1957, 67
73, 86 |
Commendation from the Secretary of
the Saitama Prefecture Department of Labor |
| 1961, 64 |
Commendation from the Governor of
the Prefecture of Saitama |
| 1964 |
Commendation from the Directror-general of
the Business and Industries Bureau of Tokyo |
| 1968, 78 |
Commendation from the Secretary of
the Small and Mid-sized Business Agency |
| 1968, 79 |
Commendation from the Minister of
the Department of Business of Industries |
| (Consecutively awarded for 10 years until 1988) |
| 1969 |
Commendation from the Governor of the Bank of Japan |
Commendation from the Chairman of
the Tokyo Measurement Association |
| 1970 |
Recognition as Export Contribution Company of the Year |
| 1973 |
Medal of Purple Ribbon from the Prime Minister of Japan |
| 1974, 76 |
Commendation from the Governor of Tokyo |
| 1975 |
Commendation from the Chairman of
the Tokyo Scientific Instruments Association |
| 1976 |
Commendation from the Chairman of the Central Department of Labor Accident Prevention Association |
| Commendation from the Governor of Tokyo |
| Tokyo Science Technology Achievement Awards |
| 1977 |
Medal of Yellow Ribbon from the Prime Minister of Japan |
Person of Industrial and Cultural Merit from
the Mayor of Yorii-machi |
| 1981 |
Commendation from the Director-general of
the Life and Culture Bureau of Tokyo |
| 1984 |
The Order of the Sacred Treasure from
the Prime Minister of Japan |
| Commendation from the Small and Mid-sized Business Center |
Commendation from the President of
the Japan Red Cross Society |
| Small and Mid-sized Business Research Center Award |
| 1987 |
Good Design Award (for the PR-1) |
| 1990 |
Person of Ikemoto Invention Merit from
Japan Invention Promotion Association |
| Yorii machi Ishizawa and Takada Awards |
| 1996 |
Appointed as Country of Color Factory |
| 1997 |
Metropolitan Industry Grand Prize |
| 1998 |
Commendation for Excellence in Traffic Safety |
| 1999 |
Gold Medal Award from the Japan Red Cross Society |
| 2002 |
Commendation from the Chairman of
the Saitama Labor Association Federation |
| 2003 |
Good Design Award (for the PAL-1) |
| Itabashi Product Technology Grand Prize |
| 2004 |
Tokyo Venture Technology Award for Excellence |
| 2005 |
Courageous Business Management Award for Excellence |
| Person of Food Industry Technology Merit |
| 2006 |
Good Design Award (for the MASTER series) |
| 2007 |
Invention Prize from Japan Invention Promotion Association |
| Top 300 Lively Small and Mid-sized Manufacturers |
| Commissioner of the Japan Patent Office Award for Encouragement |
| 2009 |
Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology Minister Award |
| Kanto Bureau of Business Industry Chief Award |
| Invention Association Chairman Encouragement Award 2009 |
| Excellence Award at the 2009 Itabashi Product Technology Contest |
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