My grandfather's memento surfaced when I began developing a logo and business cards to formally take over "Akasaka Engraving Lab."
(The image is from a press mold test run.)

The reason this memento hadn't come up until then was that my grandfather must have been through a lot of things, so it probably means that "it's too early for you, little boy who hasn't had much trouble".

Of course, I am now involved in the processing, but I see the "revival of my grandfather's work'' as creating a "combination of industry and art.''

I would like to express my gratitude to everyone at the Micro Manufacturing Association and EMIDAS for giving me the opportunity to tell the story of the Akasaka Engraving Lab.