Ricoh Multifunction Copier

Seiko revolutionized the watch industry by releasing the world's first quartz wristwatch, the Astron, in 1969. From Grand Seiko's luxury mechanical watches to Prospex sports watches, the brand embodies the pinnacle of Japanese watchmaking.

The world's largest tire manufacturer, founded by Shojiro Ishibashi in Fukuoka in 1931. The company name is an English translation of the founder's surname meaning 'stone bridge.' Bridgestone has supplied technology to global motorsport including F1, and produces tires for everything from passenger cars to aircraft, operating in over 150 countries worldwide.

Japan's oldest film production company, founded in 1912. Created numerous classic works with master directors like Akira Kurosawa and Mikio Naruse. Pioneered unique film genres like 'Romantic Porno.' Played important role in Japanese film history, profoundly influencing global film culture. Continues film production today, highly regarded as representative of Japanese film industry.

A global electronics and entertainment conglomerate that has created numerous groundbreaking products including the Walkman and PlayStation. Sony also wields worldwide influence in content industries spanning music, film, and gaming.

A Kyoto-based company that evolved from a playing card manufacturer into a global leader in the video game industry. Nintendo has shaped gaming culture through a succession of innovative hardware platforms including the Famicom, Game Boy, Wii, and Switch.

Founded by Konosuke Matsushita, Panasonic is a comprehensive electronics manufacturer spanning home appliances, housing equipment, and automotive systems. The philosophy of its founder, known as the 'God of Management,' has profoundly influenced Japanese corporate culture.