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Okamura was founded in Okamura-cho, Isogo-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan on October 10, 1945

Okamura was reorganized into a joint-stock company and began to produce auto parts and develop torque converters

Began to produce torque converters

Developed Japan's first domestically produced aircraft (N-52) after the war

Developed Japan's first automatic front-wheel drive car (Mikasa)

● Developed aluminum casting technology for torque converters ● Developed gearboxes for forklifts and construction machinery

● Launched steel type 136 office desks and chairs ● Launched hanging basket type store shelves ● Began to sell gearboxes for small forklifts

Chasehama Factory was put into production

Joined the General Incorporated Association Japan Industrial Vehicles Association

● Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange ● The Shizuoka Fuji Factory was completed

Developed gearboxes for snow removal vehicles

Launched ergonomic chairs

Developed PTO clutches, (double guide wheel) torque converters

● Developed planetary reduction gears for construction machinery (drilling machines), and participated in the exhibition at bauma China ● Launched Contessa ergonomic chair

Gearboxes began to be sold in China

Developed walking reduction gears for electric forklifts

Developed walking reduction gears for maintenance vehicles in ski resorts and exhibited at the International Logistics Exhibition

Hangzhou Okamura Transmission Co., Ltd. was established

● Batch delivery of gearboxes for 1-3t internal combustion forklifts of Hangcha ● Production of gearboxes for 3.5-8t internal combustion forklifts of Kunshan Toyota (TIK) began ● Developed gearboxes for large dump trucks

● The FF AT automatic gearbox for "Mikasa" was recognized as a "Mechanical Engineering Heritage" ● Production of reduction gears (WD20) for three-point electric forklifts of Hangcha began

The organization name was changed from "Mechanical Division" to "Power Transmission Division"

Batch delivery of gearboxes for 4-5t internal combustion forklifts of Hangcha

Batch delivery of gearboxes for 1-3t internal combustion forklifts of Kunshan Toyota (TIK)

● Production of gearboxes for 5-10t internal combustion forklifts of Hangcha began ● Production of reduction gears (WD25) for new three-point electric forklifts of Hangcha began ● Research and development of reduction gears (CAT3) for Linde reach forklifts ● Relocation of the new factory of Hangzhou Okamura Transmission Co., Ltd.