Koshinsha is a company that develops, manufactures, and sells counting machines such as the 'Digital Area Counter,' which was born from the optical sensor technology cultivated since its founding, as well as environmental improvement equipment and heating and cooling devices. In particular, its counting systems, capable of counting a wide range of items from frozen foods to seeds, screws, and nuts, are deployed globally.

The Kyoto Industry Development Consortium (Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Kyoto Industrial Association) brings together companies that leverage their strengths and wisdom to achieve growth and development in a challenging business environment. It provides a platform called "Kyoto Wisdom Stage" for showcasing the results of their daily efforts and for networking, thereby enhancing their motivation to take on further challenges.

We have started recruiting electrical engineers due to an increase in orders for automotive parts, seeds, and frozen food packaging lines. http://www.koshinsha.jp

The DAC-320 series seed counting machine is becoming the world standard for counting seeds, from small flower seeds to vegetable seeds, with shipments based on individual counts. It is a seed counting machine used by major seed and seedling manufacturers both domestically and internationally.

Koushinsha has been featured in ASTEM NEWS Vol. 64 published by the Kyoto Advanced Technology Research Foundation. http://www.astem.or.jp/uploads/pdf/news64.pdf

Kyoto City has established the "Kyoto City Venture Company Evaluation Committee" to discover and nurture venture companies that will lead the Kyoto economy in the next era by evaluating the business viability, technology, and ideas of business plans from companies considering entrepreneurship. Additionally, the business of Koshinsha has been certified as A rank.