- Sakichi Toyota, a 15-year-old farmer and carpenter, wanted to help the people of Japan
- He studied the Patent Monopoly Act and formed a group to research and invent
- He invented the Toyota Wooden Hand Loom, which improved fabric quality and efficiency
- Sakichi's son, Kichiro Toyoda, continued his work and started making cars
- The company eventually became Toyota, now the second largest company in the world

THE UNTOLD STORY OF TOYOTA COMPANY


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This is the year 1882 when a 15-year-old boy who was a farmer and also a carpenter at home, was still working like a daily.

Then a thought came to his mind that how can he help the people of Japan?

The name of this child was Sakichi Toyota.

What did he know that in the coming time, his name will be on every small and big car in the world.

Sakichi was born during the time when the new government replaced the new government under the Meiji Emperor.

It is said that this era was the beginning of modern Japan.

In this period, the village where Sakichi lived was very poor.

Sakichi was a Toyota farmer and he also helped the villagers by working as a carpenter.

This was the reason why everyone in the village trusted him.

He helped people in the village, but he was not so happy with it.

Sakichi wanted him to do something big for the whole of Japan.

When carpentry was not in operation, he read newspapers and magazines with great passion.

Sakichi tried to know in depth about whatever information he got from anywhere, But despite this, he was not able to know how he could help the people of his country.

Sakichi heard about the Patent Monopoly Act at the age of 18 in 1885.

He studied it very deeply and soon he found out that he had found his way.

He used to make a group of his boys every evening and research on sub-machines with them.

At that time, they decided that they would use their brains and try their best to form new things.

Sakichi thought about doing any invention, so he needed machinery for it.

And the machine ran on steam, while a steam-powered machine also needed coal, which was very expensive at that time.

Sakichi thought that he could use something else instead of steam to do all this work.

Similarly, Sakichi kept thinking and used his intelligence to try to do something new.

Then 1 day he got interested in the looms made by the families of local farms.

In 1890, Sakichi went to Tokyo to see the third National Machinery Exhibition.

There, many machines of Japanese and overseas manufacture were on display.

Seeing him, Sakichi was deeply affected so deeply that he spent the next month watching the exposition every day.

There was only 1 reason for this, that he could see every machine and understand its work.

In the same spring season, Sakichi got his first successful invention.

It is known as the Toyota Wooden Hand Loom.

It was also available in a loom market before this, but it was better than that.

He had to operate this kind of loom with just 1 hand instead of 2.

This eliminated the unevenness of the fabric, which improved the quality.

When these machines started selling, in 1892, Sakichi started a small factory in the Tateu Ward of Tokyo.

Sakichi also had a son named Kichiro Toyoda, who was born in 1894 in Shizuoka.

Kichiro also worked in this factory with his father.

At that time, there were cars, but very few.

Kichiro started to be interested in cars, so he told his father about his idea.

But Sakichi refused because Sakichi thought that there was a lot of risk in it.

Now time passed and their loom achieved success.

There came a time when Sakichi fell ill, then Sakichi called his son and said that after me you have to reach the heights of success of our factory, fulfill your wish, but do not leave our work that has been going on for many years.

In 1930, Sakichi died, after that Kichiro tried more, along with running a factory of the factory and started making cars.

He was making a lot of profit from this factory.

With this profit, he used to run his own house and also spent on car products and experiments.

In 1933, he built an A1 passenger car and G1 truck.

It was a great success for him, because of which he learned that we can make cars.

After that he changed the name of his car, which became Toyota from Toyota.

There was only 1 reason for this and that was that he liked the name just by saying it.

In 1934, Kichiro went to America and there were cars there.

He came back after seeing and learning them.

He copied and pasted those cars and the strange thing is that he did not hide this.

He copied some cars and then made cars on his style and his thinking.

Today, this Toyota is the second largest company in the world.

Friends, this was some authentic information.

If you liked the video, then don't forget to like it and subscribe to the channel.

In today's time, this Toyota is the world's second largest company.


Speaker 0: This is the year 1882 when a 15-year-old boy who was a farmer and also a carpenter at home, was still working like a daily. Then a thought came to his mind that how can he help the people of Japan? But the question was how? The name of this child was Sakichi Toyota. What did he know that in the coming time, his name will be on every small and big car in the world.

Welcome to my video again. It was born in 1867 in Kosai City. Sakichi was born during the time when the new government replaced the new government under the Meiji Emperor. It is said that this era was the beginning of modern Japan. In this period, the village where Sakichi lived was very poor.

Sakichi was a Toyota farmer and he also helped the villagers by working as a carpenter. And he was very good at carpentry. This was the reason why everyone in the village trusted him. He helped people in the village, but he was not so happy with it. Sakichi wanted him to do something big for the whole of Japan.

When carpentry was not in operation, he read newspapers and magazines with great passion. Sakichi tried to know in depth about whatever information he got from anywhere, But despite this, he was not able to know how he could help the people of his country. Sakichi heard about the Patent Monopoly Act at the age of 18 in 1885. He studied it very deeply and soon he found out that he had found his way. He used to make a group of his boys every evening and research on sub-machines with them.

At that time, they decided that they would use their brains and try their best to form new things. Sakichi thought about doing any invention, so he needed machinery for it. And the machine ran on steam, while a steam-powered machine also needed coal, which was very expensive at that time. Sakichi thought that he could use something else instead of steam to do all this work. Similarly, Sakichi kept thinking and used his intelligence to try to do something new.

Then 1 day he got interested in the looms made by the families of local farms. In 1890, Sakichi went to Tokyo to see the third National Machinery Exhibition. There, many machines of Japanese and overseas manufacture were on display. Seeing him, Sakichi was deeply affected so deeply that he spent the next month watching the exposition every day. There was only 1 reason for this, that he could see every machine and understand its work.

In the same spring season, Sakichi got his first successful invention. It is known as the Toyota Wooden Hand Loom. At that time, Sakichi was 24 years old. It was also available in a loom market before this, but it was better than that. He had to operate this kind of loom with just 1 hand instead of 2.

This eliminated the unevenness of the fabric, which improved the quality. It increased efficiency by 40 to 50%. When these machines started selling, in 1892, Sakichi started a small factory in the Tateu Ward of Tokyo. Sakichi also had a son named Kichiro Toyoda, who was born in 1894 in Shizuoka. Kichiro also worked in this factory with his father.

At that time, there were cars, but very few. It was only with rich people. Kichiro started to be interested in cars, so he told his father about his idea. But Sakichi refused because Sakichi thought that there was a lot of risk in it. Now time passed and their loom achieved success.

There came a time when Sakichi fell ill, then Sakichi called his son and said that after me you have to reach the heights of success of our factory, fulfill your wish, but do not leave our work that has been going on for many years. In 1930, Sakichi died, after that Kichiro tried more, along with running a factory of the factory and started making cars. He was making a lot of profit from this factory. With this profit, he used to run his own house and also spent on car products and experiments. In 1933, he built an A1 passenger car and G1 truck.

It was a great success for him, because of which he learned that we can make cars. After that he changed the name of his car, which became Toyota from Toyota. There was only 1 reason for this and that was that he liked the name just by saying it. In 1934, Kichiro went to America and there were cars there. He came back after seeing and learning them.

He copied and pasted those cars and the strange thing is that he did not hide this. He copied some cars and then made cars on his style and his thinking. He kept getting success ahead. Today, this Toyota is the second largest company in the world. Friends, this was some authentic information.

If you liked the video, then don't forget to like it and subscribe to the channel. In today's time, this Toyota is the world's second largest company.

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THE UNTOLD STORY OF TOYOTA COMPANY