One of the characteristics of the Japanese is that we pay particular “attention to detail” in our craftsmanship. This particular attention to detail is engrained into us from a young age and upbringing, which Japanese people can sometimes take for granted, but is a process that is not found amoung the rest of the world. In other countries, people might speculate that it is not necessary to be so particular on everything. Surprisingly, it is something that the Japanese do normally, and we at TSS pride and utilize this attention to detail that cannot be replicated through any procedures, manuals, or education.
However, in this world, there are always two sides of the coin. This meticulousness may help create better work, such as improving quality and performance, and increasing the added value of products, which will often provide new experiences that will help bring new success in the future. However, due to this diligent effort to find perfection, it is possible to simply continue to produce results that will not only just be expensive, but you will not be able to incorporate new techniques and thoughts as well.
The Japanese manufacturing industry has been dragged by the bad side of this paid “attention to detail”, and many companies, including TSS, must feel that they have driven themselves into a corner. Japan, which has been leading the world in manufacturing, is now in need of studying manufacturing in the world and follow in the footsteps of other innovators, especially in low-cost producing countries. Needless to say, the “craftsmanship” that is the identity of Japanese manufacturing should not be easily thrown out the window either. Rather, we believe that we have an obligation and responsibility to continue to provide products with a strong commitment to Japanese manufacturing throughout the world. We devote ourselves to ingenuity to provide our customers with products that have the perfect balance of quality, cost, and delivery time while executing our “attention to detail” in our products.
Together with the people of the world, we at TSS will continue to make and deliver products with Japanese manufacturing and its “attention to detail.” I believe that is the path for Japan and the Japanese manufacturing industry to keep on thriving.
Company Name | TSS Co., Ltd. |
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Founded | December 26, 1960 |
Established | June 1, 1984 |
Employees | 92 |
Business Details | Connector Automated Assembly Machinery and Inspection Equipment/Cable Connectivity and Automated Assembly Machinery and Inspection Equipment/Semiconductor Related Manufacturing |
Offices | Tokyo Sales Office B1-02 SANNO BRIDGE2-5-6 Sanno, Ota-ku, Tokyo 143-0023 Japan Toyama Factory and Office 271-3 Kusano Asahi Shimoniikawa-gun, Toyama 939-0734 Japan |
B1-02 SANNO BRIDGE2-5-6 Sanno,Ota-ku, Tokyo 143-0023
Japan
TEL: +81 (0)3-6626-2000
271-3 Kusano Asahi
Shimoniikawa-gun, Toyama 939-0734
Japan
Toyama Factory TEL: +81 (0)765-82-1100
Dec. 1960 | Established Tokyo Seken Co., Ltd. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo) Founded as a tool manufacturing company based on the technology founded by the founder Totaro Ogawa, the first president at the NEC Mita Works Newly built Togoshi Factory (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo) |
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Sep. 1970 | Takeshi Tanaka appointed Representative Director Totaro Ogawa Chairman Aiming for large machines that depend on electric control, they secured engineers and establish corporate policy |
April 1973 | Established Toyama Seken Co., Ltd. (Nyuzen Town, Toyama Prefecture) Established a factory in Nyuzen-machi, with the decentralization of major manufacturers |
Oct. 1977 | Order received for fully automatic assembly machine |
Feb. 1980 | Expansion of design department aiming to design and manufacture automatic assembly machines |
Dec. 1982 | First patent application for pressure welding equipment for connectors Started integration of production from manufacture of connector automatic assembly equipment to product assembly |
June 1984 | Established Total Sound Stack Co., Ltd. (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo) |
Mar. 1985 | Kamata Office (Ota-ku, Tokyo) opened |
Mar. 1987 | Completion of Toyama Daiichi Factory (Asahicho, Toyama Prefecture) |
July 1987 | Capital increase Capital 20 million yen |
Mar. 1988 | Established Connector Production Department |
Jan. 1991 | Opened Toyama Sekensha’s second factory (Asahi, Toyama Prefecture) |
Nov. 1997 | Surveillance camera business started |
May 1999 | CE mark certified for small combination camera |
April 2001 | Acquired ISO9001 for outdoor integrated swivel camera |
Apr. 2005 | Changed company name to TSS Co., Ltd. |
June 2005 | Acquired ISO 14001 certification within entire company |
Apr. 2006 | Acquired ISO9001 certification within entire company |
Feb. 2007 | Kamata Office is certified as “Yu Factory” in Ota-ku |
May 2007 | Launched automotive connector business |
Jun. 2008 | Sold surveillance camera business |
July 2009 | Toyama second factory ISO / TS16949(IATF16949) certified |
Aug. 2010 | Atsushi Tanaka assumed the position of President Takeshi Tanaka assumed the position of Chairman |
Nov. 2012 | Completed Toyama Factory 2 (next to Factory 1) |
Dec. 2017 | Selected as a regional future leader in Asahi, Toyama |
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Hours of Operation (Japan Standard Time): Mon-Fri 9AM to 12PM, 1PM to 5PM