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Guangzhou Hoshino Gakki Mfg. Co., Ltd. started production of drums on January 29, 2004(to be fully operational in late February). This is the first overseas plant owned by the Hoshino Gakki Group and is the 6th company of the group following Serlui B.V., a musical instrument sales company in the Netherlands acquired in 2002. » Read more
1945: A fábrica Hoshino Gakki Ten foi destruída pelas bombas da Segunda Guerra Mundial. 1955: A Hoshino Gakki Ten constrói sua nova sede em Nagoya, Japão, e direciona seus um negócios exclusivamente para a exportação. 1957: A Hoshino Gakki Ten começa a fabricar os primeiros modelos de guitarras Ibanez da era moderna.
1974-1983. The TAMA Origin Story. In 1962, more than a decade before the TAMA brand was established, Hoshino Gakki set up its own musical instrument manufacturing factory, called "Tama Seisakusho". Needless to say, the name TAMA originates from this factory. In 1966, drum production began under the Star brand name and later in 1974, the ...
Jul 15, 2022 · However, the history of Ibanez guitars goes back much further than that. Hoshino Gakki Ten (“gakki ten” means “musical instrument company” in Japanese) started in 1908 when the Hoshino family decided to add a musical instrument department to its successful bookstore business.
Dec 27, 2018 · Hoshino Gakki welcomed the 1980s by changing the Elger brand name in the US to Hoshino USA Inc. in the year 1980. In the early 1980s, Hoshino made several changes within its corporation. One of these changes was the update of their company name as well as creating a new branch specifically for the Japanese domestic market.
HISTORY. 1908. Established Musical instrument sales division of Hoshino Shoten (=bookstore) 1929. Established Hoshino Gakki Ten Inc. (=the future Hoshino Gakki Co., Ltd.) 1935. Began to manufacture stringed instruments in Nagoya. 1955. Constructed the current building of "Hoshino Gakki Ten" at N0. 3-22, Shumokucho, Higashiku, Nagoya.
