ノーヌル Company Profile

No initial costs Only monthly rental fees This is an inkjet printer with unlimited ink usage. Currently, we have over 1,000 companies using our service, and we began full-scale "nationwide expansion" in 2013. At a low price of 14,800 yen/month, companies printing more than 40 pages a day can break even. Ink cost: 0 yen, toner cost: 0 yen, counter fees: 0 yen, maintenance costs: also 0 yen. 【Previous color printing】 (excluding paper costs) - For multifunction printers, the cost per page is 15 to 30 yen. - For inkjet printers, the ink cost per page is 15 to 40 yen. - For color laser printers, the toner cost per page is 20 to 30 yen. - For flyer printing (offset printing), the cost is at least 50,000 yen, no matter how cheap. 【From now on...】 (excluding paper costs) - Ink cost: 0 yen - Toner cost: 0 yen - Counter fees: 0 yen - Maintenance costs: 0 yen - If you print more than 40 color pages a day, it’s definitely a great deal. - Reliable support system. In case of a malfunction, we will promptly send a replacement machine. Right now, you can try it for free for two weeks. For more details, please refer to the attached PDF file.

Due to the Homecoming Difficulties Measures Ordinance enacted in April 2013 in Tokyo, companies are required to stockpile three days' worth of water and food for their employees. This is a stockpiling measure to ensure that employees do not face difficulties in the event of a disaster or earthquake. You will purchase beverages and snacks worth 15,000 yen (or 20,000 yen) as employee benefits. We will lend you a refrigerator for free to store these items. We will lend you the refrigerator for free, and if you contact us when the drinks or snacks are running low, we will come to replenish them within 2 to 3 days (within the 23 wards of Tokyo and Yokohama City). For detailed information on the types of beverages and snacks we can handle, please visit our website.

"Aokimono" began as an endeavor in calligraphy, inspired by the experience of encountering the Great East Japan Earthquake in Sendai, where I felt that "I don't know when or how things will change." This fleeting thought led me to the determination to shape whatever I could create. This time, I will hold a solo exhibition titled "Kuro Ten," featuring 20 carefully selected works from over 80 pieces I have created over the past year and a half. The theme is "Media Bi-Callygraphy," a coined term meaning a unified piece of calligraphy in both Japanese and English, represented by a single word. On the 15th (Saturday), to commemorate the exhibition, I will serve black food and black sweets for free at the venue, Tokyo's Suginami "+cafe." Additionally, on the 15th (Saturday), the first 30 people who register in advance through the website and attend will receive a complimentary drink and a souvenir from the "Kuro Ten" exhibition. 【Overview of "Kuro Ten"】 Title: "Kuro Ten" Venue: +cafe Address: 3rd Floor, Yamaya Building, 3-1-9 Nishiogikita, Suginami-ku, Tokyo Dates: December 15, 2012 (Saturday) 18:00 - 22:00 December 16, 2012 (Sunday) 13:00 - 22:00