10th October, 1932

29th August, 1947

50 million yen

44

Tomokuni Amita

KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTER
https://www.kyotohandicraftcenter.com/

AMITA MCF CORP.
https://amitamcf.co.jp/

21 Shogoin Entomi-cho,Sakyo-ku,Kyoto, 606-8323
Tel. +81-(0)75-761-0141
Fax. +81-(0)75-751-6861

Shintaro Amita became a member of the Trading Business Association in
Kobe and began merchandising damascene.

The business was suspended due to the Second World War.

Resumed the business in Kyoto as AMITA Damascene Factory.

Reorganized AMITA Damascene Factory to AMITA DAMASCENE Co., Ltd.

Established the AMITA Damascene Craftsmen Training School.
Designated as an export retail shop (tax-free shop) by the Ministry of Finance.

By the Ministry of Finance, AMITA DAMASCENE Co., Ltd. was authorized to conduct money exchange business.

AMITA DAMASCENE Co., Ltd. renamed AMITA TRADING Co., Ltd.

The manufacturing department moved to New Nishikyo Factory.

AMITA TRADING Co., Ltd. renamed AMITA JEWELRY CORP.

Constructed KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTER Building and relocated the head office.

New Takano Factory completed.

Restaurant Grill Craft opened.

Manufacturing department became independent as AMITA METALWORK MANUFACTURING CORP. (Merged with AMITA CORP. in 1981 and became independent again in 2005.)

AMITA JEWELRY CORP. was renamed AMITA CORP.

AMITA CORP. was designated as the official trader on the production with the logo for the International Association of Lions Club.

Established New Kisshoin Factory and relocated from Takano factory.

AMITA main building was built and started the business for Japanese tourists with restaurant and souvenir shop.

Changed to the new corporate logo.

Established DAMASCENE STUDIO CORP. to specialize in damascene department independent.

Constructed the AMITA main building (Current East Building of KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTER)

Manufacturing department was divided and merged with DAMASCENE STUDIO CORP. Later renamed as AMITA MCF CORP.

Opened a workshop cafe and Craftsmen's Workshop EN-YA.

The store in New Miyako Hotel was renovated and opened as KYOTO CRAFT MART New Miyako Hotel store.

The store in Tobu Hotel Airport was renovated and opened as KYOTO CRAFT MART.

Renamed the main building of AMITA as KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTER East building.

Opened a restaurant SHOAMI

Opened a book store and space SAIKA and a restaurant TAKUMI SHOAMI.

Started the business of Cross-Border E-Commerce.