Kobe / Ikegai Tekkosho / Osaka / Liverpool / Yokohama / Tokyo / Kyoto / Shimbashi / /
Company
MAN AG of Germany / Fuji Heavy Industries / Kawasaki Sharyo / Kobe Works / Shin Mitsubishi Heavy Industries / Japan Ichiro Tsutsumi Railway / Mitsubishi Electric / DD54 / Morell / Sulzer / Toshiba / Ford / Nippon Sharyo / Railway Agency / Kawasaki Heavy / Kawasaki Shipyard Co. / Hitachi Limited / MAN AG / Tokyu Car Corporation / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Switzerland / Nippon / South Africa / Sri Lanka / Japan / Australia / United Kingdom / India / /
Event
Person Travel / Business Partnership / M&A / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
building Japanese / Kobe Port / Port Line / Nagoya Technical College / Kawasaki Shipyard’s Hyogo factory / building Japan Railway / Railway Museum / /
IndustryTerm
coal gas / semi-steel body / steel plates / industrial technology history / body transportation / brought unseen western technology / machinery / gas turbine / natural gas / machine tools / ordinary express services / overseas rolling-stock manufacturer / band steel / lines manufacturing technologies / The other end car / rail services / steel maintenance / printing / cast steel / internal management / frequent and faster services / mining / foreign-made products / manufacturing / car transport / thick steel plates / locomotive manufacturing / parts manufacturing / steel parts / limited express services / steel / /
Organization
Japan Society / Meiji government / IGR government / PS MAN / Municipal Electric Bureau / Japan Association / Force for Japanese Modernization / Engineer-in-Chief Meiji government / Rolling Stock Industries Ministry / European monetary union / Ministry of Railways / Nagoya Technical College / /
Person
Richard F. Trevithick / Mori Hikozo / Yasujiro Shima / Kisha Seizo / Hideo Shima / /
Position
first locomotive superintendent / driver / Electric trains forming railway engineer / Minister / manager / consultant / Emperor / engineer / second chairman / becoming headmaster / Section Chief / /
Breakthrough in Japanese Railways 6 Change to Domestic Production of Railway