Sheet Metal Production In Japan – Lawn Mowing With Go-Kart Feeling At Canycom
Combining Japanese craftsmanship and industrial manufacturing expertise is a great way to create world-beating products. The agile utility vehicles from Canycom are a good example with help from TRUMPF.
Easily recognisable thanks to their eye catching design, they keep moving even when the going gets tough. Equally at home on American construction sites and Italian vineyards, these nimble carriers and dumpers can carve out a path in even the most inaccessible terrain.
Canycom’s specialized utility vehicles are a popular choice in over 50 countries around the globe – and it is not hard to see why. Combining high-quality workmanship and practical ingenuity, they keep things moving in even the toughest terrain.
“Work can sometimes feel exhausting and demoralizing, but we do everything we can to make it more fun!” says Canycom Chairman Hitoshi Kaneyuki.
Owned by the same family for 20 generations, Canycom is steeped in tradition. The Kaneyuki family can trace its ancestry back to a master Samurai swordsmith in the early 14th century who was renowned for the craftsmanship of his curved katana blades.
As much a work of art as a weapon, these swords often took weeks of painstaking work to create. Although this mid-sized manufacturer no longer produces Samurai swords, it is still inspired by the idea of making the perfect product.
Yoshimitsu Kaneyuki, who took over the day-to-day running of the business from his father in 2015, argues that Canycom’s success is based not only on reliability and robustness, but also on a healthy dose of playfulness.
“It’s quite an achievement to make tedious work fun – it might even be the main reason customers choose our products over others,” he says. That’s why the Japanese principle of asobigokoro – or ‘doing something in a playful way’ – plays such a central role in all Canycom’s products.
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