Writer gets an inside look at Toyota's Tsutsumi plant

RP news wires

Without meaning any disrespect to the workers at the Tsutsumi Manufacturing plant in Toyota City, Japan, watching them work as like watching the perfect ant farm. It’s rare to see such organization in human activity. Although being that this is Japan, it wasn’t overly surprising.

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