Registration in fiscal year 2019

  [ Essential historical materials for science and technology ]

Registration Number	Name (Model, etc.)	Registration Category	Location / Year Manufactured
Number 260	Ethanol Slurry Distillation Column - Ethanol, a contributor to the development of Japan’s industry and agriculture - PDF file download	Category 2	Izumi-shi, Kagoshima 1938
Number 261	Ethanol Distillation Column Tray - Ethanol, a contributor to the development of Japan’s industry and agriculture - PDF file download	Category 2	Iwata-shi, Shizuoka 1939
Number 262	Celluloid Compression Test Machine - Contributed to quality control of celluloid, the original plastic - PDF file download	Category 1	Himeji-shi, Hyogo 1954
Number 263	Sterile syringe JINTAN SYRINGE 5mL - Contributed to infection countermeasures and blood collection efficiency in medicine - PDF file download	Category 1	Nakai-machi Ashigarakami-gun, Kanagawa 1963
Number 264	Automated Hematology Analyzer CC-1001 - Pioneered true automation of blood cell counting with original technology developed in Japan - PDF file download	Category 1	Kobe-shi, Hyogo 1963
Number 265	Inverter driven air conditioner RAS-225PKHV - The world’s first household air conditioner with an inverter - PDF file download	Category 1	Fuji-shi, Shizuoka 1981
Number 266	PAM Controled Inverter Air Conditioner (RAS-501HX2) - The world’s first PAM-controlled inverter household air conditioner - PDF file download	Category 1	Tochigi-shi, Tochigi 1997
Number 267	SEIKO QUARTZ LC V.F.A. 06LC - The world’s first watch with a six-digit LCD - PDF file download	Category 1	Sumida-ku, Tokyo 1973
Number 268	Solar Analog Quartz Watch CITIZEN QUARTZ CRYSTRON SOLAR CELL (Cal. 8629-7J) - The world’s first solar-powered charging analog quartz watch - PDF file download	Category 1	Nishitokyo-shi, Tokyo 1976
Number 269	Casio Shock-resistant Digital Quartz Watch CASIO HEAVY DUTY SPORTS DW-5000C (G-SHOCK) - The first G-SHOCK with astounding shock resistance - PDF file download	Category 1	Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 1983
Number 270	World’s First Compact Disc Player CDP-101 - The first player that opened up the world of CDs - PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1982
Number 271	World’s First Portable CD Player D-50 - The portable CD player that initiated explosive adoption of the CD - PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1984
Number 272	The Modulation Element Used For the World’s First Optical Fiber Communication Experiment (ADP Crystal) - The dawn of optical fiber communication - PDF file download	Category 2	Meguro-ku, Tokyo 1963
Number 273	4 Fiber Optical Cable - The world’s first optical fiber cable for applied use - PDF file download	Category 2	Ichihara-shi, Chiba 1974
Number 274	Apparatus for Production of Optical Fiber Base Material Using the VAD Method - The method of optical fiber mass production developed in Japan - PDF file download	Category 2	Musashino-shi, Tokyo In around 1977
Number 275	F-32M-1 Terminal Repeater Equipment - The world’s first commercial terminal repeater equipment using the F-32M system - PDF file download	Category 1	Musashino-shi, Tokyo 1981
Number 276	Hekiso (penicillin) ampule - A proof of penicillin development in Japan - PDF file download	Category 1	Kakamigahara-shi, Gifu 1944
Number 277	Application for manufacturing Approval of Hekiso - The little-known penicillin development in Japan - PDF file download	Category 2	Chuo-ku, Tokyo 1945
Number 278	HANSA CANON - The model that showed the way for Japan’s compact precision cameras - PDF file download	Category 1	Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 1935
Number 279	ASAHIFLEX I - The origin of the made-in-Japan 35mm SLR camera - PDF file download	Category 1	Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Unknown(Year first appeared 1952)
Number 280	Nikon F - A globally recognized, fully mature SLR camera - PDF file download	Category 1	Minato-ku, Tokyo 1959
Number 281	[ Stamping Die (Tool) for Motor Cores ] (1) Ultra-high speed Die (2) Automatic Interlocking Die, 1st "MAC (Mitsui Automatic Core Assembly)" Die - Die technology supporting the mass production of motors for household appliances - PDF file download	Category 2	Kitakyushu-shi, Fukuoka (1) 1974 (2) 1975
Number 282	Electronic Organ D-1 - The electronic organ that became the origins of Japanese electronic musical instrument technology and music education - PDF file download	Category 1	Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 1959
Number 283	Programable rhythm machine TR-808 Rhythm Composer - A rhythm machine allowing freedom to program a rhythm pattern for an entire song and had a great effect on the music scene - PDF file download	Category 1	Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 1980
Number 284	Digital Synthesizer DX7 - The digital synthesizer equipped with expressive FM sound generation - PDF file download	Category 1	Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka 1983
Number 285	[ FM Sound Generator LSI ] (1) YM3526 (2) YMU757 - The FM sound generator chip that endowed multimedia and cellular phones with high-definition melodic sound - PDF file download	Category 1	Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka (1) 1986 (2) 2000

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