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Kisaka

Sakai, Japan

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What Kisaka does.

Kisaka is a company specializing in marine products and services. They are the Japanese distributor for the brand name Mercury, selling their boats and engines through a vast network of sales partners in Japan. Kisaka also offers its own products, such as the WIZARD boat, which specializes in fishing. They have an online platform for private customers that allows them to purchase specific parts and accessories directly. Additionally, they sell Fliteboard, an electric hydrofoil boat that enables a new form of water sports. Kisaka is also a provider of SEAKEEPER stabilizers, which reduce the rocking of ships. The company has its headquarters in Osaka and offers a variety of products and services for the sailing fishing industry.

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