Essential Historical Materials for Science and Technology
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Essential Historical Materials for Science and Technology

Registration in fiscal year 2017

  [ Essential historical materials for science and technology ]

Registration
Number
Name (Model, etc.) Registration
Category
Location
/ Year Manufactured
Number 226 36 Hi-Vision Trinitron Color TV KW-3600HD
- Early High-luminance, High-definition Television (Hi-Vision) for the Consumer Market -
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Category 1
  • Tagajo, Miyagi
  • 1990
Number 227 HRP-2 PROMET
- Humanoid Robots That Function Alongside Human Workers -
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Category 2
  • Taito-ku, Tokyo
  • 2003
Number 228 Type 36 Wireless Telegraph
- Wireless Telegraph Boasted World-class Performance -
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Category 2
  • Yokosuka, Kanagawa
  • Approx. 1959 to 1960 (replica)
Number 229 FUJICOLOR REALA
- Color Negative Film Which Was the World’s First to Feature a Fourth Color-sensitive Layer -
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Category 1
  • Minamiashigara, Kanagawa
  • 1989
Number 230 Portable NE-type phototelegraphic system (facsimile machine)
- Japanese Phototelegraphic System Offering World-class Performance -
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Category 2
  • Ichikawa, Chiba
  • 1936
Number 231 All Electroninc Time Division Switching System AO-1
- Japan’s First All-Electronic Time Division Switching System Ushering in a Shift to Computerized Control and Digital Electronics -
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Category 2
  • Saitama, Saitama
  • 1958
Number 232 C400 Switching System
- High Functioning Crossbar Switching System Eliminating Telephone Subscription Backlogs -
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Category 1
  • Musashino, Tokyo
  • 1965
Number 233 Edge-runner mill (grinding mill)
- Equipment for Cement Manufacturing That Paved the Way for Modern Construction Technology -
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Category 2
  • Koto-ku, Tokyo
  • In around 1875-1882
Number 234 Steam engine for cement manufacturing
- Engines Powering Cement Manufacturing That Paved the Way for Modern Construction Technology -
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Category 2
  • Sanyoonoda, Yamaguchi
  • In around 1882-1883
Number 235 Vertical Kiln from the former Onoda Cement Co., Ltd.
- Japan’s Only Remaining Full Vertical Kiln of its Kind for Cement Manufacturing, Paved the Way for Modern Construction Technology -
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Category 2
  • Sanyoonoda, Yamaguchi
  • In around 1882-1883
Number 236 Materials from pilot plant rest involving low-density polyethylene (LDPE) made using a high-pressure process
- Materials That Played a Pioneering Role in the Development of Technology for Manufacturing Polyethylene -
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Category 2
  • Uji, Kyoto
  • 1951-1954
Number 237 7/10 shaku width reversible plow drawn by a single horse
- Domestically Manufactured Plow That Played an Active Role in the Development of Hokkaido in the Latter Half of the 20th Century -
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Category 1
  • Sorachigun, Hokkaido
  • 1952
Number 238 GY16×4 plastic plow
- High-performance Plow Developed Independently in Conjunction with Increasingly Large Scale Agriculture in Hokkaido -
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Category 1
  • Sorachigun, Hokkaido
  • 1972
Number 239 high-power-factor arc welding machine LAW-300-3
- Arc Welding Machine Offering Energy-efficiency through Use of phase-advance Capacitors -
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Category 1
  • Toyonaka, Osaka
  • 1961
Number 240 Transistor controlled DC welding power souce TR-800
- Contribution to Development of Technology for Arc Welding Based on Power Transistors -
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Category 1
  • Kobe, Hyogo
  • 1980

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