Everyone loves US MAKITA
Regional exclusive color“Olive Green”exists. Military color?
When it comes to Makita“Makita Green”but
inevitably for better or worse“Makita color”ends up being the standard.
With the yen weakening somewhatusing the US color to create“individuality” and “uniqueness”
might be interesting, don’t you think??First, be aware that the lineup is incredibly extensive
Suddenly“cool”right? Just changing the color makes it look this good… Japanese domestic cars also
become“left-hand drive”the moment they look cool… it might be that kind of feeling.
Cooler is available domesticallyCW001GZOwith this color Kettle isKT001GZOwith this color available
This is a model available for sale domestically in Japan.
These two items are also very nice. The color scheme blends well in all usage environments.
Cordless Coffee Maker CM501DZ Domestic options are blue and red only
Cordless Heated Lap Blanket CB200 Domestic options are black and dark brown only
The radio looks cool too, but I think it probably won’t work due to frequency issues…
Just changing the color makes such a difference in atmosphere…
Domestically, the 40V has olive availablebut the 18V is black/blue only
The fans are nice too~.
Just with this color, sales would definitely triple?
What do you think, Makita?
Domestically, only blue and white are available.
The lighting lineup is quite extensive.
If I had known this color existed, I would have chosen this for the ML812 too~
Domestically, only blue is available.
The 18V blower gun in green looks nice too~
Just changing the color would definitely make it popular.
There’s probably an official color meaning to it…
But if they incorporate general demand, I think it would be interesting.
Domestically, only blue is available.
This area is quite niche, but the green still looks cool!
Domestically, only blue is available.
ADADP05was so cool that I imported it.
It’s a really nice color that satisfies your sense of ownership.
There are occasionally parallel importers selling these
so if the timing is right, it might be worth collecting them all.
Checking the US MAKITA site occasionally is fun!
