Kawasaki Story

He has worked as a quality inspector at Kawasaki Motorcycle Factory for 40 years, and he can identify faults by listening to the sound of the engine every day. On the day of his retirement, he bowed deeply to the last motorcycle that rolled off the assembly line. The co-workers laughed at him and he said: "They are all alive." Later, he suffered from ear disease and was almost deaf, but he squatted on the roadside every day and listened to the sound of motorcycles passing by. When his grandson asked him what he heard, he said, "I heard them telling me, old man, I'm still running." That year, Kawasaki released a new car and invited him to take a test ride. He sat on it, touched the fuel tank, and said with a smile: "The sound of the new car is the same as the one I heard forty years ago, the heartbeat."