We recently held a completion ceremony and inauguration ceremony for the new buildings at our head office and Otsu factory.

At the completion ceremony, a Shinto ritual was performed with representatives from the design firm and construction company in attendance, and prayers were offered for the safe operation of the new building and for the future development of the business.
Furthermore, at the completion ceremony, we were honored to have over 40 distinguished guests in attendance, and thanks to their many congratulatory remarks and warm support, we were able to conduct the ceremony without any problems.

Main features of the new building

1. By creating a semi-cleanroom environment throughout the entire factory, we aim to stabilize product quality and improve the production environment.
2. We have created a new, open-plan cafeteria and office space with the aim of promoting communication among employees and creating a more comfortable working environment.
3. Based on the dedicated integrated line introduced at the Ogaki Plant, our production facilities have been evolved into a more flexible, general-purpose integrated line, aiming to improve production capacity and enhance our production system.

Going forward, through the operation of our new building, we will strive to improve quality and ensure a stable supply, and continue to contribute to society through our manufacturing efforts.

<Building Overview>
Name: Otsu Factory, Head Office and Factory No. 1
Building Overview: 3 stories
Completed: April 2026

Scenes from the completion ceremony
Takayuki Shimizu, our company president, giving a speech at the completion ceremony.
Exterior view of the new company building
1st floor factory
Cafeteria [Towards improving employee benefits and working environment]
Office [Towards improving employee benefits and working environment]

An article about the completion of our new building was published in the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun on April 30, 2026.
This article is published with permission from Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Co., Ltd. for copyright use.

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The completion ceremony is also featured on the Shiga Prefecture website's "Kirari Tsushin" (published April 15, 2026).