work done this morning,
Suddenly I asked, "Can I go now?"
I received a call from a new customer.
I had a lot of things to do, but I'm glad you contacted me.
Yesterday, I suddenly received a call from a new customer.
I received a message saying, "I want to meet you during Golden Week."
The second half of Golden Week is no longer a four-day holiday.
Today I would like to introduce the Glass and Construction Newsletter that arrived yesterday.
It is a newspaper aimed at people in the glass industry, but about a month ago, someone came to interview me.
The article was published in both the newspaper and the special issue.
You all know that I am always calling for improved window performance.
I think so, but he also often writes some pretty harsh things.
Even so, I still get requests to give talks from people in the glass and sash industries.
The reality is that it is the most common.
At the same time, they also feel that things can't continue like this.
I would like him to talk about the importance of windows from a perspective that is not in the same industry.
In addition, there are not many positive news stories in the window industry.
I am asked to give lectures because I feel like they show me the direction I should take in the future.
I have heard things like this from clients.
Over the past two years, we have been spreading information about improving the performance of windows everywhere.
I don't know if it worked, but the glass industry, the sash industry, and a little bit
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism is also changing its perception of windows. In the next two or three years, the performance of Japanese windows will
I think we will definitely reach a turning point, and I hope to make that happen.
I would like to continue to move forward in the future.