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Fujita Shoji Kk

Tekkodori, Japan

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What Fujita Shoji Kk does.

Fujita Shoji Co., Ltd. is a company that has been engaged in the distribution and processing of special steel products since 1947. The firm has its headquarters in the city district of Funabashi, in the prefecture of Chiba, one of the largest steel trading parts of Japan. Fujita Shoji operates an extensive supply chain from steel distribution to mechanical processing and also sells machines, including the latest models of the German manufacturer KASTO. The company is known for its variety of steel products and its ability to quickly and efficiently meet specific requirements. Fujita Shoji was founded in 1947 and has established itself as an important partner in the Japanese steel and machinery industry over the last 75 years.

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