This company was dissolved in 1945 when the Second World War ended; however, it was started again with the same name, Yamato Gokin, in 1953 to meet the post-war industrial demands of Japan. Using newer technologies based on our many years of experience, we manufactured special-alloy materials for important parts of automobiles and trains as well as individual components of many different kinds of manufacturing equipment.

In the post-war era, Yamato Gokin developed special alloys such as YG alloys, SY alloys and YMB alloys, as well as copper chromium and copper beryllium. In addition to special aluminum, the company also developed various bronzes, and Yamato Gokin soon gained a widespread reputation as a special- copper-alloy manufacturer, earning the trust and support of a broad range of customers.

In the 1940’s, Dr. Hagino was employed by Mitsubishi Steel Manufacturing, where he was in charge of research into bronze products for the government. Therefore, Yamato Gokin has over 70 years of experience as a special-purpose-alloy producer in Japan.