Brother Museum Renewed
Brother Industries partially renewed its exhibition facility, Brother Museum, and opened it on April 1st. Experience corners were enriched, including a new area for creating original goods.
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Brother Industries, Ltd. has renewed a portion of the exhibitions at the Brother Group's exhibition facility, 'Brother Museum' (Mizuho Ward, Nagoya City), and opened it to the public on April 1st. In the experience corner for the latest Brother products, the content has been further enriched by newly establishing an area where visitors can create original goods.
Opened in 2005, the Brother Museum is an exhibition facility that introduces the 118-year history and evolution of Brother's 'manufacturing' from its founding, through product displays from the past to the present. This time, accompanying the change in business segments from April, the museum's exhibitions have been renewed, centering on the 'Product Zone,' which broadly introduces new products from all businesses currently operated by Brother.
In the Product Zone, the experience content has been enriched by newly installing the label writer 'P-TOUCH CUBE' in the experience corner, as well as creating a new area where visitors can make newspaper-style original goods using photos taken on the spot. Furthermore, partial layout changes were also made in the 'Sewing Machine Zone,' which introduces the history and mechanisms of sewing machines, and the 'History Zone,' which traces the history of Brother's manufacturing from the past to the present.
A representative from Brother commented, 'Through these exhibitions, we hope that many more customers will visit, directly experience the appeal of Brother products, and learn about the 118-year history and evolution of Brother's manufacturing.'
■ New Exhibits Related to Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Also Open
Leading up to Asia's largest sporting event, 'Aichi-Nagoya 2026'*1, to be held from September, new exhibits related to this tournament—for which Brother Industries serves as an official supplier—have been installed near the entrance and in the corridors. Inside the building, panels explaining Aichi-Nagoya 2026 and introducing Brother's passion for the tournament have been set up. Additionally, the stationary spot cooler 'PureD,' which is planned to be provided to various locations at the venue as an official sponsored product of the tournament, is also displayed.
Opened in 2005, the Brother Museum is an exhibition facility that introduces the 118-year history and evolution of Brother's 'manufacturing' from its founding, through product displays from the past to the present. This time, accompanying the change in business segments from April, the museum's exhibitions have been renewed, centering on the 'Product Zone,' which broadly introduces new products from all businesses currently operated by Brother.
In the Product Zone, the experience content has been enriched by newly installing the label writer 'P-TOUCH CUBE' in the experience corner, as well as creating a new area where visitors can make newspaper-style original goods using photos taken on the spot. Furthermore, partial layout changes were also made in the 'Sewing Machine Zone,' which introduces the history and mechanisms of sewing machines, and the 'History Zone,' which traces the history of Brother's manufacturing from the past to the present.
A representative from Brother commented, 'Through these exhibitions, we hope that many more customers will visit, directly experience the appeal of Brother products, and learn about the 118-year history and evolution of Brother's manufacturing.'
■ New Exhibits Related to Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Also Open
Leading up to Asia's largest sporting event, 'Aichi-Nagoya 2026'*1, to be held from September, new exhibits related to this tournament—for which Brother Industries serves as an official supplier—have been installed near the entrance and in the corridors. Inside the building, panels explaining Aichi-Nagoya 2026 and introducing Brother's passion for the tournament have been set up. Additionally, the stationary spot cooler 'PureD,' which is planned to be provided to various locations at the venue as an official sponsored product of the tournament, is also displayed.