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Kyoto Prefecture Asahi Roentgen Ind. Co., Ltd. (Kyoto City) Dental X-ray equipment manufactured ahead-of-time Kataoka Corporation (Kyoto City) Top niche manufacturing of YAG laser processing machine or battery testing equipment Susumu Co., Ltd. (Kyoto City) Unique thin film technology acquired through fundamental research Fuji Industries Co., Ltd. (Kyoto City) High quality igniter supporting equipment for heating and supplying hot water Nichidai Corporation (Kyotanabe City) Net shape formation of complex shaped components with precision forging dies Nabel Co., Ltd. (Nagaokakyo City) Automatic eggs sorting with high speed integrated processing Enami Seiki Mfg. Co., Ltd. (Maizuru City) Technical innovations with “Caulking” that is not welding 227 Takako Industries, Inc. (Souraku Gun) Hydraulic pump components that work in various fields 228 Asahi Dental X-ray equipment Roentgen Ind. manufactured ahead-of-time Co., Ltd 376-3, Kuze Tsukiyama-cho, Minami-Ward, Kyoto City Kyoto Prefecture Established in 1956 Harushige Ino TEL +81-75-921-4371 President http://www.asahi-xray.co.jp First in Japan to develop and manufacture dental panoramic X-ray equipment. Top share in Japan with shipment amounts and assorted merchandise. Perceptional change; panoramic X-ray equipment Panoramic X-ray equipment that triggered the company’s progress was produced due to perceptional change to rotate equipment, not a patient, and has become an epoch-making equipment for the company. Development of new products considering the needs of universities and laboratories Development of new products is generated from solving requests from university and laboratories. Recumbent panoramic X-ray equipment is one example of its excellent technology. Thanks to this equipment, it became available to take x-ray radiograph of the head and neck for disabled patients due to Down’s syndrome, and as a result, it was revealed that existing primary teeth should not be extracted because of congenital aplasia of permanent teeth. Development of ultimate 3D panoramic X-ray equipment In order to take clearer images of invisible areas, 3D image, optional MPR image (cross sectional image), and the integration of software with various image processing and software to safely manage patients information, allow for the provision of high quality images and image processing with ease. It supports improved treatments, such as implant treatments and treatment of periodontal disease. 3D Panoramic X-ray Apparatus PSR9000N 3D images 229 Kataoka Top niche manufacturing Corporation of YAG laser processing machine or battery testing 140 Kuze Tsukiyama-cho, Minami-Ward, Kyoto City equipment Kyoto Prefecture Established in 1968 TEL +81-75-933-1101 Koji Kataoka http://www.kataoka-ss.co.jp President Research and development-oriented company that focused its resources to the field of charging batteries (rechargeable batteries) by supporting the advanced information society and has achieved a 50% share of the global market of laser welders with lithium ion batteries Focus on promising laser technology Laser technology is the most advanced technology that is used in a wide range of fields, such as welding, cutting, drilling and measuring, and is promising technology. President Koji Katayama aiming to be an industrial electronics manufacturer used to manufacture industrial controllers or robots, but it was unprofitable because they were only producing one item. Then, after Japan’s economic bubble burst, he made laser processing machines, liquid crystal manufacturing equipment, and battery testing equipment as strategic products, and eager to become the best company in Japan even in a niche, he focused on the advanced technology of laser technology. Establishment of unique leading laser laboratory Collaborating with Lasag, a laser manufacturer in Switzerland since 1986, Kataoka Corporation independently developed laser processors, but since the establishment of the leading laser laboratory in 2001, it has been independently developing oscillators. Since the development and manufacture of advanced laser technology requires large investments, it is difficult for small to medium-sized companies to compete with large companies, but it aggressively engages in developing for application and acquired top share, although a niche. Specializing in applicable field of rechargeable battery market and a substantial share in welding machines The field focused is the market for batteries for electronic devices that are being miniaturized. As is the case with mobile phones or personal computers, chargeable secondary batteries are incorporated in small electronic devices. A case for such secondary batteries consists of aluminum and a highly precise laser welding machine is used to weld the cover of the case. Kataoka Corporation possessed a 75% share of the domestic market and a 50% share of the global market for such laser welding machines, which has achieved the position as the world’s top manufacturer. Also top share in battery testing equipment Considering that long time it takes for inspection prior to shipping large amounts of secondary batteries, charging and Yag laser processing machine discharging testing equipment for batteries was developed, and top share in the overseas market has been ascertained. Battery testing equipment 230 Susumu Unique thin film technology acquired Co., Ltd. through fundamental 14 Umamawashi-Cho, Kamitoba, Minami-Ward, research Kyoto City Kyoto Prefecture Established in 1964 TEL +81-75-671-7371 Takeshi Miwa President http://www.susumu.co.jp With the development and commercialization of unique high precision electronic components by unique and experienced “Thin Film Technology,” the company is highly valued in the mobile telecommunications field, as well as almost all electronic and electric industry fields, including information equipment, measuring equipment, automotive equipment and consumer products. Attained 60% of global market share of thin film electronic components with technology acquired through long-term fundamental research Thin film electronic components of Susumu Co., Ltd. are made from elements formed with ultra thin metal film with a thickness of 1/100 micrometer by using its original thin film technology. The thin film technology is a technological system to substantially conform to the fundamental and eternal proposition of information and communication technology “to process and communicate large amounts of information in a short time by using smaller spaces and energy.” Most optimal product for the most-advanced technology and the protection of the global environment Electronics will be directed to the building of ubiquitous information society that is the basis of the advanced information society and technological advances in increasing energy conservation, safety, and comfort of vehicles that are essential for social life. For the advancement of hand-held devices or network devices that support large-quantity and high speed communication necessary for such directions and the development of car electronics that support advancement of electric control and machine control of vehicles, thin film electronic components are increasingly expected as optimal products with the most advanced technology and from the standpoint of global environment protection. Global expansion of operation contributes to world progress of digital electronic technology Since its establishment, Susumu Co., Ltd. has established its position in the world as a unique and the largest supplier, as a specialist of thin films in the research of thin film technology and the development of products. At present, it has established production facilities and sales offices in the US, Taiwan, China, and Germany and networks in major countries. Each of them engage in the development of products and technologies from the global perspective as Susumu Group and they expand sales and cultivate markets while closely cooperating with one another, thereby increasing global share. Ultra-high-precision and highly-reliable Thin film high frequency LC filter Low resistance chip resistor metal film chip resistor 231 Fuji Industries High quality igniter Co., Ltd. supporting equipment for 33-2, Kisshoin Ryusaku-cho, heating and supplying hot Minami-Ward, Kyoto City water Kyoto Prefecture Established in 1975 (Showa 50) TEL +81-75-314-8760 Genjiro Kawata President Automatic igniters that are essential for equipment for heating and supplying hot water to instantaneously generate high temperature and are expected to have high durability. Fuji is the sole manufacturer of igniters for major manufacturers and possess 50% share of the domestic market. Very high quality and reliance through years of technology and know-how While there have been reductions in the igniter industry, Fuji Industry Co., Ltd. is pursuing to improve quality and the delivery period by using technology and know-how gained through manufacturing of igniters for a long time, and as a result,have attained very high quality and trust by the market. A 50% share of the domestic market Many igniters made by Fuji Industry Co., Ltd. are used by major manufacturers of equipment for heating and supplying hot water and are pleased with the companies’ trust. It possesses 50% share of the domestic market and is a leading manufacture in Japan. Development of new products and supply to the world In recent years, through joint research with a major manufacturer, igniters have been developed to instantaneously generate temperatures of 1,200 degrees centigrade, leading the
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    May, 2021 Guideline for Use of Research Activity Funds 【Introduction】 ① Funds for research activities are from the national treasury (based on national tax), and suitable use is obligatory. Purchases for personal items and misappropriation, requests for personal travel expenses, and fabricated business trips will not only lead to a request for the return of funds, but students may even be subject to punishment. In addition, an audit of expenditures may be required with student cooperation for the explanation of expenses. ② The submission deadline is strictly adhered to. In the case of late submission, please note that the expense usage will not be approved. Please submit the application form for research activity expenses by e-mail to your research supervisor or your main supervisor (hereinafter referred to as your "academic advisor"). Also, please submit it to the School Affairs Office / person in charge of research activity expenses. ③ Research expenses can only be used for expenses approved by your academic advisor as research activities. In some cases, students may be required to submit a statement of reason for using the expenses and provide evidence to the person in charge of research activities. ④ Items purchased for research activities or any other expenses are not personal belongings of the recipient, but belong to the university. Consequently, please be aware that when you complete the course curriculum (including those who drop out), all equipment, and cashable items purchased up to that point will be returned to GSAIS. ＜Equipment/Cashable Items Examples＞ ・Computers（Desktop PCs、Notebooks、Servers, etc.） ・Tablet Computers（Smartphones, Tablets, etc.） ・Digital Cameras（Compact, Mirrorless, Single-lens Reflex, etc.） ・Video Cameras（Handy, Action, etc.） ・Televisions（Digital Televisions, PC Monitors, etc.） ⑤ The purpose of these expenses is to get the maximum use with the least expense.
  • Ujicha Yamashiro English.Pdf

    Ujicha Yamashiro English.Pdf

    History and Culture of Uji Green Tea Tea Drinking Culture The various tea drinking cultures around the world can be roughly classified into the following types: the black tea culture (fermented tea) in the United Kingdom; semi-fermented tea culture, including oolong tea, in China; and the green tea culture in Japan. All of these types of tea originated in China. In accordance with the consumer tastes and preferences of each country, the quality of tea has improved and different drinking methods have been devised, resulting in the formation of diverse tea drinking cultures. In the United Kingdom, people have long enjoyed black tea by adding milk, sugar or flavoring agents, and in various other ways. This has led to a variety of styles within black tea culture, including various tea-serving utensils and settings. Concerning green tea, matcha tea (powdered green tea) was introduced to Japan towards the end of the 12th century. Through the invention of the oishita (covered) cultivation method, matcha tea was refined to have a richer taste and a deep green color. The production and consumption of matcha tea were promoted by the rulers of the time, and the culture of the tea ceremony flourished mainly among the warrior class. Meanwhile, a method of making sencha tea (non-powdered green tea) was developed in Ujitawara in the 18th century. In addition to its refreshing flavor as well as astringency and bitterness, sencha tea features a savory taste imparted by an amino acid. Sencha tea became widely popular, creating a tea drinking culture for the literati and common people alike.
  • Activities by Region Japan

    Activities by Region Japan

    Activities by Region Japan Principal Operational Facilities in Japan ■ Pajero Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Vehicle production Location : Gifu Prefecture Plant surface area: 189,183m2 ■ Powertrain Plant - Shiga ■ Tokachi Research & Development Center Production of engines for automobiles Road testing, evaluation Location : Shiga Prefecture Location : Hokkaido Prefecture Plant surface area: 172,800m2 ■ Powertrain Plant - Kyoto Production of engines for automobiles Location : Kyoto Prefecture Plant surface area: 299,000m2 ■ Kyoto Research & Development Center Power plant research and development n a Location : Kyoto Prefecture p a J / n o i g e ■ R MMC Head Office y b Tokyo s e i t i v i t ■ Nagoya Plant c A Vehicle production Location : Aichi Prefecture Plant surface area: 425,000m2 ■ Mizushima Plant ■ Research & Development Center Production of vehicles, engines and transmissions for automobiles Fundamental research, product development Location : Okayama Prefecture Location : Aichi Prefecture Plant surface area: 1,245,700m2 ■ EV Research & Development Center ■ Powertrain Plant - Mizushima Research and development base of electric vehicles Production of engines and transmissions for Location : Aichi Prefecture automobiles Location : Okayama Prefecture Production Facilities ■ Nagoya Plant ■ Mizushima Plant ■ Pajero Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (PMC) Engine Production ■ Powertrain Plant Kyoto, Shiga, Mizushima Transmission Production ■ Powertrain Plant Mizushima R&D Facilities R&D ■ Research & Development Center ■ Kyoto Research & Development Center