Toyota workers in Kyushu do social aid work

Toyota workers in Kyushu do social aid work

MIYAWAKA, Japan - Employees of Toyota Motor Kyushu Inc. on March 10 paint a steam locomotive which is on display at a coal museum in Miyawaka city, Fukuoka Prefecture, as part of corporate social responsibility activities. Toyota wants to use such activities to help maintain employment in view of production cuts amid the deepened recession.

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