The Home Page provides the chronological review on the 
development of Japanese industry and technology and the author’s visit reports of industrial 
museums in Japan
♣ New Info and Report on the Forum
This Corner shows our new input on the IGS-Forum Info on the Museum Report and other issues.
This section shows the organizer’s on-spot visit reports on the industrial museums
♥ The recent visite report on the Museums and Historic Sites
Olympus M Nikon M Camera M Silk M Sony
TOTO 
B.stone 
Chiba M 
NRF 
Egawa 
Ishikawajima
Dejima 
Siebold 
SEIKO 
Shimoda 
I-Muse 
Fuji F
Tomioka Hagi Kagoshima Nagasaki Yahata Miike Coal (1) (2) Mitsubishi
kamaishi Iron M Post M
Full Text of Visit Report is coming by Click here.
¶ New Information on the Industrial Museum 
♥ The Major Japanese Science and Industrial Museums (Tentative- more report will be coming )
♥ Other Industrial Museums previously introduced which have refered in theo “Guide” and “List” of museum in Japan
♣ Time Line View of Japanese Industrial Technology
This Corner shows how Automobile and Electrical Industry developed in Japan with historical viewpoint
► Historical Charts Click here.
Overall chronological charts are available in this corner. Automobile Industry and Electric & Machinery Industry data is available following section.
Please click the Block Letter below.
The Automotive industry is one of the most important and largest industries 
in Japan, and it is known in the world of its technology of high quality, safe and energy saving. This corner shows how Japanese automobile industries have developed in history with chronology data..
This corner shows a visual overview of the development of Japanese electric and machinery industry. The illustrated data will outline of the development process of electric and machinery industries in Japan over the decades.
♣ Guide to the Science Museum and Industrial Heritage
This corner shows the major industrial museums and industrial heritages in Japan.
- Industrial Museums
In Japan, there are a considerable number of industrial technol
ogy-related museums which are run by private companies and local governments. This section introduce the major Science Museums in Japan and invite you to visit the actual sites.
・ Japanese Industrial Heritage
Recently several Japanese industrial sites are designate by UNESCO as World Industrial Heritages. This corner will introduce these industrial heritages which seem to be important to look over the Japanese modernization process and industrial technology development. (Note: this corner is still preliminary data but plan to expand it in near future)
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