Company-TAKAYA Corporation

World Leading Security Solutions Provider

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Takaya Corporation, established in 1894, has evolved from a textile manufacturer into a global leader in both the textile and electronics industries. Originally known for producing Bitchu textiles, the company has embraced technological innovation, becoming a key player in RFID and Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems. These advanced solutions are widely applied in sectors like retail, transportation, and security, revolutionizing store security and asset management globally. The company's expertise also extends to Flying Probe Tester (called In-circuit board tester) and the automated assembly of electronics. Takaya's commitment to corporate social responsibility is evident in its efforts to promote workforce diversity, including a program for employing disabled individuals since the 1970s. It has also contributed to the arts and local culture, notably through the establishment of the Hanatori Otsuka Art Museum. Balancing tradition with innovation, Takaya continues to focus on global expansion and sustainable growth, aiming to develop technologies that address current demands and shape future industries.

A Rich Heritage Since 1894

1894

Founding
1917.2

Establishment
1918.9

Reorganization
1966.8

Set Up
1966.8

Change
1975.5

Put Up
1978.5

Assembly
1978.9

President Award
1979.8

Set Up
1983.12

Equipment
1986.8

Sales Office
1987.9

Sales Office
1990.4

Sales Office
1994.6

Art Gallery
1994.7

Certification
1995.1

Detection
1996.9

Development
2000.10

Certification
2000.12

Merge
2001.3

Establishment
2002.4

Branch Office
2006.4

Development Center
2011.1

Thailand
2014.2

Name Change
2021.10

Certification

Founding

Founded a textile business in Takayacho, Ibara City, Okayama Prefecture.
Establishment

Established Takaya Textile Partnership Company.
Reorganization

Reorganized Takaya Textile Partnership Company into Takaya Textile Co., Ltd.
Set Up

Established the Electronics Division (currently the EMS Business Division) and began assembling transistor radios.
Change

Changed name to “Takaya Corporation”.
Put Up

Constructed the Ibara Factory.
Assembly

Constructed the Izue factory and began assembling VTR boards.
President Award

Received the Chairman’s Award from the National Association for Employment of Persons with Disabilities.
Set Up

Established “Sharp Takaya Electronics Co., Ltd.”
Equipment

Started selling Printed circuit board testing equipment.
Sales Office

Opened the Tokyo Sales Office.
Sales Office

Opened the Osaka Sales Office.
Sales Office

Opened the Fukuoka Sales Office.
Art Gallery

Opened the Hanatori Art Museum (now the Hanatori Otsuka Art Museum) for the celebration of 100th anniversary.
Certification

Achieved ISO9002 certification (currently ISO9001:2015).
Detection

The Flying Probe Tester won the “Test Innovation of the Year ’95” award in the UK as the world’s inspection equipment.
Development

Developed the industry’s 12x CD-ROM drive.
Certification

Achieved ISO14001 certification.
Merge

Merged with the special subsidiary Shinsei Denki Co., Ltd.
Establishment

Established Takaya SIIX Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. in Shanghai, China.
Branch Office

Opened the Tokyo Branch Office.
Development Center

Opened the Ibara Development Center.
Thailand

Established “Takaya Electronics (Thailand)” in Chonburi, Thailand.
Name Change

Renamed Takaya Electronics (Thailand) to Trois Takaya Electronics (Thailand).
Certification

Izue Factory achieved IATF16949 certification.

Company Culture

Our Goal

Our Goal

Elevating Life Quality, Enhancing Workplace Efficiency
Our Motto

Our Motto

Cultivate Responsibility, Forge Partnerships, and Facilitate Clear Communication
Our Vision

Our Vision

Together at Takaya, we shape a future that knows no boundaries.

Humanitarian Care

Employee Diversity

A program to employ people with disabilities that has been in place since the 1970s.
Healthy Management

We aim to create a workplace where each employee can work long and in good health, and we will implement various measures to achieve healthy management.
Human Resource Development

We believe that "employee growth" equals "company growth." That's why we offer a self-development system to satisfy employees' desire to learn and grow, as well as hierarchical education tailored to each employee's rank and role.

Hanatori Otsuka

The Otsuka Museum of Art opened in June 1994 after the Takaya Cultural Foundation was established in 1992 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Takaya Group's founding, with the aim of contributing to the development and accumulation of local art and culture through patronage activities.

The museum's collection consists of around 300 works (including sketches) by Japanese painter Kanashima Keika, who was born in Kannabe-cho, Hiroshima Prefecture, as well as around 600 works by leading modern and contemporary Japanese and Western-style artists, such as Yokoyama Taikan, Hashimoto Kansetsu, Kodama Nozomi, Maeda Seison, Ikeda Yoson, and Umehara Ryuzaburo.

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