Uniqueness is a video series that tells a story about employees at work and is intended to bring the company closer to you. The video portrays the philosophy and wishes for manufacturing of the Nissin Electric Group and the underlying originality.
* The audio of the video series is in Japanese only.
Arata, a very new employee, sees a huge product (transformer) that Nissin Electric handles.
She becomes a salesperson, still awed and thrilled, "Is the product a robot?"
She becomes aware of the attractive work that supports social infrastructure and proud of and motivated toward the work style unique to Nissin Electric in delivering complete products without compromise while in close cooperation with other employees involved and the customer.
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Salesperson Arata visits the Maebashi Works and meets Sakura Soja—a designer who joined the company in the same year as her—and Sakura's colleagues. Arata is impressed by their enthusiasm and determination for manufacturing and finds a notebook that describes the then situation at the time of development of the GIS XAE7. The enthusiasm of the forerunners is reminiscent of that of Sakura and others today. She senses that Nissin Electric's uniqueness passed down over 100 years is still in full bloom just like cherry blossoms, which fascinate people timelessly.
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In Episode 3, the leading role is played by Miku, who works in the general affairs section of Nissin Ion Equipment (NIC), a member of the Nissin Electric Group. The video depicts, along with a fancy world in her brain, a solid team of employees taking on challenges to pursue what they love, each working like an otaku (or nerd), in the field of world-class, cutting-edge technology and the global market, which are thrilling and speed-oriented. Miku calls the group of enthusiastic engineer-employees aspiring for a bright future "otanic (NIC + otaku)" and feels proud of them.
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The protagonist Arata is assigned to Nissin Electric (Thailand) Co., Ltd. under an overseas short-term trainee program. There, she is given the task of improving the facilities, but she faces both a language barrier and an environment that is different from Japan. After meeting Amami, a Japanese expatriate, and realizing the perspective of the local employees, she becomes aware that it is important to be true to oneself and to try to convey her enthusiasm to others no matter where she is.
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