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Construction companies in the company history and the Great Kanto Earthquake
Taking advantage of the Obon holidays, I went around various places that I could only go on weekdays.
The Construction Industry Library, which posted a blog on February 20, 2020, is now on display a special feature on the Great Kanto Earthquake.
At the construction site at that time, of course, it was very confusing, so there are few records left.
Nevertheless, the company history of each company records the hardships of the field and the pride of the craftsmen.
Click here for past related articles.
February 20, 2020 “Only Construction Library in Japan”
August 17, 2020 "Construction Industry Library Mini Exhibition is being held!"
Seven companies are mainly featured. From among them
Shimizu Corporation, headquartered in Chuo-ku
Mr. Magumi was involved in the bridge of the current Eitai Bridge
In other words, it's important.
I have sweat and tears.
100 years later, please take a look at it.
※The publication has been approved by the Construction Industry Library.
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