Our History｜KOBASHI INDUSTRIES

Katsuhei Kobashi opened a blacksmith's workshop in Okayama Japan, which grew to become Kobashi Industries. Kobashi invented a multifunction tiller implement, which became subsidized by the Governor's Office of Okayama Prefecture. Kobashi Farming-Implements Manufacturing Corporation Inc. (Kobashi) was established. Kobashi developed a new multifunction tiller and received a Governor's Awards for Invention in Okayama. Kobashi developed equipment to manufacture tiller blades, and initiated mass production. The Kobashi Farming-Implements Manufacturing Inc. and the Kobashi Blacksmith Industry Co.
Ltd merged, and Kobashi Industries Co. Ltd (Kobashi Industries) was newly established. Kobashi Industries completed a tiller-blade plant in Okayama Japan. The plant expanded to include a continuous heat-treating furnace, enabling increased production. Kobashi Industries developed an automatic rolling shear line for molding shapes of tiller blades (received an Award for Excellence from the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation, and a Governor's Award for Invention in Okayama). Kobashi Industries developed the first rotary tiller for large-sized tractors in Japan, and initiated production. Kobashi Industries opened a new sales office in Hokkaido Japan. Kobashi Industries invented a center-drive type rotary tiller and received an Okayama Branch President's Award from the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation. Kobashi Industries initiated production of the 'Z-Tiller Blade,' an Alloy Tiller-Blade. Kobashi Kinzoku (Metals) Co. Ltd was founded as a subsidiary of Kobashi Industries. An automated production line for tiller-blades was completed. A capital increase to 100 million yen was announced. Teruhisa Kobashi, the President and CEO of Kobashi Industries received Japan's Medal of Honor for his innovation of molding production equipment of tiller-blades and his great performance in agricultural implement industry. Construction of the new Kobashi Industries Headquarters was completed. Kobashi Industries received an award for developing an automated rolling molding production method for tiller blades.(Okayama Branch President's Award from Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation) Kobashi Soko (Storage) Co. Ltd was established as a subsidiary of Kobashi Industries. Kobashi Industries started production and distribution of snowplows.
A capital increase to 150 million yen was announced. Corporate Identity (CI) was established
The 'S.S. Nata Tiller-blade' was developed (received a Okayama Branch President's Award from the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation) The first tiller-blade for soil puddling was developed (received an Okayama Branch President's
Award from the Japan Institute of Invention and Innovation) A new system of administration was established under the new President and CEO of Kobashi Industries. Kobashi Industries started development and distribution of 'Poty,' a self-propelled potato-harvester. An upgraded version of the SC tiller-blade was developed, with higher performance in soil-crushing and plowing-in. Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'Rooty,' a self-propelled carrot-harvester. Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'Hyper-Rotor,' a standardized rotary tiller. Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'Sofy,' a self-propelled green-onion harvester. Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'Cyber Harrow (Japanese-English),' a folding harrow for soil puddling. Kobashi Industries implemented the Toyota Production System (TPS). The newly constructed second administrative building (Monozukuri-kan) was completed Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'Cyber Harrow (Japanese-English) with New Flow Method' and 'Gaia,' an automatic ridge-plastering machine. Kobashi Industries acquired the 'AAA' (triple A) grade for the medium-sized corporation' from R&I (Rating and Investment Information).
Kobashi Industries started distribution of 'ZR,' a large-sized ridge-plastering machine. 'Sozokan' a newly constructed building for product development in Kobashi Industries Headquarters was completed. Kobashi Industries celebrated the 100th anniversary of its establishment and the 50th anniversary of incorporation(of Kobashi Industries Co. Ltd.)

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