😂Haha! Antique indeed. I wonder if they decided to store it in a museum. 😜
I wish I could have observed it more closely but I would have literally been in their way. Lol!
I realize it did take some time to get the old system out. Apart from cutting it out, they had to do some rocking and shaking. I guess that’s understandable since it had been in place for…who knows how many years. The new system stood vertically but the old one was horizontal.
They had a slight issue with sizing. I think the covering for the new unit was slightly smaller. They had to use a piece of wood to fill the space. Though that didn’t seem to be a big problem, I realize they had to call someone in (another member of staff) to view and verify the solution. Even with that adjustment, the process took exactly two hours as they had said.
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Exactly. Alterations due to differences in dimensions would sometimes hamper these kinds of jobs. Yet, with the work precision and meticulous care the Japanese are well-known for, that project would easily flow until completion. Thank you for showing us an interesting piece of your life in Japan! Cheers! 😊
😃Thanks too. I’m sometimes amazed by their work precision and etiquette. It was interesting to see the set up.
Have a great week. 🎶