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At the forefront of a new era in construction

Japanese firms engaged in construction and related industries are facing two different scenarios on the domestic and overseas market. At home, in a domestic market that is shrinking due to an aging population, there is a major focus on the maintenance and repair of existing infrastructure and buildings, while also enhancing their resilience to the natural disasters that have become more frequent due to

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