Company History

Founded in 1961 by Shinichi Matsuura as Toho Machinery Works, the company began as a metal fabrication shop in Minami-Tamiya, Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture, under the name "Toho Kikai Seisakusho."

In 1981, Yoshihiko Matsuura (current President & CEO) assumed leadership, relocating the factory to its present address in Minami-Tamiya and renaming the business Matsuura Kikai Seisakusho Co., Ltd. to expand operations.

The company established dedicated design and assembly divisions in 1991 to build a fully integrated, in-house manufacturing system, and officially incorporated as Matsuura Machinery Corporation in 1992 to deliver higher-precision machinery and manufacturing services.

Company NameMatsuura Kikai Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
Business ActivitiesMechine Design & Manufacturing | Control System Development | 3D CAD Motion & Simulation | Precision Component Machining | Software Development | Pan-Tilt Unit(Undai) Engineering | Next-Gen Communication System Related Undai
Head Office770-0004
2-5-62 Minamitamiya, Tokushima, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan
Tel: +81-88-632-1056, Fax: +81-88-632-5746
Founded1961 (Showa 36)
Incorporated1981 (Showa 56)
Capital¥20,000,000
President & CEOYoshihiko Matsuura, Ph.D. (Engineering)
Employees40

Company Achievements

1997Certified under the Innovation Promotion Act for our DNC communication software
1999Certified under the Innovation Promotion Act for our mobile relay system
2000Obtained ISO 9001 certification
2000Received the Tokushima New Business Award, Communication Technology Prize
2003Received the "Industry Award" from The Tokushima Shimbun
2005Received the "Paper Award" from the Japan Society for Design Engineering
2008Formed a business alliance with C-COM
2010Our Wi-Fi mobile relay system was certified under the national "Regional Industrial Resource Utilization" program
2010Formed a business alliance with Alvarion, becoming Japan's sole eco-partner
2011Launched the Undai (雲台) product series
2014Constructed a new head office building and factory in Minamitamiya
2015Entered the satellite communications business
2019Commenced Operations at Onigaiwaya Engineering Institute
202160 years of experience in the industry

Message from the President

A company that envisions abundance.

Every machine exists to support human life. Machinery must be a tool that allows everyone to live each day safely, comfortably, and with vitality. The staff at Matsuura Machinery Corporation hold this timeless philosophy at the core of everything we do in our daily work.

Today, our business spans custom contract engineering—including mold design and fabrication, mechanical design and build, and factory automation (FA) system development—alongside proprietary product lines such as broadcast support systems. In an industry driven by continuous innovation, we meet evolving client needs by developing individual skills, adopting cutting-edge technologies, and responding rapidly to digitalization.

At Matsuura Kikai Seisakusho Co., Ltd., we craft technology to deliver true fulfillment—not only to our clients and end consumers, but also to our team and their families.

People-friendly, community-centered manufacturing.

Matsuura Kikai Seisakusho Co., Ltd. is rooted in Tokushima Prefecture, a region blessed with rich, natural greenery. Globally, however, forests are declining, polar ice is rapidly melting, and climate-driven environmental destruction poses a grave threat to the world’s future.

In this race against time, as the world searches for concrete solutions to combat global warming, massive energy consumption continues unabated.

Living and working alongside such rich nature, all of us at Matsuura Machinery feel the critical importance of environmental protection firsthand. We firmly believe that manufacturing and machinery built to enrich human life must also be gentle on the environment.

This means maximizing efficiency to minimize energy consumption, carefully selecting eco-friendly materials, and thoroughly eliminating waste. At Matsuura Machinery, we constantly ask ourselves what it truly takes to realize "manufacturing that cares for people and our hometown."