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The clay tiles produced in the Nishimikawa region of Aichi Prefecture are called "Sanshu tiles." Sanshu tiles are certified as a "regional brand," proving their national recognition by the Patent Office and their establishment as a local industry. These high-quality clay tiles are used in various structures, including shrines and temples across the country, as well as in the roofs of houses built by major housing manufacturers. 【Features】 ■ Approximately 75% market share of clay tile production ■ Durability and dimensional accuracy that withstand cold climates ■ A rich variety of shapes and colors ■ Used in shrine and temple architecture nationwide and in the roofs of houses by major housing manufacturers ■ High-quality clay tiles *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Eishiro Tile Co., Ltd. carries out the production and sales of clay tiles with two missions. One is to inherit the culture of Japanese clay tiles, which has a history of 1400 years, and to supply clay tiles for traditional buildings. The other is to provide high-quality roofing materials for buildings, starting with residential homes. We take pride and joy in bringing our product "Eishiro Tile" to the world, and all employees are committed to sincerely engaging in the production of clay tiles. 【Business Activities】 ■ Manufacturing and sales of Ibushi tiles, flat tiles, Kapalas, and other Sanshu tiles. *For more details, please refer to our catalog or feel free to contact us.

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"Introduction to Roofing Materials You Can Learn from Manga" is a helpful resource for selecting roofing materials from Eishiro Tile Co., Ltd., which manufactures and sells various types of tiles, including iridescent tiles, flat tiles, and Kapalas. It clearly introduces the appeal of tile roofs in terms of cost and earthquake resistance through manga. [Contents] ■ By the way, what types of roofing materials are there? ■ But isn’t tile expensive? ■ Also, I’ve heard that tiles are weak against earthquakes? ■ Another major concern, are they okay in typhoons? ■ Is there a tile that’s perfect for us? ■ It’s obvious, but we need to live comfortably! *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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