Takatsu Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- 20 Kaikegahara-cho, Ukyō-ku, Kyoto 616-8165, Japan
- Chief executive
- Hiroyuki Takatsu
- Capital
- 17,000,000
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 57 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- 1951-11-01
- End date
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Business
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History
In the lower part of Ichijo Gome in Ukyō-ku, Kyoto, Takatsu Umejiro Sr. opened the 'Takatsu Prop Store'.
In front of the prop store, the Hakudō Studio, predecessor of the Nikkatsu Kansai Studio, was established.
A partnership with Nikkatsu Studio began.
When Nikkatsu Studio moved to Ōshōgun in Kita-ku, a full-scale prop rental service began, and that year is regarded as the founding year.
The boom of independent production companies led to increased orders: Makino Educational Film Production, establishment of Nikkatsu Modern Drama Division, Shochiku Shimakamo Studio, Futakaoka Studio, and many others.
Moved the store to the western entrance of Ichijo Gome in Ukyō-ku: established the partnership company Takatsu Prop Store.
Reorganized from the partnership company to Takatsu Co., Ltd.
Built a warehouse in Kitano Shirahama-cho, Kita-ku.
Built an art storage facility in Ōgami-cho, Ukyō-ku: involved in event costumes and venue setup for the Osaka World Exposition.
Takatsu Riji became the president.
Established the Takatsu Old Culture Hall Foundation.
Built a warehouse in Kusehigashitokawa, Minami-ku.
Moved the headquarters to Takanawa, Ukyō-ku.
Built a warehouse in Ujitawara
Received the Japan Academy Prize Association Special Award
Hiroyuki Takatsu appointed as President and CEO
Moved the Osaka branch office to Toyoshin, Higashiyodogawa Ward
Held the 100th anniversary celebration at the Kyoto Cultural Museum
Constructed and relocated the new headquarters to Taizai Kaigahara-cho, Ukyo-ku, Kyoto City
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