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NAKATA KENSETSU, Y.K.

Morai, Japan

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NAKATA KENSETSU, Y.K. is a construction firm based in Japan that has been active for approximately 30 years. The company specializes in earthworks and water and sewage systems, focusing on public works. It has operated in Saga Prefecture, particularly in the city of White Stone. The firm offers employment to earthworkers, machine operators, and site supervisors and emphasizes stability and the promotion of young employees. They have certificates and classes required for their work, but these are not explicitly named in the text. The company provides a friendly working environment and offers a monthly salary system to regulate working hours.

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