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| Takamisawa Service Co., Ltd. |
The company was founded in 1969 (Showa 44). In 1970, it acquired all sales operations of the vending machine division of Takimizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., and established new production, technology, and service divisions, becoming a manufacturing and sales company. Overcoming numerous challenges, the company grew and celebrated its 50th anniversary on October 1, 2019.
The multi-functional automatic ticket vending machine VTAC-CS1, manufactured in 1969 (Showa 44), was recognized by the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers as a 'Mechanical Heritage' in Issue 50.
In Koyama, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, part of the vending machine division of Takimizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. became independent, leading to the establishment of Takimizawa Cybernetics Co., Ltd. Simultaneously, an Osaka branch office was opened to begin sales of automatic ticket vending machines and related products.
The company was established in 1969 (Showa 44) and in the following year, in 1970, acquired all sales operations of the vending machine division of Takimizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., transitioning from a sales company to a manufacturing and sales company with new production, technology, and service divisions. Overcoming numerous challenges, the company grew and celebrated its 50th anniversary on October 1, 2019.
The headquarters moved to Nishi-Ogikubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.
Developed the VTN-type automatic ticket vending machine.
The company became a manufacturing and sales company by acquiring all operations from the vending machine manufacturing division (now Nagano Second Factory) of Takimizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., including sales. Simultaneously, Takimizawa Electric Service Co., Ltd., the after‑sales division of Takimizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., was made a 100% subsidiary and renamed Takimizawa Cybernetics Service Co., Ltd. (now Takimizawa Service Co., Ltd.).
The headquarters moved to Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo.
Acquired all manufacturing and sales operations of vending machines from Takamizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (now Nagano Second Factory), becoming a manufacturing and sales company. Simultaneously, Takamizawa Electric Service Co., Ltd., the after‑service division of Takamizawa Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd., was made a 100% subsidiary of our company, and its name was changed to Takamizawa Cybernetics Service Co., Ltd. (now Takamizawa Service Co., Ltd.).
Developed the VTN-type automatic ticket vending machine for Japan National Railways.
Delivered a simplified group management ticket vending machine system.
Developed the multi-functional VTF (IC-controlled) ticket vending machine and conducted trials at Tokyu Corporation's Shibuya Station.
Completion of Phase 1 construction at Nagano First Factory.
Relocated headquarters to Nishi‑Ogikubo, Shinjuku‑ku, Tokyo.
Completion of Phase 2 construction at Nagano First Factory.
Developed electronic coin-checking devices ESM-150 and ESM-151.
Developed electronic load testers PSA-150D / 125S.
Delivered electronic coin-checking device ESM-260.
Nagano First Factory was established in Usuda Town, Minamishaku District, Nagano Prefecture (now Sakurajima City, Nagano Prefecture).
Established Nagano First Factory in Usuda Town, Minamishaku District, Nagano Prefecture (now Sakuma City, Nagano Prefecture).
Developed seismic recorder STR-300.
Developed seismic recorder STR-310.
Opened Nagoya branch office.
Nagano branch office was opened.
Developed seismic observation system.
Construction of Nagano Second Factory commenced.
Nagoya branch office was opened.
Nagano Second Factory completed.
Phase 3 construction of Nagano First Factory completed.
Phase 4 construction of Nagano First Factory completed.
Construction of Nagano Third Factory commenced.
Fukuoka branch office was opened.
Nagano Third Factory completed.
Opened a Fukuoka sales office.
Nagano Third Factory was established in Usuda Town, Minamishaku District, Nagano Prefecture (now Sakurajima City, Nagano Prefecture).
The company acquired a 60% equity stake in Asama Elecraft Co., Ltd. (now Takimizawa Max Co., Ltd.), a manufacturer and seller of electronic equipment, upon its establishment.
Celebrated 20th anniversary of establishment.
Established Nagano Third Factory in Usuda Town, Minamishaku District, Nagano Prefecture (now Sakuma City, Nagano Prefecture).
Acquired a 60% equity stake in Asama Elecraft Co., Ltd. (now Takamizawa Max Co., Ltd.), a company involved in manufacturing and selling electronic equipment, following its establishment.
Changed the company name from Takamizawa Cybernetics Service Co., Ltd. to Takamizawa Service Co., Ltd.
Delivered new ticket vending machine (PERMAC) with dual bill and coin model / coin-only model / data aggregation device DAG-S.
Delivered simplified group management ticket vending machine system to Japanese National Railways.
Developed VTT-type ticket vending machine (multi-function thermal printer microcomputer-controlled).
The headquarters moved to Chuo, Nakano-ku, Tokyo.
Celebrated 10th anniversary of establishment.
Delivered electronic coin-checking device ESM-260.
Takimizawa Max Co., Ltd. became a 100% subsidiary.
Opened Nagano branch office
Takasaki branch office was opened.
A technology building was established on the site of the Nagano Third Factory as a research and development hub.
Shares were registered for over-the-counter trading with the Japan Securities Dealers Association.
Developed and shipped an expansion unit for Fujitsu's FM-8 computer
Developed the seismic recorder STR-300
Developed an earthquake observation system
Celebrated 30th anniversary of establishment
Hosted the Takamizawa Techno Fair in Sendai
Hosted the Takamizawa Techno Fair in Nagoya
Acquired the headquarters building and land to consolidate the headquarters' technical departments.
Obtained ISO 14001 certification
Obtained ISO 14001 certification for the environmental management system at Nagano First and Third Factories.
Acquired the headquarters building and land to consolidate the headquarters' technical department.
Listed shares on the JASDAQ stock exchange
Obtained ISO 14001 certification for the environmental management system at Nagano First Factory and Nagano Third Factory.
Cancelled the over-the-counter registration with the Japan Securities Dealers Association and listed shares on the JASDAQ Stock Exchange.
Completed construction of the technology building as a research and development facility
Obtained ISO 9001 certification
Obtained ISO 9001 certification for the quality management system at the headquarters, Nagano First Factory, and Nagano Third Factory.
Held the internal event 'Techno Event 2007'
Established overseas branch office for expatriate staff (Germany)
Accepted first overseas internship (Thailand)
Constructed a new building for Nagano Plant 3
Following the merger of the JASDAQ and Osaka Stock Exchanges, listed on the Osaka Stock Exchange JASDAQ.
Established a Shanghai representative office in Shanghai, China.
Celebrated 40th anniversary of establishment
Held the internal event 'Techno Event 2012'
Developed the next-generation ticket vending machine VTQ coin unit ESM-9000 series
Following the integration of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard).
Held the internal event 'Techno Event 2014'
Started a trial of the liftable platform barrier at Sagami Railway Yayoi-dai Station (planned for about one year)
Established 100% subsidiary Takimizawa Solutions Co., Ltd.
Developed the original version of the home door control system.
Hosted the in‑house event 'Techno Event 2017'.
Constructed a new building on the site of the Nagano Third Factory.
Constructed a new building at Nagano Third Factory.
The company celebrated its 50th anniversary on October 1, 2019.
Celebrated the 50th anniversary of establishment.
Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard market.
Rebuilt part of a building on the Nagano Second Factory site and opened the Sakur Logistics Center as a new logistics hub.
The company will exhibit equipment such as automatic ticket vending machines and ticket gates at the Railway Technology Exhibition held at Intex Osaka from May 27 to 29, 2026.
An interview video about our company was broadcast on March 23, 2026, on the segment of TOKYO MX's "Hori Jun Live Junction," and an expanded version is available on YouTube.