Tsukuba: Komori's Commitment to Print

Tsukuba Plant Starts Operation Komori’s vision of the future is gathering headway. The next-generation Tsukuba Plant is a world-class production facility for offset printing presses. Presses that will address printers’ needs for machines with advanced functions and the capability of high added value multicolor printing. Sited in a verdant corner of Tsukuba Science City, Komori’s Tsukuba Plant encompasses factory, research and development, training center, and other facilities in a complex with floorspace of 38,000 sqm on a 185,000-sqm site. The simple, sharp architectural design articulates Komori’s world-leading production and research and development systems. To optimize the mix of people, technologies and the environment, the Tsukuba Plant incorporates five basic themes: improved quality and reliability, higher efficiency and a faster rate of production, enhanced communications, human resources, and environmental friendliness. A green facility, the Tsukuba Plant generates electricity through solar and wind power and runs its air-conditioning system on gas. Thus, the plant reduces power consumption and CO2 emissions. Since our founding, Komori has relentlessly pursued the pinnacle of quality and reliability ― the starting point for all manufacturing. By developing new technologies and products, Komori will raise customer satisfaction to the realm of customer kando (being moved by something that exceeds expectations). A fusion of creativity, state-of-the-art hardware, and the software crucial for exploiting these assets. Komori will never yield in its efforts to maximize the possibilities of printing for a future that is rich in print communications

Yoshiharu Komori
President and CEO
Komori Corporation