Name

Taguchi Industry Inc.

Address

■Head Office
3-1 Komondo-machi, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, Fukuoka 812-0029
TEL +81-92-291-8394 FAX +81-92-291-8399
■Tokyo Office
7F, Sumitomo Hamamatsu-cho Bldg., 1-18-16 Hamamatsu-cho, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0013
TEL +81-3-5777-2201 FAX +81-3-5777-2210
■Hokkaido Office
1F, Hokkaido Tetsudo Kaikan, 18-1-19 Kita 12 Jonishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0012
TEL +81-11-676-6665 FAX +81-11-676-6664
■Tokyo Machinery Center
3-4-9 Kamitakaido, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 168-0074
TEL +81-3-5777-2201 FAX +81-3-5942-1252
■Sasebo Factory
101-1 Sechibaru-cho Ota, Sasebo, Nagasaki 859-6404
TEL +81-956-76-2316 FAX +81-956-76-2361
■Shingu Training Center
157 Shingu, Shingu-machi, Kasuya District, Fukuoka 811-0115
TEL +81-92-962-0016

Founded

July 1948

Incorporated

February 1968

Capital

¥80 mil.

President & CEO

Issei Taguchi

Number of employees

Taguchi Industry: 70/Hatten Kogyo: 65 (as of April 2022)

Business description

Machine installation, electrical work, steel construction, painting, architecture

Main clients

Kajima Corp., Taisei Corp., Shimizu Corp., Obayashi Corp., Maeda Corp., Nishimatsu Construction Co., Tobishima Corp., Tekken Corp., Hazama Ando Corp., Okumura Corp., Kumagai Gumi Co., Toda Corp., Sumitomo Mitsui Co., Konoike Construction Co., etc.

Affiliate

Hatten Kogyo Co., Ltd.
101-1 Sechibaru-cho Ota, Sasebo, Nagasaki 859-6404
TEL +81-956-76-2316 FAX +81-956-76-2361

1948

Fukuoka Abrasive Mfg. founded by Kazuyuki Taguchi in Kawaguchi-cho, Fukuoka to manufacture and sell abrasives

1952

Factory built in Shingu-machi, Kasuya District, Fukuoka

1961

Tokyo Office opens in Hiroo, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

1964

Head Office built in current location

1968

Taguchi shaft tower installed as Enasan Tunnel ventilation tower (reused unneeded coal-mining equipment in construction)

Reorganized as a stock company; name changed to Taguchi Industry Inc.

1973

Sasebo Factory opens in Sechibaru-cho, Nagasaki
(run by subsidiary Hatten Kogyo Co., Ltd.)

1980

Capital: ¥20 mil.

1985

Tokyo Office expanded and moved to Shinbashi, Minato-ku

1989

Japan’s 1st inclined construction equipment (automatic water-level controller) delivered to Banba Dam

1991

Caisson elevator (aerial work platform) developed

1992

Largest shaft equipment in Japan delivered for construction of Daini Hanna central shaft (11 x 481 m)

1995

Issei Taguchi named President & CEO

1996

Development of the NATM continuous belt conveyor system starts

1997

Japan’s 1st blasting-debris continuous belt conveyor system delivered to Kyushu Shinkansen Tagami Tunnel

2000

Capital: ¥40 mil.

Curved U-turn continuous belt conveyor system developed

First continuous belt conveyor system delivered for debris in Nagoya Municipal Subway shield construction

2002

Japan’s first curved U-turn continuous belt conveyor system delivered to Daini Tomei Shimizu Tunnel 4

2004

Ventilation shaft equipment for Mizunami Underground Research Tunnel excavation delivered (5 x 1000 m)

2005

Capital: ¥80 mil.

2007

Shaft equipment delivered for Horonobe Underground Research Tunnel excavation (6 x 500 m)

2008

Continuous belt conveyor delivered for Central Circular Shinagawa Rte. (8000 m) shield

2009

Continuous belt conveyor delivered for Tohoku-Chuo Expwy. Kuriko Tunnel (9000 m)

2011

Continuous belt conveyor torsion equipment delivered for City Planning Rd. Yamatogawa Rte. shield

2014

Continuous belt conveyors delivered to 100 sites

2015

Hokkaido Office opens

2018

70th anniversary