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FOREIGN TRADE DIRECTORY AICHI JAPAN 2020 (Trading Company) FOREIGN TRADE DIRECTORY AICHI JAPAN 2020 (Trading Company) This Foreign Trade Directory includes the information of international trading firms, whole-salers and manufacturers in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. The directory is based on the questionnaire survey conducted by the Aichi Industry Promotion Organization during the period between January and March, 2020. It covers 874 firms which answered to the survey and which agreed to be included in this directory. ＣＯＮＴＥＮＴＳ ＆ ＨＯＷ ＴＯ ＵＳＥ ＴＨＥ ＤＩＲＥＣＴＯＲＹ INDEX of Export, Manufacture, Wholesale & Retail Articles E-1 ~ 47 INDEX of Import Articles I-1 ~ 27 ALPHABETICAL INDEX of ARTICLES To obtain the names of exporters, importers, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers of desired articles, see the Alphabetical Index of articles, and the Firm No. in FIRM INFORMATION BRAND NAME INDEX B-1 ~ 13 FIRM INFORMATION FI-1 ~ 25 The Name of firms are arranged in the alphabetical order. ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE DIRECTORY Firm No. There are those at the head of the firm names in FIRM INFORMATION Firm Name Address Tel. --------- Telephone No. Fax. --------- Facsimile No URL --------- Internet Homepage Address Est. --------- Established Manufacturing Items Wholesale Items Retail Items Export Items・Export Business Territory Import Items・Import Business Territory Overseas Office Brand Name 2018（■：Corporate investigation result in 2018 fiscal year） 企業番号（Firm No. of Firm Information in Japanese【企業情報】） INDEX of Export,Manufacture,Wholesale & Retail Articles Export Articles Firm No. A ２×４ Panel Parts 0114. 3D Printer 0846. A/T Piston 0045. Abrasive BELT 0554. Abrasive Buffing 0648. Abrasive Materials 0450.0540.0554.0616.0648.0656.0779.0815. Abrasive Paper 0167. Abrasive Products 0071.0161.0167.0542.0554.0648. Abrasive Textile & Paper 0542. Abrasive Tools 0071. Abrasives 0554.0648. Acai 0604. ACCELERATORS 0764.0781. Accessories;PERSONAL 0032.0290.0453.0694. Acid Anti-Corrosive Preparations 0670. ACID Bricks 0850. ACOUSTIC Guitar 0224.0742. Acrylic Lacquer 0509. Acrylic Resin Printing Paints 0509. Acrylic Warlon Sheets 0827. Activated Carbon 0176. Activated Carbon Filter 0874. Additives for Ceramics 0093. Additives for Fluororesin Lubricatio 0347. Additives for Resin 0093. Additives;Prepared 0174.0670. ADHESIVE TAPE 0479. Adhesives 0174.0238.0335.0463.0601.0701.0734.0748.0749.0815. Adhesives for Building 0749. Adhesives for Flooring 0748. Adhesives for Tile 0335. Adhesives for Vinyl Chloride 0748. Adjustment Pen for Printing Plate 0519. AERIALS 0418. Agricultural Equipments 0692. Agricultural Facilities 0085. Agricultural Machine 0133.0380.0570.0692.0784. Agricultural Machine Parts 0133. Agricultural Materials 0085.0312. Agricultural Products 0113.0255.0308.0411.0482. Agricultural Products;Prepared 0308.0310.0338.0386.0411.0425.0441.0591.0730.0770. AIR COMPRESSOR 0023. AIR COMPRESSOR for CAR 0803. AIR GRINDER 0071. Air Pipe 0416. Air Sander 0071. Air Shower 0573. AIR SPRAY Goods 0485.0815. Air Tools 0167.0273.0450. Air Vaccum Mattress 0573. Air-conditioner 0041.0106.0155.0169.0194.0297.0430.0696.0779.0807. Air-conditioner Equipments 0779. Air-conditioner Gas 0784. Aircraft & Spacecraft Parts 0583.0808. Aircraft Assembly 0503. Aircraft Baggage Tag 0620. Aircraft Engine Parts 0359. Aircraft Materials 0503. E -1 Export Articles Firm No. Aircraft Parts 0478.0510.0596.0650. Aircraft Power Supply Cable 0529. Aircraft Related Equipments 0266. Aircraft, Spacecraft & Parts 0266.0359.0478.0503.0510.0583.0596.0650.0808. Air-filter for Compressed Air 0391. ALARMS 0785.0821. Alcohole Bevarage 0215. ALLOY 0292.0328.0511.0763. ALLOY Products 0639. ALLOY Wire 0639. ALPACA TOPS 0484. Alteration & Meintenance 0833. Alum-Casting Product for Automobile 0410. ALUMI DIECAST 0206.0699. ALUMINA FIBER Products 0514. Aluminium & Articles Thereof 0081.0086.0206.0217.0240.0274.0400.0410.0479.0688.0699. Aluminium BARS,RODS & PROFILES 0217. Aluminium Casting Product 0410. Aluminium Materials 0086.0274.0400. Aluminium Plates & Sheets 0479. Aluminium Ware 0081.0410. Aluminum Gravity Casting 0206. Aluminum Melting Furnace 0428. ANALYZER 0137.0284. ANCHOR Drills 0740. Angles & Shapes of Rubber 0252. ANGORA 0059. ANGULAR GRINDER 0360. Animal Origin Products;Inedible 0059. Animals;Live 0313. Annealed Steel Metal 0455. ANODE BASKET 0664. Anoxdize Heat-Treatment 0163. ANTI-DEFACE Casting Products 0656. Antidisaster Supplies 0783. Anti-Frost Fan System 0169. Anti-Oxidising Preparations 0445. ANTIQUES 0755. ANTISEPTIC Processing Wood 0114. Antistatic Brush 0682. Anti-Static Free Access Floor 0662. ANTI-Twister 0869. APPAREL 0112.0139.0299.0300.0462.0537.0736.0775. APPAREL & Accessories 0075.0080.0107.0112.0139.0180.0198.0202.0219.0227.0235. 0242.0248.0250.0264.0298.0299.0300.0316.0355.0358.0375. 0397.0431.0462.0465.0473.0498.0537.0568.0572.0618.0679. 0712.0727.0729.0736.0775.0783.0811.0826.0830.0838.0842. 0863.0871. Appliance Wiring Materials & Parts 0486. APRON 0299.0679.0811. APRON;KAPPOGI 0811. Arc Shield 0836. Arms 0275. Aroma Diffuser 0307. Art Glass 0128. Articles of APPAREL;Leather 0712. Articles of BEDDING 0061.0109.0305.0346.0473.0537.0546.0775.0811.0838. Artificial Bamboo 0722. Artificial Rattan 0246. Artificial Rope 0862. Artificial Stone Products 0856. Artificial Tape 0815. Artificial Wood & Bamboo;Plastics 0184. E -2 Export Articles Firm No. ARTIST'S BRUSH 0204.0457. ASPHALT DISTRIBUTOR 0602. Asphalt Emulsions 0289. ASPHALT SPRAYER 0602. Assist Motor 0831. Astaxanthin 0567. ATHLETIC Wear 0075. AUTO LOADER 0105. Auto Pouring Robot 0292.0428. AUTO STOCK Warehousing Equipments 0450.0803. Automatic DRIVE-AXLES Parts 0594. Automatic Inspection Device 0362.0831. Automatic Machine Parts 0117. Automatic Machinery 0051.0058.0097.0098.0105.0117.0130.0196.0259.0362.0389. 0394.0426.0428.0430.0433.0450.0524.0558.0599.0636.0643. 0661.0665.0774.0787.0799.0803.0813.0826.0831.0861. Automatic Musical Instrument 0755. Automatic PACKAGE-OPENING Machine 0818. Automatic PLATING Equipments 0096. Automatic Press Machine 0378. Automatic REGULATING Instruments 0284.0461.0696.0841. Automatic SEAMER 0871. Automatic SET-UP Line 0389. Automatic SET-UP Machine 0051.0831. Automatic TILE PASTE Machine 0207. Automatic Towel-hem Sewing Machine 0064. Automatic Transmission Parts 0594. Automatic Welder 0599. Automobile ASSEMBLING Equipments 0270.0813. Automobile Cooling System Parts 0194. Automobile Electric Appliance 0201.0587. Automobile Engine Parts 0206.0376. Automobile EXCLUSIVE Tools 0285. Automobile Functional Supplies 0586. Automobile Making Equipments 0641. Automobile Parts Making Equipments 0211.0389.0524. Automobile PRECISION RESIN Parts 0530. Automobile Prototype Parts 0083.0700. Automobile RESIN Parts 0532.0552.0565.0744.0786. Automobile Supplies 0655. AUTOMOTIVE CARPET 0227. Automotive Pressed Parts 0820. AWP Screw 0029. B BABIES' Garments 0248.0250. BABYCARE Goods 0575.0783. BAG Making & FILL-SEALING Machine 0182. BAGS & CASES 0290.0421.0462.0572. BAGS & CASES;Leather 0290.0421.0462.0572.0680.0817. Bags of Plastics Bags 0694. Bags;Plastics 0680. BAGS;Textile 0679. Baked Laver 0482. Baking Materials 0215. BALL Mill 0095.0394. Ball or Roller Bearings 0104.0699.0861. BALL SCREWS 0683. Bamboo & Bamboo Materials 0722.0723. Bamboo Materials 0722. BAMBOO Products 0722.0723. Bamboo Shoots;Canned 0741. BAMBOO STICK 0229. BAMBOO SWORD 0275. E -3 Export Articles Firm No. BAND SAWING Machine;Ceramic Industry 0387. BAND SAWING Machine;Metal-WORKING 0387. BAND-SAWING Machine 0041. BANJO 0224. BAR & ROD of STAINLESS STEEL 0495. BARBER SHOP Uniform 0431. Barley Cereal 0796. Barley Flour 0796. Barley Kishimen Noodles 0796. Barley Young Leaf 0851. BARRICADE 0787. BARS of IRON 0846. basalt fiber 0289. BASKET 0109. BASKET;BAMBOO 0634.0723. BASKET;RATTAN 0634. BASKETWORK,WICKERWORK 0109.0229.0246.0303.0634.0722.0723. BASS Guitar 0224. Bath Goods 0149.0515. Battery Simulator 0529. Bearing for CAR AIR-COMPRESSOR 0699. Bearing Metal of Automobile 0104. Bearing Metal of Ships 0104. Bearings 0104.0124.0516.0699.0859.0861. BEAUTY CARE Device & Goods 0191. Beauty Care Sundries 0139.0149. BEAUTY CARE Supplies 0092.0139.0149.0191. BEAUTY SALON'S Equipments 0092. BEAUTY SHOP Uniform 0431. BED Sheet 0258. Beds 0678. Beer 0108. BEER SERVER 0225. Beewax 0313. BELTS 0461.0563. BELT-SANDER 0437. BENDING Machine 0099. Bentonite 0834. Beverage 0108.0215.0271.0308.0320.0339.0357.0515.0625.0823.0851. Bicycle Parts 0571. Bicycles 0571.0585. Bicycles & Parts 0164.0571.0585. Bicycles Accessory 0585. Bicycles Supplies 0164. Bimetal 0104. BIMETALDISC THERMOSTATS 0841. Biochemicals 0442. Biomass Boiler Power Generation Faci 0361. BIOTECHNOLOGY Equipments 0097.0651. Birds & Beasts Harm Prevention Nets 0798. Bird's Nest Extract 0567. BLACK Board 0822. Black Ginger Extract 0567. BLACK Lights 0566. Black Rice Extract 0567. BLANKETS 0473.0811. BLANKETS & TRAVELLING RUGS 0258.0473.0811. BLIND 0775. BLOWER 0138.0158.0864. Bobbin Cap 0869. BODIES of Motor Vehicles 0017.0173.0211.0227.0596.0820. Body Oil 0235. Body Scrub Products 0235. E -4 Export Articles Firm No. Body Soap 0172.0235. Boiled Preserved food "Tsukuda-ni" 0210.0340. BOLT 0035.0192.0429.0673.0733.0795.0839. BONSAI POT 0372. BONSAI Tools 0372. BOOKS, BROCHURES & LEAFLETS 0721. Boro;Confectionery 0720. Bowl;Ceramics 0079. Box for Electric Appliance 0331. Boxer Briefs 0080. BOXES & CASES of Corrugated Paper 0401. BOXES, CASES & BAGS of Paper 0014.0229.0267.0401. Brake Parts 0376. Bread 0145.0226. Breakers 0740. Breakers;Electric 0287.0331.0533. BRICK Manufacturing Plant 0708. BROCK Toy 0868. Bronze Alloy 0328. 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