English Chinese top page About Takata History Company Profile message Takata's wish What is Takata? List of bases History Research and Development Environmental and social contribution Corporate governance news release Topics History Since its inception, Takata has pursued occupant safety by controlling 1/1000 second. What has moved the harsh field is a sense of mission to reduce the number of victims of traffic accidents, curiosity about manufacturing, and pride of pioneers who do not allow people to imitate. Eventually, this DNA crossed the ocean and spread throughout the world. “Today, somewhere on earth, TAKATA products keep occupants safe.” We will continue to take on challenges with our friends around the world, using this pure joy as a treasure. Takata's wish is "a day when the number of traffic accident victims will be zero." And for that day when TAKATA becomes synonymous with "safety." Founded-1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s Founded-1960s 1933 Takezo Takada established the Takada Factory in Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture, and started textile manufacturing. We also manufacture life-saving ropes that utilize textile technology. 1952 Inspired by research on equipping cars with seat belts in the United States, he started research on seat belts applying parachute technology. (At that time, the annual production of automobiles in Japan was 39,000) 1956 Incorporated as Takada Factory Co., Ltd. 1960 Announced Japan's first two-point seat belt and started manufacturing and sales. 1962 With the cooperation of the Ministry of Transport's Transport Technology Research Institute and the National Police Agency's National Research Institute of Police Science, Japan's first full-scale actual vehicle collision test using dummies is open to the public. It has been featured in many media outlets such as TV, and has received a great deal of attention. 1963 シートベルトの本格的な効果測定のため、彦根製造所にスウェーデン式衝突実験場を設置。 日本国内で初めて量産車にシートベルトが標準装備され、タカタ製品が採用される。 1965 日本全国で、ダミーを使用した衝突実験を行い、NHK「スタジオ102」など、数多くマスコミで報道される（～1967）。 彦根製造所（1950年代） 日本初の2点式シートベルト（1960） 日本初のシートベルト衝突実験（1962） privacy policy site map Terms of Service Procurement information Link list Copyright © Takata Corporation. All Right Reserved.