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    The global rise of Japanese monuzukuri

    Aug 14, 2020 3 minutes
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    Toyota is synonymous with “monozukuri”, the Japanese concept of high-quality craftsmanship that was made famous in the world of business by the globe’s number one car manufacturer back in the 1990s.

    Literally meaning “making things”, focuses on a profound reverence for the thing being made, high-quality, customer satisfaction and the constant pursuit of innovation. Thanks to a strict adherence to the tenets of , Toyota has long enjoyed the leading position in the global car market, where it is joined by its domestic rivals Honda and Nissan to make up the Top Five.

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