1906 |
Nagata Seisakusho, a brewing machinery manufacturer, was founded in Ishiwaracho, Sumida-ku, Tokyo. |
1923 |
- The workshop was incorporated as an unlimited partnership.
- After shattered by the Great Kanto Earthquake, the workshop was rebuilt on the same premises.
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1943 |
The company was reorganized as a joint-stock company. |
1945 |
- The company was burnt down by the Great Tokyo Air Raid during the Second World War.
- The company was relocated to Setagaya 2-chome, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo.
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1951 |
As the business expanded, Nagata Brewing Machinery Co., Ltd. was established. |
1956 |
The Nada factory was newly established at Mikage-honmachi, Higashinada-ku, Kobe. |
1965 |
As the headquarters and the factory did not have enough space, the headquarters and the factory were separated, and the Tokyo factory was newly established at Nishi Hashimoto, Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture. |
1973 |
The Kyushu factory was newly established at Shingumachi, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka Prefecture. |
1974 |
The Fourth Automatization Prize was given by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Machine Industry. |
1979 |
- For the contribution to the Current Production Statistics Survey of MITI, a certificate of appreciation was given by the Minister of Trade and Industry, and the factory was designated as an Excellent Factory.
- The MITI Chief Secretary Award was given.
- The headquarters was relocated from Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, to the Tokyo factory to streamline the business transactions of the sales, production, and accounting divisions.
- Blue Ribbon Medal was given to Wakio Araki, Representative Director.
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1981 |
The 11th Automatization Prize was given by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Machine Industry. |
1982 |
The Kyushu factory was separated as Kyushu Factory of Nagata Brewing Machinery Co., Ltd. |
1983 |
The headquarters building was built on the premises of the Tokyo factory to integrate three factories. |
1988 |
The Ministry of Trade and Industry Award was given. |
1989 |
The Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays was given to Wakio Araki, Representative Director. |
1993 |
Kazuhiro Araki was designated as President and Representative Director. |
1995 |
The 25th Food Industry Technology Achievement Award was given to "Super Roaster." |
1998 |
The Nada factory in Higashinada-ku, Kobe was rebuilt at the Mitsugaoka Industry Park in Nishi-ku. |
2000 |
The Kobe factory was certified to ISO9001. |
2002 |
As the area of the premises of the Tokyo factory was diminished as a result of a public road expansion, the production division was integrated with that of the Kobe factory. The headquarters function was transferred to the Kobe factory at the same time. The Tokyo branch office, comprising the sales division and the design division, was newly established. |
2004 |
Motohiro Araki was designated as President and Representative Director. |
2006 |
- The 36th Food Industry Technology Achievement Award was given to "Continuous Rice Steaming Machine."
- The 100th anniversary of foundation
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2007 |
As the Tokyo branch office was relocated, the design divisions were integrated in the headquarters factory. The Tokyo Office was newly established. |
2015 |
It changed its name to NAGATA ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. from NAGATA BREWING MACHINERY CO.,LTD. KYUSHU FACTORY. |