JFE Steel East Japan - Chiba

Please let me deliver it.

This huge factory has several factory fancy spots. One is "Take a Sea" on the Chiba Port Tour Vessel from Chiba Port Service at Chiba Port Passenger Ship Bridge. "A factory with a brightly lit triangle roof" seen from the Festival Walk and the opposite port of Dejima. "Huge water vapor and chimney flames from water cooling forging" seen from around Fukuda Denshi Arena, In addition, from the same point, "the huge red-white chimney and the huge green silo" Etc. In addition, this is not in the course, but it is a special reward that is limited to nighttime, but the ship enters the part of the JFE plant where the water is recessed, and runs on the shore of the plant. There is also a fire train that carries By the way, Chiba City and JFE Steel (formerly Kawasaki Steel Corp.) have a long and complicated history, leaving many positive and negative aspects. To list it a bit, 1) Positive aspects such as job creation, general hospital invitation management 2) Aggravation of environmental problems, especially negatives such as frequent occurrences of asthma and abundant iron ore, coal, limestone powder and smoke which are ashed down within four kilometers within the vicinity (even today), and photochemical smog alarm that does not ring due to it surface 3) Huge money related government and corporate problems such as land loan conditions (abnormal JFE advantage) at the time of shopping center and stadium invitation to factory ruins Etc. are typical. It is hard to change the history of inviting former Kawasaki Steel to Chiba City, but the local residents have had a certain amount of sacrifices in the past and now (night light pollution, pollution, especially deaths from asthma, frequent blue sky lawsuits, noise Please pay attention to the fact that there is still this steelworks as a part of the area, with JFE now as a welcome, while paying attention to the smoke issue, etc.).

Since the road is not paved depending on the location, the road to the 3rd and 4th factories will be muddy and a large puddle will be formed after the typhoon has passed. So once the truck was taken off its tires and got stuck, delivery was delayed.

If such a place raises the selling price of iron, it will affect all the companies that make things using iron, such as car dealers and steel frames of buildings. It's amazing. But I think "raise it" to eliminate deflation in Japan.

It's bad for amateurs, but the factory layout is too bad. The CP trolley runs wastefully to carry the coil from the hot-rolled factory to the cold-rolled factory, which is annoying. Aside from the east factory, the west factory has many uneven roads and cannot run properly. Consider sprinkling water.