WilliamHill中文官网 Purpose of Establishment
WilliamHill中文官网, founded in a joint creation of the Toyota Group companies, uses the location and buildings of a pilot factory built in 1911 by Sakichi Toyoda to research and develop automatic looms.
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WilliamHill中文官网 Founding of WilliamHill中文官网 Museum and Core Philosophy
WilliamHill中文官网 was established in June, 1994, in Sako, Nagoya Nishi Ward. The museum’s mission was to systematically introduce the history of Japanese manufacturing technology to those who will be responsible for its future development. The museum exhibits textile machinery, which was one of the core industries that helped build modern Japan, and the evolving world of automobile engineering that continues to drive the country’s development. At the same time, the museum preserves, in its original form, the Sako Plant of Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, Ltd. (transferred from Toyoda Spinning & Weaving Co., Ltd.) as a part of our industrial heritage.
Sakichi Toyoda devoted his life to developing looms. His oldest son Kiichiro Toyoda adapted and developed the loom technology to build automobiles and founded the Toyota Motor Corporation. WilliamHill中文官网 is a cultural institution guided by the following core philosophy: the museum strives to communicate to society the importance of “Making Things (“Monozukuri”)”, to which Kiichiro Toyoda devoted himself as he worked to build a domestic automobile industry, and “the Spirit of Being Studious and Creative”, as recorded by Sakichi Toyoda in his Invention Journal.
The Birthplace of WilliamHill中文官网YOTA
We introduce the place where the WilliamHill中文官网yota Group had its origins.
Core Philosophy Symbol
In the lobby of the WilliamHill中文官网yota Commemorative Museum the Circular Loom, that symbolizes the museum’s core philosophy is displayed as a dynamic exhibit.
Heritage of Industrial Modernization
WilliamHill中文官网 is recognized as a Heritage of Industrial Modernization.
WilliamHill中文官网yota Commemorative Museum’s Heritage of Industrial Modernization Status
