Exhibitions

We examined a series of new products and businesses that were built from scratch at Kyocera through the inspiration and contributions of ordinary employees, as well as the company philosophy and organizational culture at the backdrop of their success.

This exhibition explores seven ventures born from Kyocera employees' ideas, revealing how they were conceived and how they led to Kyocera's growth. It introduces Kyocera's unique corporate culture, including the communication and interaction between leaders and employees, the passion of those contributing their ideas, and the organizational climate that inspires employees to seek new challenges.

1. Commercialization of inkjet print heads
2. Branding the "cocochical" ceramic knife
3. Commercialization of in-vehicle cameras
4. Commercialization of lenses for industrial machinery
5. Commercialization of ceramic guide rings for fishing gear
6. Development of the "SAMURAI" compact single-lens reflex camera
7. FC Business Headquarters' efforts for VIP 2000 as an incubator for new business

• Kyocera's organizational culture that created the new businesses
• Creating an open culture where opinions are easy to voice

Kyocera has given birth to many new businesses from inspiration, ideas, and information contributed by employees. How were these ideas conceived, and how did they grow into businesses? Many principles outlined in the Kyocera Philosophy have been key to their success. We've prepared five videos in which Inamori passionately discusses these Kyocera Philosophy principles in his own words.