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NUNOKAWA KAIUN Y.K.

Nishiarai, Japan

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NUNOKAWA KAIUN Y.K. is a Japanese company that specializes in demolition services. They handle various types of demolition projects, including residential and commercial buildings. The company ensures compliance with all necessary permits and regulations, providing peace of mind to their clients. Some of their past projects include the demolition of the Sumitomo Shimbashi Building in 2004 and the renovation of buildings in Toshima, Arakawa, and Kita-keiyo areas in 2022. The company is located in Toshimaku, Tokyo, with contact details available on their website. Founded in 2004, the company has been operating in the Tokyo area, handling over 50 projects as of 2022.

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