Sumitomo Corp.
基本情報
- 所在地
- Tokyo, Japan
- 社長
- Yoshihiro Koyama
- 資本金
- 1,000,000,000 円 (10 億円)
- 従業員数(単独)
- 従業員数(連結)
- 開始日
- 1878-01-01
- 終了日
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事業内容
関連会社
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関連図
沿革
In the latter half of the 17th century, Sumitomo’s home city, Osaka, came to be called “Japan’s Kitchen” for its role as a center for processing industries and a major supplier of goods to Edo (now Tokyo), the largest city in the world at the time.
Besshi mine was discovered by Sumitomo under the leadership of its fourth patriarch Tomoyoshi (1670–1719), in the third year of Genroku (1690).
The Besshi mine was discovered by Sumitomo under the leadership of its fourth patriarch Tomoyoshi (1670–1719), in the third year of Genroku (1690). The new copper vein was just below the surface, between 50cm and 8 meters thick, 1,500 meters wide, and 2,300 meters long—a mother lode on a scale rarely seen anywhere in the world.
Over several months spanning the fourth and fifth years of Genroku (1691–1692), Engelbert Kämpfer, a German doctor who worked for the Dutch at their trading post in Nagasaki, traveled the route between Edo and Nagasaki, the only port open to specially permitted outsiders at the time.
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