I love Kangen Water for our overall health

Actually... it's called a Continuous Electrolytic Water Generator.
I found out later, lol.

A machine that produces Alkaline Ionized Water (The manufacturer calls it "Kangen Water")
Officially, it's an electrolytic water generator.
So, continuous electrolytic water generator

But the reason why it is called "continuous type" is because it is a continuous type.
They say it's because it's based on high technology that it can be generated continuously.

But there are various manufacturers in Japan.
There are a variety of products and their respective prices.
We're having a hard time deciding which one to choose...

Even cars, Isuzu, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Subaru, Daihatsu, Toyota, Nissan, Hino ....
Various car models and grades
It's hard to know which one to choose.

So, checkpoints to select from.
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Then, depending on the checkpoints that
Find out the specs of the machine I bought and all that.
Table I made.


That is it.
I've got a lot of checkpoints in one piece.
It's a big table.

But I knew I was thinking mainly of alkaline ionized water.
For example, in the example of the car I just mentioned, when I bought it, the steering wheel wobbled and the brakes were lax, and I was not happy!
We don't want people to think, "Oh, no, I'm not going to do that.

Thinking back, I was worried for over a month when I bought it!
Well, the amount of product is also the amount of money, lol.

But I decided that the product was so good that I donated one to the church I attend in retirement to give back to them.


In fact, this is the machine we installed in the church.
A small piece of laminated paper is flipped over for explanation.
Various people can use it (laughs).

Those of you who are particularly pleased with the results will report back to us on the effectiveness of the machine.

Here is something to think about.
Why are Japanese cars, especially used cars, so popular around the world?
That's because... they don't break.

A car that costs 100,000 yen but breaks down in a month
A Japanese car that cost 2 million yen and does not break down even after 10 years of driving.
Which would you choose?

That is what I mean.
I chose my current machine because of the cost benefit in the long run.

The machines I chose are all made in Japan.
They are particular about making every single screw made of titanium.
All made in Japan

You know what to choose.