Leather cutter/leather skiver, Tomuro

Hello!

This is HushTug's Hariuna!

The product to be delivered on 2/8 was shipped last week.
And I'm happy to finally be writing a blog!

In this blog, we would like to introduce the most important craftsmen at HushTug's workshop, those who cut leather and skive it.



*The actual process of skiving leather

This time we will introduce craftsman Tomuro !

［ Brief profile ］

Name: Munkhtumur Age: 40 Hometown: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Main job: Leather cutting/leather skiving Japanese: Beginner (enough to say hello)
Vocational school: Graduated from a vocational school specializing in manufacturing

I would like to introduce Tomuro in detail in an interview format.

Hariuna

Hello Tumlo!
I have been introducing our employees since the last blog, and this time I would like to interview Tumro briefly about how he started working at HushTug!

Tomorrow

Hello!
The idea of ​​an interview makes me a little nervous, but I'll do my best.
thank you.

Hariuna

First, please give us a brief introduction about yourself.

Tomorrow

Nice to meet you! I'm Tomro.
I was born in January 1980 and am 40 years old.
I am married and have one three-year-old daughter.

Hariuna

So you have a daughter!
Is it cute?

Tomorrow

It's cute (laughs)

Hariuna

How long have you been working at HushTug?

Tomorrow

It's been four months since I started working as a leather craftsman at HushTug.

Hariuna

It's almost been half a year!
What made you start working at HushTug?

Tomorrow

In my previous job, I made silver tea bowls.
The working conditions were bad for my health so I quit and started working at HushTug.

Hariuna

Many people quit working in Mongolia's workshops/factories because of the poor working conditions.
How has it been since you started working at HushTug?

Tomorrow

I feel like I'm finally getting used to the job.
I started out with no experience as a leather craftsman, but now I'm in charge of important tasks such as cutting leather and skiving, and I feel like I've grown a lot in this short time.

Hariuna

surely!
When I saw Tomuro working, I thought to myself, "He does such careful work!"

Tomorrow

Thank you! I'm so happy (laughs).

Tomorrow

At first, they did simple tasks like applying glue and tape, but now they are in charge of more technical work like cutting and skiving the leather.
I occasionally started sewing fabric and before I knew it, my skill level had improved.

Hariuna

I was surprised at how quickly he learned the job! (laughs)

Hariuna

Most of the people I work with now are in their 20s, aren't they?
How do you feel about working in the same team as young people?

Tomorrow

I enjoy working with a young team.
Everyone is quick to learn the job, and I'm happy to be able to grow together with them.

Hariuna

It's fun to grow together!
Finally, please give us a message for HushTug customers.

Tomorrow

Thank you so much for using our products.
I want people to know more about Mongolia, so please come visit us!
Everyone from the workshop will be showing you around Mongolia (laughs).

Hariuna

Thank you very much for taking the time to meet with us, Tomuro-san.
It was fun to hear about the work that goes on in the workshop.

Tomorrow

Thank you very much.
It was fun!

* Manufacturing of square backpacks

This time we introduced Tomuro, who is in charge of cutting and skiving the leather.
We will be introducing new craftsmen on a regular basis, so stay tuned!

HushTug Hurricane!