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NEWS

2023/01/23
Subsidiary HIDROGEN releases cloud-based IT service!
2023/01/17
Start recruiting part-timers to answer phone calls and emails on TowneWorks!
2023/01/16
Renewal of the introduction page for "Pholly," a cloud-based class support system
2023/01/01
New Year's Greeting Service "Otodoke Mocchi" Released
2022/12/28
The "Drawing Calendar" is now on sale at the Mogic Store!

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