CROWN CORPORATION

Japanese: クラウン（英語表記）CROWN CORPORATION

Audio equipment manufacturer. Founded in 1948 as Asahi Wireless Electric. In 1955, the company pioneered radio exports with the "Crown" brand. In 1960, the company changed its name to Crown. Since then, it has established Crown Radios in the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries, and expanded its overseas sales activities. In 1987, it absorbed Tajiri Kikai Kogyo. In 1993, it became Miyakoshi Shoji. It manufactures and sells audio equipment such as tape recorders, car stereos, and CD players. It also expanded into video and communications equipment, and expanded its trade intermediation division. In 2011, it moved to a holding company structure and established Miyakoshi Holdings, which became a subsidiary of the company. In 2012, the company changed its name to its current one.

Crown
crown

(1) A general term for a crown or a crown. (2) The peak of a hat. There are caps, which are just the part that the head goes in to, and hats, which have a brim. In either case, the part that the head goes in to is called the crown. The top of the cap is called the top crown, the sides are called the side crown, and the base is called the size base for manufacturing purposes.

Crown
Crowne, John

[Raw] 1640?
[Died]1703?
English playwright, popular for comedies such as Sir Courtly Nice (1685).

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Japanese:

音響機器メーカー。1948年旭無線電気として創立。1955年には「クラウン」ブランドでラジオ輸出の先鞭をつけた。1960年クラウンに改称。以降クラウン・ラジオをアメリカ合衆国やイギリスなどに設立し，海外販売活動を拡充。1987年に田尻機械工業を吸収合併。1993年宮越商事となる。テープレコーダ，カーステレオ，CDプレーヤなどの音響機器を製造，販売。映像，通信機器へも進出するとともに，貿易仲介部門を拡充した。2011年持株会社体制へ移行し宮越ホールディングスを設立，その傘下に入った。2012年，現社名に変更。