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Blending tradition and innovation through monozukuri

For many people these days, most of the words we read or write are formed by pixels on a digital screen, as digital technologies have quickly replaced the books, newspapers, magazines, pens and pencils that were the predominant media for centuries. The printed and written word are undeniably in decline, but they will remain essential forms of communication, and indeed inspiration, for many years to come.

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