High performance Oshibori heating / refrigeration unit.
A novel figure of hospitality is born.
“The usual image of conventional wet towel cabinets should be changed and higher performance needs to be achieved.”
This strong desire has driven us to develop a new warming/refrigerating cabinet for wet towels,”REION.”
Coming with our own totally new “Air Circulation Technology®,” this model has more than doubled* the cooling and warming speeds of with its external appearance staying as simple as ever. Power saving has also been achieved to help alleviate the environmental load.
REION has been harmonized for use in all types of locations, expanding the world of wet towel use.
It supports the heart of hospitality by calmly offering the soft touch of a wet towel.
*According to our internal data comparing REION L size and our conventional products.
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Situations in japan :(Vol.2) Chiushi Chaya“Chiushi Chaya“
is an old folk house restaurant newly opened in Yaho,Kunitachi City, famous for dishes that use large volumes of local vegetables.
We interviewed them asking how REION is being used in their new restaurant and how it feels to use REION.
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Situations in japan :(Vol.1) Double Eagle Ginza
“Double Eagle Ginza“---a multi-brand golf shop for adult golfers located in Ginza. We interviewed them asking how REION is being used in their store full of high level items and services.
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Situations oversea :(Vol.2) VAlchemy Beauty (Hong Kong)
Located in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui, popular salon Alchemy Beauty offers an exclusive menu of treatments and massages to a wide range of clients pursuing health and beauty. We talked to owner Ms. Xu about how Alchemy Beauty uses REION.
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Situations oversea :(Vol.1) Takumi Yamamoto(Singapore)
Lead on the front page story about the restaurant “Takumi Yamamoto” in Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Interview Mr. Hidemasa Yamamoto, advisor to Takumi Yamamoto, about how REION is utilized at the restaurant serving exquisite Japanese cuisine.
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