The inaugural meeting for the "House Roof Ventilation Wall Ventilation Research Group" will be held at Tokyo Big Sight on November 13th.

The inaugural meeting for the "House Roof Ventilation Wall Ventilation Research Group" will be held at Tokyo Big Sight on November 13th.
2 on Wednesday, November 12th
2 on Thursday, November 13th
I have been asked to give a seminar.
On the 12th, a collaborative seminar between the former professor and Imaizumi, which was previously introduced, was held by Shinken Housing.
In addition, in the evening there will be a renovation seminar hosted by Architectural Knowledge Builders.
On the 13th, Hiruichi will be holding a collaborative seminar with Oikawa-san, sponsored by Shinken Housing.
In the evening, there was a meeting to promote the founding of Hauseko's "Home Roof Ventilation Wall Ventilation Research Group."
I will be participating in a total of four films.
For detailed timetables and room allocations, please see the website below.
http://www.jma.or.jp/jhbs/seminar/seminar.html
In addition, the "Residence Roof Ventilation Wall Ventilation Research Group"
However, the chairman is Mr. Kobe, the president of Hauseco.
I am not worthy of being named Managing Director...

However, here's where it gets really amazing.
The special advisor is Professor Sakamoto, the president of the Building Research Institute and former professor at the University of Tokyo.
Professor Ishikawa, Professor Emeritus of Tokai University and a leading expert in the field of durability
Professor Iwamae, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at Kinki University...
It's amazing how President Kobe managed to get the approval of so many people.
I was surprised by his enthusiasm. This is also the result of his steady research and experimentation.
I believe this achievement is possible only because I have continued to publish papers.
There are many ventilation hardware manufacturers, but all of their products are tested for wind and rain resistance.
I think Hauseco is probably the only manufacturer that checks the safety of their products.
I too have learned a lot of new information about durability from Hauseco.
We have been steadily working on insulation for the past 20 years, but we need to perfect it next.
For the past two years or so, I've been thinking that the problem is with durability.
The cost is low, and you can gain valuable knowledge that is hard to find anywhere else.
I think it will be a great success. I hope that many people will participate.