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Koden Electronics was founded in 1947. The free and lively atmosphere generated from the dawn of the company has been passed on to the current firm. While improving reliability and quality on the basis of the ISO certificate which is an international standard of quality assurance, Koden opens a new door towards the future with the unique products as well as cultivated technology in hand.

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Address:	2-13-24 Tamagawa, Ota-ku
City:	Tokyo
State:	( 146-0095 )
Telephone:	+81 3 3756 6918
Fax:	+81 3 3756 6831
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	overseas@koden-electronics.co.jp

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Key people & contacts:

International Sales

Ms Aya Kaihoko

a.kaihoko@koden-electronics.co.jp

s.kobayashi@koden-electronics.co.jp

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Branches:

Koden America Inc

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