Company
Company History
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1902
Founded Fukuoka Kinjiro Store. Produced and exported western style fabric
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1916
Installed looms to increase efficiency
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During World War II
Designated as a military component factory by the government
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1946
Founded Nishijin Kigyo Co., Ltd. Produced ties and scarves
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1961
Started exporting scarves
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1975
Started producing woven fabrics
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1996
The company was reorganized into Fukuoka Weaving Ltd.
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1998
Hironori Fukuoka was appointed as the President and CEO
Started development of specialized textile consisting of carbon and aramid fiber -
2004
Received A rank certification from the Kyoto Venture Business Judging Committee
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2008
Kyoto Prefecture Management Innovation Plan approved
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2011
Exhibited Kyoto Carbon Textiles Project at the International Fashion Fair (Tokyo Big Sight)
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2020
Exhibited “Weaving with Water”, in collaboration with media artist Taro Suzuki, at the International Art Competition Start-up Exhibition
Company Overview
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Company Name
Fukuoka Weaving Ltd.
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Address
35 Isshikichō, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, Japan 602-8471
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President and CEO
Hironori Fukuoka (Certified Traditional Craftsman)
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TEL
075-441-0235
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FAX
075-441-0549
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URL
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Business Content
Manufacture of advanced fabrics with Nishijin-ori technology
Design development using computer systems
Development of loom equipment for the production of high-precision fabrics
Production of advanced silk fabrics for kimono belts, books, Noh costumes, etc.
Development and production of high-performance fabrics -
Founded
1902
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Incorporated
December 21, 1946
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Capital
¥5,000,000
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No. Employees
7
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Affiliates
Nishijin Textile Industry Association
Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Kyoto Technical Exchange Group on Plastic Materials
Kyoto Carbon Textiles Project
“The Kyoto”
NPO “Kyoto will make your dream come true” -
Certification
March 2004 – A rank certification from the Kyoto Venture Business Judging Committee
(development of high performance fabrics using carbon fiber, aramid fiber, etc.)2008 – Approval of Kyoto Prefecture Management Innovation Plan
(The manufacture and sale of custom-made Nishijin-ori Obi)