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125 Years of Innovation at Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Released June 2022
Stepping Stones to Tomorrow
On October 15, 2021, we celebrated the 125th anniversary of our founding, and to commemorate this event, we released Stepping Stones to Tomorrow: 125 Years of Innovation at Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
125 Years of Innovation focused on the changes that had taken place in the company, our products, and our technologies since our release of the 100 Year History of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
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Front cover
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Introduction
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Part1: Our First Century
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Part 2: The Last 25 Years (Overall History)
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Chapter 1: Transforming Management and Launching Spin-offs
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Chapter 2: Toward “Global Kawasaki”—Living in Harmony with People, Society, and the Planet
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Chapter 3: Using Cutting-edge Technology to Build a Brighter Future
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Chapter 4: Driving Innovation to Stay Ahead in a Changing World
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Video Archives
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Kawasaki Group Channel(Youtube)
This YouTube channel provides information on Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
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Story of First Dock Construction Project
Kobe, the place where the foundations of Kawasaki were laid. It was here that our first dock produced and delivered numerous ships. This is the story of those who took on difficult challenges and paved the way to new possibilities in its construction.
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Video commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Gifu Works
A video commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of Kawasaki Heavy Industries’ Gifu Works. 100 years have passed since the French Salmson airplane was produced at the Gifu Works. Explore the history of the Gifu Works through this video.
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“Changing forward” (Group Vision 2030 - Frontier)
A short video based on our corporate message, “Changing forward.” The video focuses on Shozo Kawasaki, who found the Kawasaki Dockyard which became the foundation of the Kawasaki Group. The video depicts how Shozo’s spirit of solving social issues with technology is still carried on by the employees and products of the Kawaski Group today.