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The first time Daniel stepped into a Japanese automotive workshop, he expected noise, clutter, and the usual heavy tools found in most garages. Instead, he heard a soft whirr, a mechanic effortlessly removing lug nuts with a compact impact wrench that looked nothing like the bulky tools he was used to. “Japanese tools,” the mechanic smiled, “they’re built differently.” That moment sparked Daniel’s fascination with Japan’s engineering culture and the air …