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FUTABA SHOKAI, K.K.

Okuimachi, Japan

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FUTABA SHOKAI, K.K. is a 73-year-old trading company based in Japan, specializing in the sale of screws, shaft parts, and tools. Founded in 1951, the company has been operating since then and serves companies in the prefectures of Toyama, Niigata, and Gifu with a wide range of inventory. Known for its commitment to customers and its employees, who it supports through its performance, FUTABA SHOKAI, K.K. not only offers products but also solutions tailored to its customers' needs. Its main office is in Toyama, and it is renowned for providing a stable workplace without relocation, where the workday concludes at 17:00.

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