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Vessel Apr. Delivered “N3000” automatic swivel and long-seats For Keihan Electric Railway Co.Ltd. o t h e r Other Oct. Delivered swivel reclining seats of Onyang LineFor Korea Railroad Corporation Mar. 2009 Delivered swivel reclining seats of “Nichinan Limited-Express” For Kyushu Railway Co. Mar. o t h e r Delivered benches of 1st and 3rd base side for SEIBU DOME Apr. Started manufacturing CUBE WELFARES Jun. Started delivering anti-vibration beds of High Standard Ambulance Jul. Delivered “Panda-Twins seat” of Limited-Express Kuroshio For West Japan Railway Co. Sep. Delivered spring-up seat for 3 person for NY Subway Sep. Started manufacturing VANETTE WELFARES Nov. Delivered long-seats of Touzai Line for Tokyo Metro Co.Ltd. Nov. o t h e r Completed KYUSHU Plant in Yukuhashi-city, FUKUOKA 1-1 Ikenohata,Osumi,kyoutanabe-city,Kyoto, Japan Tel : + 81-774-63-4000 (Pilot Number) 01/2014 ht t p : / / w w w. su mi no ek o g yo . c o. jp .
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