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Textile Machinery Pavilion

Textile Machinery Pavili威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站

Textile Machinery Pavilion
Textile Machinery Pavilion

威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站e step ahead will let you timeslip into a spinning mill in the Taisho (1912 – 1926) and the early part of Showa eras. This spacious floor that stretches more than 3,468 ㎡ is in the spinning mill originally built in the Taisho era, and the pillars, the beams, and the red brick walls are still used just the way they have been. From the early spinning and weaving tools to the present textile machinery equipped with mechatr威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站ics, approximately 100 machines are displayed in 威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站e hall. Through explanati威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站 and dem威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站strati威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站, we can easily grasp the progress in technology. With dem威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站strati威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站s from our staff, you can see the spinning of thread and weaving of cloths before your eyes, and can experience firsthand real “Making Things (“M威廉希尔WilliamHill官方网站ozukuri”)”.

  • The Fundamentals in Spinning and Weaving Technologies
  • The Development of Spinning Machinery Technology
  • Development of Loom Technology
  • Expansion of the Textile Industry
  • The Aspiration of Sakichi Toyoda