Small Factories of Osaka
Thousands of tiny workshops packed together, their division of labour working as if it were one large factory.
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Thousands of tiny workshops packed together, their division of labour working as if it were one large factory.
Thick cotton from the flood plain, tough enough for sailcloth and working clothes.
The Panasonic Museum in Kadoma. It conveys the career of Konosuke Matsushita and how home appliances changed daily life.
Daikin in Yodogawa. It handles air conditioning and fluorochemicals. In air conditioning it holds a high position worldwide.
Daikin's Kanaoka Factory in Sakai. It makes air-conditioning equipment.
Kubota in Hirakata. It handles construction machinery and cast steel.
The Yanmar headquarters in Osaka. The company makes engines and industrial machinery.
Sumitomo Electric in Osaka. It makes electric wire and cemented carbide tools.
Nitto Denko in Ibaraki. It extended its adhesive technology into high-performance materials.
Sekisui Chemical in Shimamoto. It carries out research and development of materials.
Daihatsu in Ikeda. It has small-car technology and bases its headquarters and a plant here.
Toyo Aluminium in Yao. It makes aluminum foil and powder materials.
Nippon Shokubai in Suita. It researches catalysts and chemistry.
Nippon Paint in Hirakata. It makes automotive coatings.
Rengo in Yodogawa. It handles corrugated board and packaging technology.
Sunstar in Takatsuki. It makes oral hygiene products such as toothpaste.
Zojirushi in Osaka. It makes vacuum flasks and home appliances with vacuum insulation technology.
Tiger Corporation in Osaka. It has vacuum insulation technology.