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[ Essential historical materials for science and technology ]

Registration Number	Name (Model, etc.)	Registration Category	Location / Year Manufactured
Number 364	Seiko Quartz Chariot (Cal. 5931) - Contributing to smaller sizes and electricity conservation in analog quartz wristwatches - PDF file download	Category 1	－Chuo-ku, Tokyo －1978
Number 365	PlayStation®2 (SCPH-10000) - World's First Home Video Game Console with DVD Playback Functionality - PDF file download	Category 1	－Minato-ku, Tokyo －2000
Number 366	Synthesizers with MIDI capability (1) JUPITER-6 (2) JX-3P - The synthesizers that demonstrated the potential of MIDI functionality. - PDF file download	Category 1	－Hamamatsu-shi, Shizuoka －1983
Number 367	V2500 Turbofan Engine and Development Documents - Records of Japan's first foray into commercial aircraft engine development  - PDF file download	Category 1	－Akishima-shi, Tokyo －1989（V2500-A1 engine）
Number 368	Computerized sewing machine "ZZ3-B820" - The computerized home sewing machine that harnessed original technology to actualize microcomputer control of main functions - PDF file download	Category 1	－Nagoya-shi, Aichi －1979
Number 369	JANOME MEMORIA - The first Japanese made computerized home sewing machine with a horizontal shuttle - PDF file download	Category 1	－Hachioji-shi, Tokyo －1979
Number 370	『Research into River Ice, and Particularly Ice-Top Train Tracks』 - A Cornerston of Grobal Ice Engineering - PDF file download	Category 2	－Nagoya-shi, Aichi －1941
Number 371	Trini-Lite for JumboTron (JTS-1) - A Perfect Fusion of CRT and VFD Technology, Creating a Screen Large Enough to Display a Whale - PDF file download	Category 1	－Mobara-shi, Chiba －1984
Number 372	High-Brightness Discharge Tube, as light emitting element for the second-generation Large-Scale Color Video Display System "ASTROVISION" - High-Definition Electrical Discharge Light-Emitting Element - PDF file download	Category 1	－Kadoma-shi, Osaka －Around 1989
Number 373	Die-sinking electrical discharge machine Japaxtron D3 - The first Japanese die-sinking electrical discharge machine for a practical use - PDF file download	Category 1	－Miyashiro-cho, Saitama －1954
Number 374	Wire-cut EDM DWC-50 - First Japanese wire electrical discharge machine - PDF file download	Category 1	－Nagoya-shi, Aichi －1973
Number 375	Die-sinking electrical discharge machine 22-NC 8000 - One of the oldest remaining die-sinking electrical discharge machines equipped with microcomputer numerical control - PDF file download	Category 1	－Miyashiro-cho, Saitama －1980
Number 376	Wire Electrical Discharge Machine UPH-1 - High-precision wire electrical discharge machine that enabled automated connecting for 0.03 mm diameter wires - PDF file download	Category 1	－Meguro-ku, Tokyo －1993
Number 377	Flexible and Transparent Amorphous IGZO Thin-Film Transistor - The world's first amorphous oxide semiconductor thin-film transistor - PDF file download	Category 2	－Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa －2004
Number 378	Pulsed Laser Deposition (PLD) System for Novel Oxide Thin-Film Creation - Outstanding material exploration tool that has contributed to the practical application of oxide TFTs - PDF file download	Category 2	－Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa －1997
Number 379	Documents by Creep Committee of the Iron and Steel Institute of Japan - Foundation of the plan for long-term creep tests contributing to the reliability of high-temperature structural components - PDF file download	Category 2	－Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki －1965-1966
Number 380	Creep machines, and their design drawings and blueprints - Testing technology that supported multi-decade-spanning, long-term creep testing - PDF file download	Category 2	－Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki －1965-1969
Number 381	Creep data sheets, test records and creep ruptured specimens - Long-term creep test data and test records ensuring test quality - PDF file download	Category 2	－Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki －1965-Current

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