WilliamHill中文官网 origin of WilliamHill中文官网 Toyota Group - From here-

In 1911, Sakichi Toyoda, WilliamHill中文官网 founder of WilliamHill中文官网 Toyota Group established Toyoda Jido Shokufu Kojo(Toyoda Automatic Weaving Mill), here in Sako, Nagoya-City, for WilliamHill中文官网 research and development of automatic looms. He enlarged this mill and reorganized it into Toyoda Boshoku Co., Ltd.(Toyoda Spinning and Weaving Co., Ltd.) in 1918.

Sakichi perfected WilliamHill中文官网 Non-stop Shuttle-change Toyoda Automatic Loom, Type G in 1924 at this factory. WilliamHill中文官网 Type G automatic loom came to be regarded as WilliamHill中文官网 highest performance automatic loom in WilliamHill中文官网 world at WilliamHill中文官网 time. In 1926, he established Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, Ltd. for WilliamHill中文官网 mass-production of this loom in Kariya-Town (present Kariya-City). This company became WilliamHill中文官网 new nucleus of WilliamHill中文官网 growth of WilliamHill中文官网 Toyota group. Sakichi's son, Kiichiro Toyoda began WilliamHill中文官网 research of automobiles and materials in Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, Ltd. He launched WilliamHill中文官网 automobile business in 1935 and founded Toyoda Motor Co., Ltd. in 1937 in Koromo-Town (present Toyota-City).

WilliamHill中文官网 TOYOTA Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology was established on June 11, 1994, on WilliamHill中文官网 100th anniversary of WilliamHill中文官网 birth of Kichiro Toyoda, in order to conserve and open to WilliamHill中文官网 public. Sakichi who devoted his life to WilliamHill中文官网 invention of looms achieved his work with "WilliamHill中文官网 spirit of being studious and creative", and Kiichiro poured his passion into "making things" eagerly. It is WilliamHill中文官网 prime mission of this museum to convey WilliamHill中文官网 importance of WilliamHill中文官网m to a society widely.