Screw Shop Conveys "Value of Preparation" on June 1st "Screw Day": KIZUNA Co., Ltd. to Host Seminar for Manufacturing Site Mindset Reform
Okuyama Seisakusho Co., Ltd. will host a seminar on June 1st, "Screw Day," at KIZUNA Co., Ltd. to convey the "value of preparation" to address the labor shortage in manufacturing. The aim is to reform on-site mindsets and improve productivity, starting with screw and bolt management.
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## Press Release Information
### Title: Screw Shop Conveys "Value of Preparation" on June 1st "Screw Day": KIZUNA Co., Ltd. to Host Seminar for Manufacturing Site Mindset Reform
### Body (Excerpt of first 8000 characters):
In manufacturing sites, a single delay in work can affect the entire process.
### Background
In Japan's manufacturing industry, the severe labor shortage due to the declining birthrate and aging population has become a serious issue.
While initiatives like DX and automation are progressing, many "problems that can only be solved by people" remain on-site.
Especially at sites, issues like the shortage of small parts such as screws and bolts can trigger a chain reaction of so-called "reactive" problems, including work stagnation, wasteful movement, and communication friction.
Furthermore, in recent years, an increasing number of foreign technical interns and other foreign personnel are playing a central role on-site. In an environment where diverse human resources work, discrepancies in understanding work procedures and preparation are sometimes observed.
Against this backdrop, the importance of "preparation that anyone can understand" and "creating mechanisms that anyone can reproduce" is growing.
If screw and bolt management is insufficient, time is spent searching and errors occur on-site.
### Initiative Content
This initiative addresses these on-site challenges by holding a seminar for on-site employees (approximately 30 minutes) on the theme of shifting from reactive to proactive preparation.
The content conveys the "importance of preparation," "changes in on-site mindset," and "productivity improvement," based on actual problems occurring in manufacturing sites.
"Preparation that anyone can understand" is achieved through labels and arrangement.
### Features
The characteristic of this initiative is that it is not merely a lecture but offers:
* Practical content tailored to the site
* The concept of "preparation" that can be understood regardless of language or experience
* A perspective of people entering the site to support problem-solving.
Okuyama Seisakusho not only supplies screws and bolts but also supports "preparation" at manufacturing sites through its inventory management support service.
Systematizing preparation leads to improved overall site productivity.
### Representative's Comment
Takeshi Nakajima, the representative, states the following:
"I created the philosophy of 'Future Creation' based on two axes of gratitude.
One is gratitude towards my parents, and the other is gratitude towards the ancestors who built this Japan.
Our active generation faces challenges that can only be solved now.
For small and medium-sized manufacturers, this is the 'labor shortage' due to the declining birthrate and aging population.
We will continue to confront this challenge by conveying the 'value of preparation.'"
Seminar shares challenges of manufacturing sites and conveys the "value of preparation."
### Event Overview
* Date: June 1, 2026 (Monday) 10:00 AM~
* Content: Seminar on the Value of Preparation
* Venue: KIZUNA Co., Ltd.
* Address: 1286 Shimokawaire, Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture
* Target: Manufacturing industry workers
### Company Overview
* Company Name: Okuyama Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
* Location: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
* Business Activities: Screw and bolt sales, Inventory management support service
### Title: Screw Shop Conveys "Value of Preparation" on June 1st "Screw Day": KIZUNA Co., Ltd. to Host Seminar for Manufacturing Site Mindset Reform
### Body (Excerpt of first 8000 characters):
In manufacturing sites, a single delay in work can affect the entire process.
### Background
In Japan's manufacturing industry, the severe labor shortage due to the declining birthrate and aging population has become a serious issue.
While initiatives like DX and automation are progressing, many "problems that can only be solved by people" remain on-site.
Especially at sites, issues like the shortage of small parts such as screws and bolts can trigger a chain reaction of so-called "reactive" problems, including work stagnation, wasteful movement, and communication friction.
Furthermore, in recent years, an increasing number of foreign technical interns and other foreign personnel are playing a central role on-site. In an environment where diverse human resources work, discrepancies in understanding work procedures and preparation are sometimes observed.
Against this backdrop, the importance of "preparation that anyone can understand" and "creating mechanisms that anyone can reproduce" is growing.
If screw and bolt management is insufficient, time is spent searching and errors occur on-site.
### Initiative Content
This initiative addresses these on-site challenges by holding a seminar for on-site employees (approximately 30 minutes) on the theme of shifting from reactive to proactive preparation.
The content conveys the "importance of preparation," "changes in on-site mindset," and "productivity improvement," based on actual problems occurring in manufacturing sites.
"Preparation that anyone can understand" is achieved through labels and arrangement.
### Features
The characteristic of this initiative is that it is not merely a lecture but offers:
* Practical content tailored to the site
* The concept of "preparation" that can be understood regardless of language or experience
* A perspective of people entering the site to support problem-solving.
Okuyama Seisakusho not only supplies screws and bolts but also supports "preparation" at manufacturing sites through its inventory management support service.
Systematizing preparation leads to improved overall site productivity.
### Representative's Comment
Takeshi Nakajima, the representative, states the following:
"I created the philosophy of 'Future Creation' based on two axes of gratitude.
One is gratitude towards my parents, and the other is gratitude towards the ancestors who built this Japan.
Our active generation faces challenges that can only be solved now.
For small and medium-sized manufacturers, this is the 'labor shortage' due to the declining birthrate and aging population.
We will continue to confront this challenge by conveying the 'value of preparation.'"
Seminar shares challenges of manufacturing sites and conveys the "value of preparation."
### Event Overview
* Date: June 1, 2026 (Monday) 10:00 AM~
* Content: Seminar on the Value of Preparation
* Venue: KIZUNA Co., Ltd.
* Address: 1286 Shimokawaire, Atsugi City, Kanagawa Prefecture
* Target: Manufacturing industry workers
### Company Overview
* Company Name: Okuyama Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
* Location: Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture
* Business Activities: Screw and bolt sales, Inventory management support service