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Amagasaki| Port in Hyogo prefecture, on the northwest outskirts of Osaka, Honshu island, Japan; population (1994) 487,000. It is situated on Osaka Bay with river communication to Kyoto. Amagasaki is a major centre for the production of steel, locomotives, caustic soda, electronic equipment, and beer. The remains of Tano, a settlement of the Yayoi period (300 BC to AD 300) can be found in the city. |
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No references found | on Thursday announced that it will punish 26 executives with pay cuts of as much as 30 percent over the 2005 train derailment in Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, which left 107 people dead and 562 injured. GLOBAL CAPABILITIES: Research & Development laboratories: Wesel (Germany), Deventer (The Netherlands) Production facilities: Wesel (Germany), Wallingford, CT (USA), Deventer (The Netherlands), Tongling (China) Technical laboratories: Wesel (Germany), Wallingford, CT (USA), Guangzhou (China), Shanghai (China), LangFang (China) Seoul (Korea), Amagasaki (Japan), Singapore, Silo Paulo (Brazil) and Pune (India). Based in Basel and Amagasaki, Japan, the award-winning team includes Frank Pirrung and Carsten Schellenberg (project leaders) as well as Delphine Kimpel, Wolfgang Peter, and Junichi Tanabe, all of Ciba's Coating Effects Segment. |
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