Anti-Pollution to the Development of Synthetic Products During the Taisho Era (1912-1926), Ehime was able to utilize the gas expelled in copper-refining, to make new chemical products. After the second World War, one of the largest chemical conglomerates in Japan was established in Ehime to produce fertilizers and chemicals. Today with its long history of chemical manufacturing serving as its foundation, Ehime is making advancements into the field of fine chemicals. |
Synthetic Materials for the Future Factories of large businesses are located along the coastal industrial districts of Matsuyama and Saijo. The former technology of this area has been transformed into the production of synthetic materials such as carbon fibers used in aircrafts, interior of automobiles and film. Further development is anticipated within this field. |
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