Precise air–fuel ratio control and kiln pressure regulation using flue air dampers enable various firing modes, including oxidation and reduction firing.
Takayama’s kiln has an internal volume of 7.5 m³ and operates at a firing temperature of 1270°C. Firing takes approximately 10 hours, followed by about 12 hours of cooling.
By maintaining the temperature difference within the kiln to within 5°C, stable, high-quality firing is achieved.

The loading lift moves vertically to reduce the workload of loading and unloading operations.
With a loading capacity of 2.5 m³, it supports efficient transport.

Our pad printing equipment enables a wide range of delicate and expressive decorative designs.
It supports various techniques such as multicolor printing, inlay-style decoration, Uzura-de patterns, cut-glass style designs, and textile-inspired motifs.
In addition, we utilize multiple transfer methods—vertical (up-and-down), rotary, and roll—allowing flexible processing according to the shape of the piece and the decoration requirements.

We have introduced a glazing robot capable of handling a wide variety of vessel shapes and applying glaze with consistent stability.
It supports uniform, high-quality finishes while also contributing to improved production efficiency.

The new factory is equipped with a self-generation power system, supporting sustainable manufacturing through effective energy utilization.
In addition, we have introduced electric vehicles for company use, working to further reduce environmental impact.

Solar panels have been installed on the roof of the kiln factory newly built in 2023, introducing a self-generation power system.
By reducing environmental impact and promoting efficient energy use, we are advancing sustainable manufacturing.