Fun Pun Clock

TAKATA Lemnos’ history began in Shirogane-machi, Takaoka in 1947 as a brass raw casting manufacturer of Buddhist altar fittings for Jodo Shinshu Buddhism. In 1963, the factory was transferred to Hayakawa 511, Takaoka, the present site of the TAKATA Lemnos headquarters.

During its period of manufacturing Buddhist altar fittings, and following an introduction from a friend, TAKATA Lemnos began producing and supplying clock frames made using brass raw casting or lacquering for Seikosha Co., Ltd. (currently Seiko Clock Inc.). In 1974, it produced clock bodies that were supplied to the State Guest House in Tokyo from Seikosha Co., Ltd. In 1977, the Toide plant was established in Takaoka douki danchi (Takaoka copperware industrial park).

The company name was changed to TAKATA Seisakusho (Factory) following a reorganization. The clock division was then started and became a subcontract factory of Seikosha Co., Ltd. It also started planning and producing products such as souvenirs or promotion goods using a casting clock frame.