The homepage (project) has been updated with additional photos of the construction site (Tōkō Bridge) as of mid-October 2024.

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We have added site photos (taken on October 15, 2024) from the construction site of the Danjiang Bridge in Tamsui District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, to our company website (Projects). The main tower will reach a height of 200 meters above the water surface. According to the plan, the main tower will be constructed in 53 floors, with each floor featuring a complex variation in shape. As of mid-October 2024, the construction of up to the 33rd floor has been completed. Please check our company website (Projects) for more information. ■ Project Name: "Danjiang Bridge Project" If completed, the Danjiang Bridge, designed by the late Zaha Hadid, will have the longest span in the world for a "single main tower, asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge." The construction of this reinforced concrete main tower utilizes the Perry System (SCS+VARIO). Additionally, this project is an all-Perry project that was awarded with the support of the Perry Group's project and technical teams, with Perry Japan as the point of contact. Perry Japan Co., Ltd.

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At Perry Japan, we conduct product exhibitions of system formwork, study sessions, assembly experiences, and product seminars based on the concept of "Listen, See, Touch/Ride, Assemble" to meet our customers' requests. 1. "Listen" to learn - Conducted in a presentation style using large monitors. - Our staff will provide product explanations. 2. "See" to learn - We always display actual formwork and climbing systems used on-site. - Our staff will explain the actual products and conduct Q&A sessions. 3. "Touch/Ride" to learn - You can actually touch the displayed items. - It is also possible to experience the hydraulic ascent of the climbing system while on the scaffolding. 4. "Assemble" to learn - You can experience assembly demonstrations and the assembly of system formwork conducted by our construction instructors.