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Recertification of ISO: 9001 - Quality Management

Mobi • Apr 30, 2024

We are thrilled to announce that Japan Mobility has passed its recent recertification audit for the ISO;9001 Standard, which showcases our commitment to high-quality services, made possible through our effective Quality Management System.

While this is a great success for us, we acknowledge that there are always improvements to be made and we take very seriously the feedback that the auditing body has provided. We will continue to improve on our systems and procedures and ensure that our focus remains on customer experience and satisfaction.

Customer Feedback is Important to Us

Our customers’ feedback is very important to us and we aim to carefully consider all that we receive. It's an ongoing process that will lead us to better services and we hope that all of our current and future customers recognize this.

If you would like to share any feedback from a recent or ongoing service, feel free to email us at survey@japan-mobility.com and let us know your thoughts.

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Gallery Rin located in Kitanagoya, Aichi

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