Brand History
( 2021 )
The purchase of equipment for manufacturing sanitary porcelain products
( 2019 )
The launch of new faucet series featuring a double-durable coating system for the first time
( 2017 )
Tokito became a member of the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JISC)
( 2016 )
Manufacturing was launched for European markets: Germany, UK, France, Poland, Denmark, and CIS countries
( 2010 )
Yaskawa robots was implemented into the automatic faucet polishing process
( 2007 )
The company purchased a new faucet assembly factory
( 2002 )
An additional office was opened in Hong Kong. Then there was a merger with the international holding company Tostem Inax Holding Corporation
( 1998 )
The factory installed equipment for the production of metal products with synthetic polymer coating
( 1990 )
The company joined JVMA (Japan Valve Manufacturers Standard Association) to participate in exhibitions abroad, unify, standardize products, and enter international markets
( 1987 )
The company was renamed Howku Valve Corporation. An efficient processing and grinding system was introduced at the factory
( 1981 )
The sales office was opened in Saitamo
( 1976 )
Headquarters and factory relocated to Matsudo, where a casting production line was launched, and equipment for electroplating was purchased
( 1967 )
The factory received approvals for Japanese Industrial Standards JIS 2061
( 1955 )
The factory was renamed Simudzi Kogyo Co., Ltd. The factory excelled in producing flush valves for drainage and faucets
( 1949 )
In Nagoya, Japan, company founder Kichiro Simudzi established a factory for manufacturing bronze valves and sanitary fittings
TOKITO manufactures high quality sanitary ware. Reliability, accessibility, and aesthetics are the three main principles of creating Japanese products that will last for many years.
The foundation of our reputation is quality products designed for long-term use and convenience in daily use, with simple operation principles and high technology.
Reliability
01
Thanks to a democratic pricing policy, TOKITO products are accessible to customers with any income level.
Accessibility
02
Collaboration with a creative team from different cultures creates universal products that fit modern lifestyles. The original minimalist design allows you to immerse yourself in the world of Japan right in your bathroom.
Aesthetics
03
TOKITO Philosophy
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TOKITO designers and engineers work on every curve so that customers do not think about how the product is made but enjoy using it.
Production
At every stage of TOKITO product manufacturing, from careful material selection to the final product assembly, tests are conducted.
All components are manufactured within Japan. This ensures the reliability of product use even under high-intensity use.
Surface Protection
A special technology developed by Japanese engineers is used for ceramic sanitary surfaces — the "Mitsushi Professional" protective glaze on sanitary porcelain.
This ensures resistance to scratches, stains, and chemical exposure, maintaining the attractive appearance of the product for many years.
This ensures resistance to scratches, stains, and chemical exposure, maintaining the attractive appearance of the product for many years.
4. Testing of components
Testing of components used in manufacturing. After the final assembly each finished faucet is leak tested by water and air pressure. Faucets are tested for 250,000+ opening/closing cycles.
3. Chrome-nickel coating
The thickness of the chrome-nickel coating is checked on a spectrograph, and samples are selected for testing in a "salt spray".
2. Polishing
After polishing the faucet body is checked for the quality of the polishing on special stands.
- Body casting
Quality control of brass — the chemical composition of raw material for faucets. After body casting it is inspected for chips and cracks.
Product Certificates
According to the requirements of mandatory declaration of sanitary fittings from 01.09.2023, TOKITO faucets and shower systems have been tested in an accredited laboratory and have a declaration of conformity.
Market circulation mark. Confirms that the released products meet technical regulations requirements.
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TOKITO products comply with a set of requirements used in the Japanese industry. The standardization process is coordinated by the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee.
Japan Industrial Standards Mark
A quality management system according to the international standard ISO 9001 has been introduced at all TOKITO factories.
International Standard ISO 9001
Phone:
(81) 047 352 7072
Email:
info@tokito.jpn.com
Address:
Howku Valve Co., Ltd MATSUDO, JAPAN
6 Chome 6-16, Minoridai, Matsudo, 271 0064 Japan
6 Chome 6-16, Minoridai, Matsudo, 271 0064 Japan
