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NIKYO KAIUN Y.K.

Togoshi, Japan

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NIKYO KAIUN Y.K., based in Tokyo, has branches in Osaka and Aichi, offering network design, construction, implementation, and verification services. The company specializes in designing and constructing communication infrastructure to support various networks and provides IT technical support. NIKYO KAIUN Y.K. operates from its headquarters in Tokyo's Higashi-Murayama and branch offices in Nagoya and Osaka. Established in 1985, the company has been serving a wide range of clients with expertise in network design and construction for communication equipment. As of December 1, 2025, NIKYO KAIUN Y.K. has undergone a name change.

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