Mitsuru Sato

Part of MIYAJI ENGINEERING GROUP, INC., MM Bridge Co., Ltd. is a leading bridge manufacturer that combines the technology and tradition of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Miyachi Engineering. The company is based in Hiroshima, Japan. MM Bridge Co. uses its long traditions to contribute to the development of high-quality social infrastructure, national disaster prevention, and environmental protection. The Japanese company's roots date back to the first iron bridge, Kurogane Bridge, and now they aim to build the bridge of dreams to open up the future as "m-embridge". The company offers an enlarged display with the center "?" button, operated with "?" and "?" on the left and right, and automatic playback in the center "?".

Part of MIYAJI ENGINEERING GROUP, INC., MM Bridge Co., Ltd. is a leading bridge manufacturer that combines the technology and tradition of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Miyachi Engineering. The company is based in Hiroshima, Japan. MM Bridge Co. uses its long traditions to contribute to the development of high-quality social infrastructure, national disaster prevention, and environmental protection. The Japanese company's roots date back to the first iron bridge, Kurogane Bridge, and now they aim to build the bridge of dreams to open up the future as "m-embridge". The company offers an enlarged display with the center "?" button, operated with "?" and "?" on the left and right, and automatic playback in the center "?".

Part of MIYAJI ENGINEERING GROUP, INC., MM Bridge Co., Ltd. is a leading bridge manufacturer that combines the technology and tradition of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Miyachi Engineering. The company is based in Hiroshima, Japan. MM Bridge Co. uses its long traditions to contribute to the development of high-quality social infrastructure, national disaster prevention, and environmental protection. The Japanese company's roots date back to the first iron bridge, Kurogane Bridge, and now they aim to build the bridge of dreams to open up the future as "m-embridge". The company offers an enlarged display with the center "?" button, operated with "?" and "?" on the left and right, and automatic playback in the center "?".