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  [ Essential historical materials for science and technology ]

Registration Number	Name (Model, etc.)	Registration Category	Location / Year Manufactured
Number 185	Entertainment Robot "AIBO" ERS-110 ― The First Entertainment Robot Commercialized and Marketed for Home Use ― PDF file download	Category 1	Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 1999
Number 186	Bottled Drink Vending Machine ― Vending Machines that Proliferated with the Popularization of Soft Drinks ― PDF file download	Category 1	Daito, Osaka 1968
Number 187	Coal-Dust Diesel Engine ― Evidence of the Diversity of Japanese Diesel Engine Research ― PDF file download	Category 2	Yaizu City, Shizuoka 1939
Number 188	Color Standards (Color Samples) for Naval Aircraft Paint ― Color Samples for Japanese Naval Aircraft ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kita-ku, Tokyo 1942
Number 189	Simple Open Cycle Single Shaft Gas-turbine ― Contributed to the Popularization of Emergency Gas Turbines ― PDF file download	Category 1	Amagasaki, Hyogo 1984
Number 190	Shoulder style Tape Recorder PT-1 ― Japan's First Over-the-Shoulder Tape Recorder ― PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1951
Number 191	Portable Stereo Compact Cassette Tape Recorder "Densuke" TC-2850SD ― The Recorder that Sparked the Live Recording Boom ― PDF file download	Category 1	Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 1973
Number 192	The world's first PCM processor for consumer PCM-1 ― World’s First PCM Processor for Consumer Use ― PDF file download	Category 1	Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 1977
Number 193	FUJICOLOR F-II400 ― World’s First High-Speed (ASA400) Color Negative Film ― PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1976
Number 194	Symphony Label Nagauta “Kuramayama” Record ― The First SP Record Produced in Japan ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kanazawa, Ishikawa 1909
Number 195	[ Domestically-Produced Gramophone ] (1)Nipponophone No. 35 (2)Eufon No. 1 with built-in horn ― Japan's first domestically-produced gramophone ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kanazawa, Ishikawa (1)1910 (2)1911
Number 196	Table-top Filmon Sound Belt/Disc Playback Machine: Unique Japanese Audio ― Recording Technology Buried in History ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kanazawa, Ishikawa 1937
Number 197	Cutterhead for Lacquer Disc (Model No.: TYPE C-28-G ) ― Japan's First Monaural LP Cutting Deck ― PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1953
Number 198	[ Digital Recording System and produced LP Records ] (1)The first commercial PCM Digital Recording LP Records (Record No.: NCB-7003/NCC-8004-N) (2)PCM Digital Recorder for Record Mastering (Model No.: DENON DN-023R) (3)LP Record produced by the PCM digital recordings (Record No.: NCC-8501-N) ― World’s First Recording Digitization ― PDF file download	Category 1	(1)Minato-ku, Tokyo (2)Ota-ku, Tokyo (3)Minato-ku, Tokyo (1)1971 (2)1972 (3)1972
Number 199	Transportable PCM Recording system (Model No.: DN-034R) ― Contribution to the Popularization of Digital Recording ― PDF file download	Category 1	Ota-ku, Tokyo 1978
Number 200	Studio Recording Microphone, Sound Field Type / Sound Pressure Type (Model No.: B & K Type 4006) ― Contribution to the Popularization of Digital Recording ― PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1979
Number 201	PR-7820 ― World’s First Industrial Use Laser Disc (LD) Player ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kwagoe Saitama 1979
Number 202	LD-7000 ― World’s First Laser Disc (LD) Player Using a Semiconductor Laser ― PDF file download	Category 1	Kwagoe Saitama 1983
Number 203	CLD-9000 ―World’s First Laser Disc (LD) and Compact Disc (CD) Compatible Player - PDF file download	Category 1	Kwagoe Saitama 1984
Number 204	Personal computer MZ-80K ― Early Domestically-Produced 8-Bit Personal Computers ― PDF file download	Category 1	Tenri, Nara 1978
Number 205	Personal Computer PC-8001 ― Early Domestically-Produced 8-Bit Personal Computers ― PDF file download	Category 1	Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 1979
Number 206	BASIC MASTER MB-6890 ― Early Domestically-Produced 8-Bit Personal Computers ― PDF file download	Category 1	Hadano, Kanagawa 1980
Number 207	Resources Related to Industrial Production of Ion Exchange Resin ― Japan's First Resources Related to Ion Exchange Resin ― PDF file download	Category 2	Kyoto City, Kyoto 1939-1946
Number 208	TAKA-DIASTASE ― Japanese Digestive Enzymes, the Digestive Medicine Favored by Sōseki Natsume ― PDF file download	Category 1	Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 1909
Number 209	The experiments notes and monthly reports of the discovery of Statin and the Statin capsules ― The Savior of Patients with Lifestyle-related Diseases around the World ― PDF file download	Category 2	Koganei, Tokyo 1971~1976,1978

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